Price changes to £200 at checkout, free delivery.
Using Code EMAIL3539 (thanks umm3) takes off another £15
Guarantee - 2 year
Energy rating - A
Main oven capacity:70 L
The pyrolytic cleaning system is an automatic function which operates by safely heating the oven to 500 degrees, burning off any dirt or grease. Simply wipe away the residue.
Removable door glass and easy clean enamel ensure the appliance is easy to maintain.
Top comments
umm3
18 Jan 168#2
£15 off using code EMAIL3539
Freddie Mercury to Jonnyblock
19 Jan 165#32
I would go for Bush over Smeg any day of the week!
To be fair this smeg cleans itself up. It's a toss up!
retepetsir to lovehtc
19 Jan 164#20
Yes it can, ignore the naysayers. Fuse rating is 13A, aka normal BS plug rating. As long as it is a fused plug it meets all regs.
greencode to VW1972
18 Jan 163#11
At Checkout "Add voucher"
Latest comments (190)
cbrpaul
16 May 16#190
Anyone had issues with their Smeg oven, mine just started locking itself and going into a pyro clean lol, very frustrating when you have your family lamb cooking inside at the time !!!
lucifercalling
13 Mar 16#189
That's great, Good luck :smiley: mine are still in storage until our kitchen is ready, so I haven't been able to check them. Let me know what you think when they arrive.
red23
13 Mar 16#188
Likewise here now!! they offered me a bosch pyrolytic oven but said they had found one and have scheduled delivery for me....hope its not refurbished or something
cbrpaul
2 Mar 16#187
wow some shocking stories here on how B&Q have treated customers who paid !!
I only came back to this thread to say I just used the Pyrolytic cleaning feature and its amazing !!!
Feel for those who got let down !!!!
lucifercalling
23 Feb 16#186
Did you have any luck? If not, try the complaints dept email, I've shown it above. Good luck
lucifercalling
23 Feb 16#185
If anyone else, who like me, ordered early but chose a later delivery date and was then disappointed they'd run out.. I found the email for B&Q High Levels Complaint team [email protected]
I emailed them and they took 10 days, but they found 2 ovens for me ! They've been delivered this morning.. Worth a go if you still want them. Good luck.
TedStriker72
19 Feb 16#184
I that because you left a review of B&Q's service, not the oven?
Jonnyblock
18 Feb 16#183
I left a 1 star review and b&q removed it. Pathetic.
lucifercalling
8 Feb 16#182
Same here. Was due to be delivered Wednesday, but it appears their systems said they had more in stock than they actually did. They ran out last week, so order has been cancelled :disappointed:
VW1972
8 Feb 16#181
I ordered mine on the 18 Jan too, just trying to get though to B&Q again now
Same happened here, what a bunch of utter ****, i picked a later shipping date because i wasn't ready for it. But surely when you order it and buy it with money coming out your account it should NOT be assigned to another customer who buys it after you. I ordered it at 10pm on 18th Jan
VW1972
6 Feb 16#178
Thank you, I'll try that
ellenw
6 Feb 16#177
Same here, I was told its called a ghost order, insist on speaking to customer management team, mine was sent from a B&Q store in a member of staffs car, check if there's any stock in store.
VW1972
6 Feb 16#176
I'm livid, we had a text yesterday to say oven would be delivered this morning, phoned at lunchtime and was told the van was stuck in traffic. Just phoned again after waiting in all day and been told it's out of stock!!! Currently arguing with customer services about a replacement. Not impressed with their customer service!
Jonnyblock
6 Feb 16#175
Funnily enough the electrical had had another faulty Smeg recently though not this model.
B&Q called centre said stock had been put on hold meaning it can't be sent out but he didn't know why.
Jonnyblock
6 Feb 16#174
Yeah I've called Smeg. The engineer is calling back Monday so fingers crossed I won't have to get a refund from b and q.
ellenw
6 Feb 16#173
See post 132, similar thing happened to me, insist on speaking to Customer management team, I had my oven delivered from a store eventually, can you check to see if they have stock in a store.
Bowler_man
6 Feb 16#172
May be worth claiming against the manufactures warranty 2 years I think
Jonnyblock
6 Feb 16#171
Well I've just an electrician out to install the oven (£25) and it turns out it's faulty. Have called b and q who are saying it's now discontinued so they can't give me a replacement. Not pleased.
