will this retrofit my kitchen rollout?
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I found this photo to be deceiving. Yes it could if you purchase the more expensive retrofit. It's priced around $62-$65.
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My kitchen came originally with the Rev-a-shelf system with double trash cans which slides in and out, but the cabinet door was just on regular hinges. So I had to first swing open the door and then pulled the trash cans out. I took the door off the hinges, and mounted it to the sliding mechanism using this kit. Now, when I pull the door, the whole system slides out, one step instead of two. Fairly easy to do once you figure out how to line up the door. Quite sturdy as well.
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Probably, but I don't know your particular situation. It was too big for my small kitchen.
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If this is for your home it will be fine. Although it would take up a substantial amount of counter space.
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Yes. note: if you broil food, the new knobs will also crinkle, just like the ones that came on the new stove.
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Yes. I installed ours into an existing cabinet 10 years after the kitchen was completed.
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No, it will do it's thing, just make sure you put it in the upright position when loading the ingredients.
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I think it will. I cross-referenced the model number that was on the inside of the microwave and found a parts list. This item was the updated part number. It worked just fine but was a little more flexy and bendy than the original one. They also sent me a black one instead of a white one so make sure the seller sends the right color! Good luck! Installation wasn't too difficult. Just unscrew the old one and screw in the new one. (make sure to save the screws!) the new part does not come with any screws.
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I installed mine 6 months ago and it is holding up well. I make sure I do not set anything super hot directly on my kitchen countertops. So far, it is holding up quite well and I love the new look it has given my kitchen!
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I replaced an old (different make) unit that was not the same dimensions. My contractor did an excellent job and I have no problems. I would suggest that you find a good "remodeler". If the dimensions are the same I should think there would be no problems.
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Maybe. If you have flat counters like granite then it might work. The edge if your counter may need to be flat and not curve up too. There may be accessories to accommodate the curve but you'd have check on electrolux's website. There should be a fitment guide pdf guide there. The main concern is the slide in is designed slide over the counter so its nearly flush with the counter. If you have tile with a round edge on the left and right if the stove you won't be able to get the stove top flat with the counters and it won't look right. Even if you satisfy the flat countertop requirement, you will ideally want a small strip of countertop behind the stove to fill the gap between the backsplash and the back of the stove. Slide in ranges are designed to look like counter top stoves and the trim piece on the stove is designed to be flush with the countertop on 3 sides (left, behind, right). Although I've seen optional accessories for placing a "dummy" filler piece behind the stove to fill the gap on back, you'd have to check the website or ask an appliance retailer. With all that being said, I would just buy the Electrolux free standing induction version if that is the stove/counter configuration you have now. It will be a direct replacement. Check electrolux's website.
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I'd suggest looking at your decor. We have a kitchen with mostly stainless steel appliances and brownish tiles, so the combination of the silver front and the light-colored wood looks good there.
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No you should be fine to just change out the hardware and use the same guts that you already have.
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probable not going to be cost effective after you retrofit. find another fixture.
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If it's a Dometic fridge it ought to. Measure your old one and also check that it has screws in each of the corners.
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It should work fine. Mine is a 1250 watt Faberware and it works like a new skillet.
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I am sorry I cant answer that. I had a contractor install it when I remodeled my kitchen
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Sorry, I don't. I just installed this but it is supposed to convert bake times and temperatures to suit a convection oven. Still have to see.