Has anyone replaced their lpg oven with an electric all in one microwave/air fryer/convection oven?

[MisterB]

has anyone installed an all in one microwave/air fryer/convection oven in place of their existing lpg oven? we are considering various changes (i like to think that they're upgrades and they probably are, but ONLY to us!) and this is one of them ..

we would still keep the existing oven if we ever sold the motorhome of course ...

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Russell-Hobbs-Combination-Microwave-RHMAF2504B/dp/B0DJWFR67Q/?tag=mhf04-21

 

[PaddyM]

I can see the attraction but I’d probably go a bit up market and see what the higher end combo ovens are like . Wattage and amps are also a consideration especially on some Euro sites .

 

[MisterB]

I can see the attraction but I’d probably go a bit up market and see what the higher end combo ovens are like . Wattage and amps are also a consideration especially on some Euro sites .

we originally looked at a panasonic - about three times the price, i was happy to pay that amount BUT when i measured it wouldnt fit, our oven has a width of around 45cm so we are limited without making changes that might be irreversible if we sell the motorhome ..... plus i suppose its a lot of money IF the concept isnt as good as the actuality ......

a plus point though is that we could get to try it out of position and see if it does what we want it to do and if it doesnt then its not a waste of a lot of money ...

we are not looking for it to be used via EHU either in the UK or the EU, we have enough lithium and decent inverter already in place

 

[Saucer]

I’d like to but I can’t find a microwave that will fit in the 42cm space.

 

[MisterB]

I’d like to but I can’t find a microwave that will fit in the 42cm space.

that's perhaps the biggest issue that i'm facing. though there is a fillet of cabinet down one side, if i remove that i think i could get to 48cm at a push .... i think the way forward is to remove the oven first and then look at what we can get in there .... height doesnt appear to be as much of an issue. i will of course consider ventilation, which might be forced as opposed to convection ....

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[RJA]

 

[Roby2008]

People have an actual oven? wow!, us continentals don`t have that, we do have a full automatic coffee machine though ............

 

[LesW]

People have an actual oven? wow!, us continentals don`t have that, we do have a full automatic coffee machine though ............

That's 'cos our women folk know how to cook

 

[Roger S]

Our first 2 vans we bought had ovens, we dismissed ones that didn't have one fitted. Were now on our 3rd van and ordered it without, we use a microwave I fitted and a Remoska for cooking so enjoy the extra cupboard space. Mr S cooks rather than buys ready meals.

 

[PlacidoD]

I have one of these in my home kitchen:

Amazon.co.uk

Microwave is fine. Airfryer is not so good as my 5 litre Cosori. But that is no big surprise as the machine is having to heat up a much bigger space but it is still OK. I am pleased with the buy even though I paid almost £250 for mine when my existing microwave combo literally crashed to the ground! There is no recognised separate grill but it should do bacon etc. In the van I use a small George Forman type grill for that even though I have got a gas grill and oven. I just never seem to use either grill or oven! Having said that I was constrained by mileage limitation on my insurance last winter. This year I have upped from 4k to 6k miles so I can get out winter weekends when I can see that the oven may get more use.

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[BillandHelen]

We have a Samsung combined microwave (900w)/Oven, works an absolute treat on both modes through our 3000w inverter and lithium setup. No airfryer capability though.

 

[Roby2008]

That's 'cos our women folk know how to cook

I didn't pick mine for her cooking skills

 

[Barchetta47]

I didn't pick mine for her cooking skills

How sweet you still think you picked her

 

[Jimbohorlicks]

There is an airfryer / microwave oven in Aldi at the moment. Think it was around £119
Not sure of the wattage etc but may be worth a look.

Microwave with Air Fryer

Save time and effort while cooking just about anything with this convienient Microwave with Air Fryer. <ul> <li>Offers convienient and even cooking</li> <li>Airfry, microwave and microwave with convection combination modes </li> <li>Capacity: 25L (approx.)</li> <li>Adjustable Air fryer...

aldi.co.uk

 

[MisterB]

There is an airfryer / microwave oven in Alsi at the moment. Think it was around £114.
Not sure of the wattage etc but may be worth a look.

struggling to find it, i assume you meant Aldi, but ive also checked Lidl and neither of them are showing combi microwave/air fryer - so perhaps it wasnt what i assumed ...??

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[jumar]

that's perhaps the biggest issue that i'm facing. though there is a fillet of cabinet down one side, if i remove that i think i could get to 48cm at a push .... i think the way forward is to remove the oven first and then look at what we can get in there .... height doesnt appear to be as much of an issue. i will of course consider ventilation, which might be forced as opposed to convection ....