Bowler_man
6 Feb 16#170
Not sure but I thought if goods are offered for sale and then you buy them and they then take payment, an agreement has been entered into by both parties.
sam_41
5 Feb 16#169
Mine was arranged for delivery tomorrow. I ordered this on 19th Jan, payment taken, delivery booked. Today I received a phone call saying it was no longer available and would not be delivered tomorrow.
They would offer an alternative, but only within £30 range of the original, which excludes the other Smeg pyrolytic single oven on there. After a 2nd phone call, they said they would match the £115 off but even then the other Smeg oven (which seems to be almost identical feature wise) would be £315, instead of £185 for this.
Can anyone advise where I stand? Am I basically screwed?
It's extremely frustrating as I have cancelled plans for tomorrow so that I could be in to receive the oven. Shocking service!
WBRacing
5 Feb 16#168
You can blame that on the people who originally chose the kitchen and decided that they needed two. One unit died some years ago so we threw it away, then the other died so replaced it with one a friend was getting rid of. Fine for function but it has always looked rubbish ever since, having an open gap where you can see the cabling and crusty plastering at the back.
TedStriker72
5 Feb 16#167
I know they're cheap but two ovens in one kitchen?
WBRacing
5 Feb 16#166
My two have just been delivered as scheduled when I placed the orders. Having just had the worktops replaced as well the kitchen is going to look infinitely better now with these in as well.
Massive thanks, sparkylicious.
Bowler_man
30 Jan 16#165
You read the manual ? Must be honest very rarely RTFM
OttovonPrimark
30 Jan 16#164
Used it yet, BM? The manual says it can be set to 280C for pizzas. Dying to try that with a good home-made pizza dough. My present oven - inherited with the flat I bought - is utter ****.
Bowler_man
30 Jan 16#163
Update:
Now arrived after a call to CS a delivery contractor turned up, only item on the van dropped it off in the Kitchen unpacked fantastic, just wired it in. :smiley:
stanno
30 Jan 16#162
No call here - turned up at 7.30am (1/2 hour before slot) but I'm not complaining!
Bowler_man
30 Jan 16#161
1st call "be with you in 30 minuets" 2nd call "Can't find it on the van" :disappointed:
stanno
29 Jan 16#160
Mine's due for delivery tomorrow morning.
Jonnyblock
29 Jan 16#159
Tried hard wiring mine and nothing is working. Tried it with a 13A plug in a normal socket and it trips the mains.
Time to call the professionals, hopefully not a faulty one.
Yossi
29 Jan 16#158
Two received today.
Jonnyblock
28 Jan 16#157
Mine just arrived. Here's hoping it's a standard size to replace my existing naff one.
cbrpaul
28 Jan 16#156
text received , delivery time slot given for tomorrow , :smile:
MikeLondon
28 Jan 16#155
Im getting mine delivered to work, hopefully it will fit in my ford ka!
cbrpaul
28 Jan 16#153
thanks , its now 12:45 and I have nothing to confirm delivery for tomorrow as yet , maybe I will wait till 5pm if still nothing I will call B&Q.
pdid to cbrpaul
28 Jan 16#154
I was just about to post similar when my phone pinged, mine is scheduled between 9.45 and 11.45 tomorrow, received text at 14.20 :-)
OttovonPrimark
28 Jan 16#152
Wasn't sure I'd actually get one given some of the 'buyer beware' posts in this thread about B&Q. I placed my order just before stocks ran out. They took the money on the 21st and I got a text yesterday saying delivery would be between 8 and 10 this morning. A two-man team arrived ten minutes ago. It'll be about three weeks before the fitters arrive and the oven gets installed.
JJJZ
28 Jan 16#151
I got a call 5 minutes before but its up the road. They did text over 24 hours before a time slot.
cbrpaul
27 Jan 16#150
mines due for this Friday delivery but no contact to confirm this as yet , when do they call you to confirm delivery? the day before actual delivery ?
JJJZ
27 Jan 16#149
I got my two yesterday stored ready for my new kitchen in my house renovation. Mind they are all packaged up ive not opened and wont for a few weeks. Anyone comment on how these look and operate yet? Still a bargain :-)
sparkylicious
27 Jan 16#148
Hi all, mine arrived this morning, not had chance to open it yet.
Yossi
27 Jan 16#147
Any more delivery reports? Cholent - did you get yours? I'm hoping that mine will actually arrive on Friday.
soma94
26 Jan 16#146
I'm interested in the oven and could collect from Bath, unfortunately HUKD's will not let me send you a PM with my details?
