KitchenAid KEBS107SSS Architect Series II 30-in. Single Wall Oven

$1,699.00 to $2,238.59 from 7 sellers

Electric, 4.3 Cu. Ft., Convection

Rating: 5 5

At KitchenAid, they create appliances to further every cook's culinary passion. From their legendary Stand Mixer to their innovative two-drawer dishwasher, each detail is designed with the cook in mind. Which is why a market research study showed that KitchenAid was the brand chefs own, use, love and would recommend to friends more than any other. The Architect Series II is an evolution of performance and intuitive design that will capture the attention of all your senses. They've combined the best of their original Architect Series with a host of enhancements, offering an enticing suite of kitchen appliances inspired by, and created for, those who love t o cook and entertain. The timeless appearance of the Architect Series II comes in the form of robust contoured knobs, rounded corners, and seamless stainless steel edges. Efficient performance is reflected in adjustable settings, intuitive displays and control graphics, and complementary features designed to work together for a smooth cooking experience. This sleekly designed thermal oven with two-element balanced baking and roasting provides consistent oven temperature for efficient, even baking and roasting. Design features such as a glass-touch oven display and large window complement this oven's exceptional performance.

Review Date: 30-Dec-08
tedlpearson

Rating: Rating 2 2

Time with product: 4 Years

Strengths: good looking

Weaknesses: unreliable and expensive to maintain, Whirlpool refuses to accept responsibility for faulty design.

Summary: KitchenAid Electric Convection Wall Ovens have a design flaw with the Self-Cleaning mode and thermostat. After the self-cleaning mode is complete the thermostat is blown and the oven won't heat up at all, stone cold. I've replaced the thermostat in two ovens of the same design. Manufacturer's instructions are useless: tips like tripping the breaker, re-setting the oven, etc. do nothing to solve a blown thermostat. A service call is required, estimate $250.00, every time you use self-cleaning. The part is about $42.00 and the oven must be pulled out of the cabinet to repair. Some consumers have replaced the thermostat up to 5 times or trashed the ovens because they're too expensive to maintain!Numerous consumer postings can be read at:http://ths.gardenweb.com/forums/load/appl/msg091303016942.html
Review Date: 11-Apr-08
mwalton

Rating: Rating 8 8

Time with product: 1 Month

Strengths: Convection cookingStylish looking

Weaknesses: None so far

Summary: This is a very nice oven. It looks stylish and cooks perfectly. The shelf on rollers is real nice. My wife loves the blue interior. Easy to use and the Easy Convect functions works great too.

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