Can you see the item in the oven when it is running? Some door screens make it impossible to see in.
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Hi Edward!Yes, you can see in while in use. There is a pretty bright light. Does have those little dots on the door to see thru. Had to go warm something up, b/c I never really noticed...so now I know! I do have a rather loud buzzing (metal outside casing vibrating)but maybe it's just my unit. BTW, inside is huge! Hope this helps!
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Glare and cleanliness. If the cover over the inside lightbulb gets dirty or the sun is at the right angle to shine on the front if the microwave it is hard to see what is inside. Otherwise you can see in perfectly well if you look straight in through the screen. At six foot I have to lean over a bit to do this.
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I never used it in the oven, but good question! I guess you would have to contact the Pauli company for an answer.
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Yes, kind of - You would need to open the oven and point it at something inside. It will tell you the surface temperature quickly with pretty good accuracy. It you want to measure the oven air temperature, it's better to use a meat thermometer with the remote probe located inside the oven where the food would be placed.
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You can put the insert in the oven as it is "ovenware" but not the outside.
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No, you can open the oven door and take an instant reading. But, keep in mind that the oven temperature will drop any time you have the door open and it may take a short period of time to reach back to the reading you just observed. Dick Y
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It depends on your definition of 'visible'. There are two sets of heating elements, one in the 'roof' of the cavity, and one on the 'floor'. The one on the floor is exposed, but largely covered by the metal turntable, which must be present to place anything in the oven. The one in the roof is behind a permanent grate which is part of the cavity. The roof element is more like a quartz heater, and get hotter than the one on the floor which is a resistive element (like a coil stove). In short, the two elements are not obvious on casual inspection, but the floor element is exposed and both are visible if you know where to look.
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It has a small round oven thermometer in the upper right corner of the enclosed oven. It works very well, sometimes it's a little foggy due to condensed steam on the overlying window but I like it. I suppose it's possible that it reads a bit hotter than the lower parts of the oven, especially before the whole oven has heated up.
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Handle to oven door would be a problem as it is slightly higher than oven body.I would not recommend the toaster oven anyway if you read my review. You have to watch it constantly when toasting as there are no toaster settings.
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Check the "door hooks". They are the little plastic hooks sticking out of the door when you open it. They're both mounted on a plastic strip (that you can't see), and they should move easily. If they seem sluggish, spray just a little silicon spray on the top one and work it up and down. That should make them move easily, and that should solve the problem. When they are all gummed up (for some reason), they don't fully disengage the safety switch when the door is closed, so the oven shuts off. Had same problem -- solved.
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Hi Derek! Do you mean the wall that is view able behind the oven? Or actually the back wall (inside of an oven). I wouldn't recommend using it inside an oven. However, for other projects where you are interested in the integrity of it sticking I'd recommend it. My only complaint was that it should come in sheets as opposed to the roll. I would measure out my piece and then lay it flat for a few days prior to the project. I've found no issues with sticking, just with the difficulty in using it initially.
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If I had to guess I would say no. There are others that specifically say it can be lieft in the oven. Other than that though it's a very good therometer and seems very accurate.
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My glass door steams up almost every time that I use the oven. I find that I am further ahead just ignoring the steam on the glass, as it eventually disappears. If I open the door to wipe the glass, I lose some of the heat and it takes that much longer to heat the oven back up.
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I haven't, but I don't see why you couldn't. Since the oven door automatically locks when cleaning, I've never thought about it one way or the other.
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As the others have said, there is no visible heating element when it is on. I also have found this oven quite the time-saver.
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No, it doesn't for the oven part. The toaster works like a regular toaster where the toast pops up when it's finished.
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Since you need to be able to see it without opening the door, I find the only place I can put it is hanging from the front of one of the racks. I've found this to be a very accurate product and essential for cooking as my oven thermostat is generally off by 25 degrees.
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Yes, there is an oven light. However, it is a little difficult to see through the door because of the metal mesh on it.