Pyrolytic (Self Cleaning) Ovens - Any good?
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Pyrolytic (Self Cleaning) Ovens - Any good?
As per recent thread on here my old Ariston died a death before xmas. Have just about sorted my house ins claim so ready to purchase a new oven and pretty much decided on a Bosch.
Now Im wondering if its worth plumping out the extra £100 or so for Pyrolytic Cleaning where the oven heats itself to something silly like 500c and obliterates any mess in the oven.
We all know oven cleaning is a horrible chore and getting someone in isnt cheap but Im wondering if these modern functions really do work.
Anyone got one and can comment?
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Now Im wondering if its worth plumping out the extra £100 or so for Pyrolytic Cleaning where the oven heats itself to something silly like 500c and obliterates any mess in the oven.
We all know oven cleaning is a horrible chore and getting someone in isnt cheap but Im wondering if these modern functions really do work.
Anyone got one and can comment?
Cheers
Simon
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I would definitely recommend them, they have three settings for cleaning. The best one is the HBA76B650B, this can also take the optional telescopic rails. However they do need to be taken out when cleaning. Always worth doing this overnight and leaving the extractor hood on a low setting as the oven can kick out some odour in this mode.
Any questions please let me know.
Any questions please let me know.
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Cheers - sounds a goer then.
Computerangel do you sell ovens or something lol? What are the 3 settings then?
Yeah the Logixx looks good but steep at £874 and not sure I need all those cooking functions lol.
Saw the telescopic rails but Im not sure they are much benefit unless your basting. Certainly wouldnd want to pay extra for them.
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Computerangel do you sell ovens or something lol? What are the 3 settings then?
Yeah the Logixx looks good but steep at £874 and not sure I need all those cooking functions lol.
Saw the telescopic rails but Im not sure they are much benefit unless your basting. Certainly wouldnd want to pay extra for them.
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The three settings are for the cleaning options from light to medium to heavy. No i don't sell them but i know a bit about them. It also has a auto cook function that is brilliant.
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We sell the Bosch & Miele Ovens and get that question quite a lot. On average a complete Pyrolytic cleaning cycle will cost around 50p. Compare that to a bottle of Mr Muscle @ £3-£4, the hassle of having to clean it yourself, the rubber gloves, the cloths and the fact that it's a nasty thing to have to do and Pyrolytic is ALWAYS the way to go
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One of the ovens in my Rosieres cooker is Pyrolytic. It's brilliant for doing roasts in
We just turn it up to the self clean setting every month or so and the job's done
We just turn it up to the self clean setting every month or so and the job's done
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Wow thats very cheap Bodski. How long do the cycles last for?
I think Im definately sold as I hate cleaning ovens and do like roasting joints of meat which is always messy.
Just need to wait for my ins cpy to cough up some cash.
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I think Im definately sold as I hate cleaning ovens and do like roasting joints of meat which is always messy.
Just need to wait for my ins cpy to cough up some cash.
Simon
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Saw the telescopic rails but Im not sure they are much benefit unless your basting. Certainly wouldn't want to pay extra for them.
Telescopic rails are fantastic, makes it much easier to baste, as you say, but also makes it easier to get heavy casseroles in and out and to pour Yorkie batter straight into the tin without removing it from the oven!
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You know M8 I'm not entirely sure. The Miele ovens are sensor controlled and the cleaning time is calculated automatically, as are the Bosch & Siemens. I've never sat round a customers house and had one go though an entire cycle though. @ around 50p i'd of thought somewhere around an hour???
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Our Zanussi has two pyro cleaning modes. 1 is normal clean and 2 is a heavy clean. Number 1 takes about 1hr 30mins to complete including cool down time. (It locks the door to stop you opening until cooled down as it reaches 500 degrees). All you do then is wipe around with a clean damp cloth. You must leave the extractor on or open a window a little. First time I did a pyro clean I switch it on then went out. Came back to a ground floor full of smoke/burnt food smell! I would not buy an oven without now!