PM now sent.
pdid
26 Jan 16#145
I've been trying to enquire re. my order all day but their computers are down. Guess I'll try again tomorrow.
ellenw
26 Jan 16#144
Thank you, my order was about 9am
kebamo
26 Jan 16#143
8.46am on the 19th
ellenw
26 Jan 16#142
Do you remember what time you placed the order?
Jonnyblock
20 Jan 16#120
Anyone heard anything from b&q yet?
cbrpaul to Jonnyblock
20 Jan 161#121
My money has been taken , and delivery is confirmed for next week after talking to customer service on the phone ,,,
cholent to Jonnyblock
26 Jan 16#141
mine apparently being delivered today
kebamo
26 Jan 16#140
Just been delivered, as i stated earlier i no longer want/need this, if anybody wants it let me know by the end of the day, failing that it's going back to the store tomorrow.
I work in Corsham, Wiltshire or can be collected from me at my home in Bath
kebamo
25 Jan 16#130
Mines due to be delivered tomorrow, i'll post an update when/if it turns up, don't think I need it now anyway so even if it does turn up it'll be going back to my local store for a refund.
kebamo to kebamo
26 Jan 16#139
There was a message on my answer machine last night saying they would be delivering today between 11am - 1pm, fingers crossed.
Freddie Mercury
26 Jan 16#138
All equipment placed on the market within the E.U. since voltage harmonisation in 1995 should operate satisfactorily at voltages within the range 230 V +/-10%.
Do you think Smeg would rate it at 13A and supply it with a plug if it was unsuitable? Do you think they have taken diversity into account?
What if you used a 13A fused connection unit? According to you the fuse wont be able to carry the load.
What if you install a dedicated circuit rated at 15A? The unit is rated at 13A so you're not installing to the manufactures spec.
I'm interested to hear your solution.
davep69
25 Jan 16#137
Even basic maths will tell you that 3KW will be just over 13A. 3000/230 = ???
Also this is fixed equipment.
sam_41
25 Jan 16#134
Not a great start did the order appear in your online account?
ellenw to sam_41
25 Jan 16#136
Tried to have a look at online account says Sorry your account is not activated, I received a confirmation email and a tax invoice on 24th, also spoke to B&Q to change delivery date. Wait and see if I get a call back as tomorrow.
pdid
25 Jan 16#135
Not looking good for my order due on Friday then :-(
ellenw
25 Jan 16#132
B&Q what a shambles, money taken from bank account for oven & hob, delivery arranged for 23rd Jan, got a call on 23rd but driver at wrong address 3 hours away. Spent 2 hours on phone this morning, now being told oven out of stock pick alternative or cancel, why was payment taken if no oven in first place. Waiting for a call from higher up at B&Q. Listened to so much double talk, my head is spinning
ellenw to ellenw
25 Jan 16#133
Managed to get through to Customer Management Team to find out where my order is, apparently I have a ghost order, which means payment taken, delivery arranged but no oven. They are trying to get one from a store that has stock, also told this had happened to a few customers today.
TedStriker72
25 Jan 16#131
Can I be the first to say - I'll have it! Could you PM me your location if you're interested?
lucifercalling
23 Jan 16#129
Keep me informed. I ordered for delivery on 10th Feb, the last available date, my kitchen won't even be finished till April lol
grinnaslee
22 Jan 16#128
Seen this all before, wait for the cancellation emails
cbrpaul
21 Jan 16#127
I rang to try and change my delivery date, but there was no other slots, if they took your order and payment gone through you should be fine
ellenw
21 Jan 16#126
Smeg 4 Burner Cast Iron Gas Hob
Jonnyblock
21 Jan 16#125
What hob did you go for?
Jonnyblock
21 Jan 16#124
What hob did you go for?
ellenw
21 Jan 16#123
Ordered oven on 1 order, hob on another order, couldn't get delivery dates the same so rang B&Q, both being delivered this Sat, as £15 code wouldn't work on 2nd order they have given me a credit for that amount, money put into my bank account yesterday.
Jonnyblock
20 Jan 16#122
You lucky get. I feel mine will get cancelled as I asked for delivery to be on 28th Jan.
cbrpaul
20 Jan 161#119
if its one thing I learnt over the years using this site , its,,,,,,,,
Keep all of your advice to yourself most of the time and some of your advice to yourself all the time
Freddie Mercury
20 Jan 161#118
Correct.
