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Fisher & PaykelOB60SD9PX1 SS GB

Electric
Pyrolytic cleaning
Single

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If you’ve a hungry teenager in the house the Fisher and Paykel OB60SD9PX1 electric oven could be just what you need, as it has a clearly marked pizza setting to take the guesswork out of choosing the right cooking mode. You’ll also find roast, slow cook, grill and self-clean options, but did everything work brilliantly when we tested this oven in the lab? Find out in the full review.

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Accuracy of oven controls
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Cleaning

Mar 2020First reviewed by Which?

What is it?

This multifunctional oven has a pyrolytic self-clean program to take the hard work out of cleaning the interior. This uses a very high temperature to burn away any food debris, leaving a fine ash that can be wiped away without the need for harsh chemicals or scrubbing.

It’s operated using a combination of dials and touch controls and has a programmable timer for automatic cooking. You can cook using combinations of static and fanned heat, with programs labelled as pizza (base heat plus fan) or roast (base heat, grill and fan) to help you choose the best option for the type of food you’re cooking.

Other notable features include a telescopic shelf that slides out to help you get heavy dishes in and out of the oven more safely, and a soft-close door.

This oven is available in stainless-steel or black.

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The overall Which? test score is made up of the following star ratings, all determined by our rigorous lab tests.

How we test built-in ovens

14 Dec 2023

Oven heat distribution

How we test oven heat distribution

We measure how evenly heat is distributed around the oven cavity by baking trays of shortbread on different levels and assessing how evenly they turn out.

Accuracy of oven controls

How we test accuracy of oven controls

This measures how closely the oven sticks to the temperature we set it at. Some ovens veer a long way from the correct temperature, while others are very accurate.

Preheating speed

How we test preheating speed

We measure how quickly the main oven, and the top oven if there is one, heats up to two different set temperatures.

Grill

How we test grill

We record which grills spread their heat evenly far and wide, and which ones will have you moving food around to get it evenly browned.

Ability to supply heat

How we test ability to supply heat

We bake a large fatless sponge cake and measure the evenness of browning and how well it rises. This is a measure of how consistently and evenly the oven spreads heat around the cavity.

Ease of use

How we test ease of use

Our assessors check how easy the oven and grill are to use. This includes using the controls, assessing how clear the markings around the buttons and dials are, and the ease of opening and closing the door. They also check how easy it is to adjust shelves and to load and unload food in both the oven and grill.

Cleaning

How we test cleaning

This is the ease of cleaning by hand, and also with any self-clean function.

Flexibility of space

How we test flexibility of space

We test the flexibility of space inside ovens with joints of beef, chickens and turkeys on roasting trays to see whether the space provided, and the shelf arrangement, allow them to fit in. We then check whether the ovens are flexible enough to allow another roasting tray to be fitted in above. We carry out this test on both top and main ovens.

Energy efficiency

How we test energy efficiency

We simulate roasting a whole chicken by heating a 2kg brick in the main oven for 1hr 40 mins. Electric conventional ovens are set to 200ºC, electric fan ovens are set to 170ºC and gas ovens at gas mark 6. We measure how much energy the oven uses overall, and also how much energy it uses per litre. Both these recordings feed into the energy efficiency star rating.

General
Type	Single electric built-in
Colour	stainless steel / black
Main oven capacity	64 litres
Main oven usable volume	50 litres
Height	58cm
Width	56cm
Depth	55cm
Annual running costs	£57.03
Supplied with 13 A plug	No
Manufacturer guarantee	5 years
Manufacturer guarantee terms	All Fisher & Paykel appliances automatically receive a five-year manufacturer’s guarantee as standard.
Fuel type	Electric
Size	Single
Oven size	Single
Built-in or built-under	Built-in

Features
Meat probe	No
Childproof	Yes
Selfclean	Pyrolytic cleaning
Smart oven	No
Steam oven	No

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