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Ended up ordering a Bosch HBA73B550B.To be delivered a week on sat. Damn Im looking forward to having a working oven again
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Remove Oven Racks message on Siemens Pyroklean
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We have a Siemens combination single oven with Pyroklean (spelt wrong I know). It is only 3 months old and last night we decided to use the Pyroklean system.
We took the racks out, took the rails out along with the side bits and have left nothing easily removable in there.
We started the cleaning program but it will not start. It beeps at us stating a "Remove Oven Racks" message.
We have tried this over and over and have now booked an engineer to come and have a look but what we are worried about is that it may not be the sensor at fault.
When I asked the the lady on the phone "could there just be grease on the sensor not making it work?" She said yes and if that was the case, we would be charged £85 for the engineer as it is not a fault!!!!
I asked her "where is the sensor so that I can try and clean it a little?" and she didn't know.
At 3 months old I am not feeling very happy at the moment. £85 is a lot of money.
Can someone help at all? Where is the sensor inside the oven and has anyone heard of this before?
Thank you and regards
Sarah
We have a Siemens combination single oven with Pyroklean (spelt wrong I know). It is only 3 months old and last night we decided to use the Pyroklean system.
We took the racks out, took the rails out along with the side bits and have left nothing easily removable in there.
We started the cleaning program but it will not start. It beeps at us stating a "Remove Oven Racks" message.
We have tried this over and over and have now booked an engineer to come and have a look but what we are worried about is that it may not be the sensor at fault.
When I asked the the lady on the phone "could there just be grease on the sensor not making it work?" She said yes and if that was the case, we would be charged £85 for the engineer as it is not a fault!!!!
I asked her "where is the sensor so that I can try and clean it a little?" and she didn't know.
At 3 months old I am not feeling very happy at the moment. £85 is a lot of money.
Can someone help at all? Where is the sensor inside the oven and has anyone heard of this before?
Thank you and regards
Sarah
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Hi there
We have a Siemens combination single oven with Pyroklean (spelt wrong I know). It is only 3 months old and last night we decided to use the Pyroklean system.
We took the racks out, took the rails out along with the side bits and have left nothing easily removable in there.
We started the cleaning program but it will not start. It beeps at us stating a "Remove Oven Racks" message.
We have tried this over and over and have now booked an engineer to come and have a look but what we are worried about is that it may not be the sensor at fault.
When I asked the the lady on the phone "could there just be grease on the sensor not making it work?" She said yes and if that was the case, we would be charged £85 for the engineer as it is not a fault!!!!
I asked her "where is the sensor so that I can try and clean it a little?" and she didn't know.
At 3 months old I am not feeling very happy at the moment. £85 is a lot of money.
Can someone help at all? Where is the sensor inside the oven and has anyone heard of this before?
Thank you and regards
Sarah
We have a Siemens combination single oven with Pyroklean (spelt wrong I know). It is only 3 months old and last night we decided to use the Pyroklean system.
We took the racks out, took the rails out along with the side bits and have left nothing easily removable in there.
We started the cleaning program but it will not start. It beeps at us stating a "Remove Oven Racks" message.
We have tried this over and over and have now booked an engineer to come and have a look but what we are worried about is that it may not be the sensor at fault.
When I asked the the lady on the phone "could there just be grease on the sensor not making it work?" She said yes and if that was the case, we would be charged £85 for the engineer as it is not a fault!!!!
I asked her "where is the sensor so that I can try and clean it a little?" and she didn't know.
At 3 months old I am not feeling very happy at the moment. £85 is a lot of money.
Can someone help at all? Where is the sensor inside the oven and has anyone heard of this before?
Thank you and regards
Sarah
Hope it works when we come to use it then
Personally I'd get them out to fix it but would refuse to pay anything to get a three month old appliance fixed. I suspect I would have not worked if you tried to use the cleaning function the first day you had it.
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