Kenmore 66993 Electric Oven
Product Summary
- Manufacturer: Kenmore
- Product Model: 66993
- Mfg Part #: 669933
- Category: Small Appliances
Product Description
Kenmore Combination CMO with Microwave Oven and Pizza Oven Capabilities. Unit functions independent and not simultaneous. Oven performs at 4 temperature settings for convenience and supplemental oven performance. Great for Kitchens and for College Students.
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Technical Information
Oven Type : Combination
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Controls/Indicators
Controls : Touch Panel
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Physical Characteristics
Color : Metallic
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Warranty
Standard Warranty : 1 Year Limited
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Product Details
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Technical Information
Oven Type : Combination
Oven Size : 20"
Main Oven Capacity : 1.10 ft³
Cooking Method : Microwave
Cooking Method : Baking
Cooking Method : Toasting
Cooking Method : Grilling
Microwave Power : 1 kW
Power Levels : 10
Door Style : Swing
Turntable Diameter : 12"
Features : Auto Reheat
Features : Auto Defrost
Features : Oven Light
Features : Child Lock
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Controls/Indicators
Controls : Touch Panel
Controls : Timer
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Physical Characteristics
Color : Metallic
Color : Stainless Steel
Form Factor : Countertop
Height : 15.5"
Width : 19.9"
Depth : 17.3"
Weight (Approximate) : 42.40 lb
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Warranty
Standard Warranty : 1 Year Limited
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