 

[jumar]

that's perhaps the biggest issue that i'm facing. though there is a fillet of cabinet down one side, if i remove that i think i could get to 48cm at a push .... i think the way forward is to remove the oven first and then look at what we can get in there .... height doesnt appear to be as much of an issue. i will of course consider ventilation, which might be forced as opposed to convection ....

 

[jumar]

that's perhaps the biggest issue that i'm facing. though there is a fillet of cabinet down one side, if i remove that i think i could get to 48cm at a push .... i think the way forward is to remove the oven first and then look at what we can get in there .... height doesnt appear to be as much of an issue. i will of course consider ventilation, which might be forced as opposed to convection ....

 

[jumar]

that's perhaps the biggest issue that i'm facing. though there is a fillet of cabinet down one side, if i remove that i think i could get to 48cm at a push .... i think the way forward is to remove the oven first and then look at what we can get in there .... height doesnt appear to be as much of an issue. i will of course consider ventilation, which might be forced as opposed to convection ....

 

[jumar]

that's perhaps the biggest issue that i'm facing. though there is a fillet of cabinet down one side, if i remove that i think i could get to 48cm at a push .... i think the way forward is to remove the oven first and then look at what we can get in there .... height doesnt appear to be as much of an issue. i will of course consider ventilation, which might be forced as opposed to convection ....

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[jumar]

that's perhaps the biggest issue that i'm facing. though there is a fillet of cabinet down one side, if i remove that i think i could get to 48cm at a push .... i think the way forward is to remove the oven first and then look at what we can get in there .... height doesnt appear to be as much of an issue. i will of course consider ventilation, which might be forced as opposed to convection ....

 

[jumar]

that's perhaps the biggest issue that i'm facing. though there is a fillet of cabinet down one side, if i remove that i think i could get to 48cm at a push .... i think the way forward is to remove the oven first and then look at what we can get in there .... height doesnt appear to be as much of an issue. i will of course consider ventilation, which might be forced as opposed to convection ....

 

[jumar]

that's perhaps the biggest issue that i'm facing. though there is a fillet of cabinet down one side, if i remove that i think i could get to 48cm at a push .... i think the way forward is to remove the oven first and then look at what we can get in there .... height doesnt appear to be as much of an issue. i will of course consider ventilation, which might be forced as opposed to convection ....

 

[jumar]

that's perhaps the biggest issue that i'm facing. though there is a fillet of cabinet down one side, if i remove that i think i could get to 48cm at a push .... i think the way forward is to remove the oven first and then look at what we can get in there .... height doesnt appear to be as much of an issue. i will of course consider ventilation, which might be forced as opposed to convection ....

 

[jumar]

that's perhaps the biggest issue that i'm facing. though there is a fillet of cabinet down one side, if i remove that i think i could get to 48cm at a push .... i think the way forward is to remove the oven first and then look at what we can get in there .... height doesnt appear to be as much of an issue. i will of course consider ventilation, which might be forced as opposed to convection ....

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[jumar]

that's perhaps the biggest issue that i'm facing. though there is a fillet of cabinet down one side, if i remove that i think i could get to 48cm at a push .... i think the way forward is to remove the oven first and then look at what we can get in there .... height doesnt appear to be as much of an issue. i will of course consider ventilation, which might be forced as opposed to convection ....

 

[jumar]

that's perhaps the biggest issue that i'm facing. though there is a fillet of cabinet down one side, if i remove that i think i could get to 48cm at a push .... i think the way forward is to remove the oven first and then look at what we can get in there .... height doesnt appear to be as much of an issue. i will of course consider ventilation, which might be forced as opposed to convection ....

 

[jumar]

that's perhaps the biggest issue that i'm facing. though there is a fillet of cabinet down one side, if i remove that i think i could get to 48cm at a push .... i think the way forward is to remove the oven first and then look at what we can get in there .... height doesnt appear to be as much of an issue. i will of course consider ventilation, which might be forced as opposed to convection ....

 

[Jimbohorlicks]

struggling to find it, i assume you meant Aldi, but ive also checked Lidl and neither of them are showing combi microwave/air fryer - so perhaps it wasnt what i assumed ...??

Put you a link up on my post

 

[Jimbohorlicks]

There is an airfryer / microwave oven in Aldi at the moment. Think it was around £119
Not sure of the wattage etc but may be worth a look.

Microwave with Air Fryer

Save time and effort while cooking just about anything with this convienient Microwave with Air Fryer. <ul> <li>Offers convienient and even cooking</li> <li>Airfry, microwave and microwave with convection combination modes </li> <li>Capacity: 25L (approx.)</li> <li>Adjustable Air fryer...

aldi.co.uk

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