Westinghouse WVE665

Delighted with it – I'm absolutely delighted with this oven. I needed to replace a similar Westinghouse which broke down after being in the kitchen for almost 30 years. This new one heats up very quickly compared to the old one. The heat is even and I love the bright interior light and big window enabling me to see what's going on inside. I haven't used the griller bit much but I certainly like the fact that I can heat up only one side if I'm doing small things ... simple power-saving idea! I'm sure the novelty will wear off but I'm really enjoying cooking fancy things requiring even heat that my old oven simply couldn't have coped with. I feel like I'm now set for another 30 years. No hesitations in recommending this oven.

Not bad, but installation instructions need to be clearer – Got it a few weeks ago and all works. However, installation instructions require a 20mm gap at the bottom rear of the cabinet for ventilation. But the cabinets are all sealed off around except the 20mm gap at the rear where the electrical conduit comes out from. But how far down should this gap go, it does not say, and how can it help ventilation if the bottom of this gap and everything else is sealed of by the cabinets? Cockroaches end up going in underneath the oven and nest in the gap at the rear. One installer suggested to just silicone seal all open edges around the front of the oven to stop insects getting in. But what happens to the requested ventilation if i did this? Instructions need to be revised to clarify this issue! The electrician told me not to worry about it. Perhaps he has an expensive home completely sealed off to insects and has fittings which are a lot more expensive!?