I had meant that the cooker circuit should be utilised instead of plugging an oven into the kitchen ring.
As you rightly point out the oven would need protection.
I should have made this clear.
callum84
20 Jan 161#117
Wiring this into a normal cooker outlet is probably worse than running it of a plug.
Most cooker outlets are rated at 45A and protected by 32 -45A mcb in consumer unit.
Wiring this directly in to that gives no protection to the 1.5mm flex fitted to oven.
A decent install will have 45A cooker outlet with 13A socket or fused spur beside it on same circuit.
The main thing is that the cable fitted to cooker needs protection. Either a 13A plug or fused spur are both adequate.
banita
19 Jan 16#116
you don't need to have business account to run a business - no mate not even close of being me ... I sell £5 items remember?
TedStriker72
19 Jan 16#115
Because they are selling from a private ebay account, not a business one. It's you isn't it :smiley:
banita
19 Jan 161#114
ohh two fortune tellers at once ... and you know that this person is not paying taxes because ...? get a grip both off you - bloke is selling ONE piece, you can't even proof he got it from this deal, judgemental t....
TedStriker72
19 Jan 16#113
You just don't get it do you? This is not a site for people who want to make money, it's for people who want to save money. If you want to buy things with the sole intention of selling them for a profit then you are a business and need to register as such, pay tax and adhere to trading laws. If you don't, you're just a chancer with no morals taking advantage of a situation. Sadly, you are far from alone.
banita
19 Jan 16#112
So far so good - Can you tell winning combination for Lotto as well?
red23
19 Jan 16#111
I can tell from your response you are a raving chav, so im not surprised you go round trying to find things on this site to sell on for £5 more :smile:
banita
19 Jan 16#110
LOL really ?!?!?! LOL
haslitt
19 Jan 16#106
As I understand it, 3kW is ok in a socket as long as the socket is on a ring. Would also be OK on a spur from the ring, but only if there is nothing else rated that high on the spur.
Is that right, sparkies?
Freddie Mercury to haslitt
19 Jan 16#109
A ring main is rated at 32A, each socket can supply 13A. You can't spur off a spur.
A radial circuit is usually protected by a 20A mcb/fuse if wired in 2.5 mm cable.
This oven, according to the description, will draw 13A max, just like a rapid boil kettle, an electric fire etc. and we all know these aren't hard wired.
The reason it's not ideal to plug this oven into a ring main is that it simply reduces the amount of other high wattage appliances that can be in use at the same time on that ring main without the mcb/fuse operating/blowing.
Most houses will have a cooker outlet anyway so it makes sense to use it.
red23
19 Jan 16#108
It's just taking advantage of a situation out of pure greed. Like people who defraud old people out of money over the phone, are they just people who saw an opportunity and should be applauded?
banita
19 Jan 16#107
nothing shameful in that ... the whole world buy cheap to sell for profit ... you buy food in supermarket or direct from the farmer? you work? your company make money on you? well done to the person that saw an opportunity
Freddie Mercury
19 Jan 16#105
I did state it wasn't ideal but it is perfectly safe.
I was responding to the ill-informed posters who believed it would start a fire. You can also consider yourself informed.
I would suggest you change your user name to something that more accurately reflects your intelligence.
Now leave us to it, the adults are talking.
TedStriker72
19 Jan 16#104
Just because something's not a crime doesn't mean it's not morally repugnant.
It's a shame more people don't realise that.
deeperthought
19 Jan 16#103
I am sure I would see some sparks or worse if you did an installation. Terrible advice. Stick to what you know.
banita
19 Jan 161#102
so??? since when it's a crime to make money?
neroneuk
19 Jan 16#101
up to 3000kw which takes in consideration top and bottom element or fan element (on the good oven there is one in there too) and top or bottom element etc.., they put in account the max combination . My bosch is rated at max 3400 and it needs to be hard wired. Used, with the plug it came with, the previous delonghi without any problems for years. I would still recommend any oven to be hardwired with a 16-20amp main unit fuse.
SFconvert
19 Jan 16#100
That loads seems quite high for a single oven, usually they are 2kw in my experience.
Yes a plug is OK, though it's not really best practice, you wouldn't normally have an immersion heater on a plug, would you? I know you can, and I have done, but items like this which are drawing high currents for long periods of time can potentially show up deficiencies in wiring with the plug or socket.
Freddie Mercury
19 Jan 16#99
Now you've got me thinking. Some people are fans of Candy but I would always put Smeg over Candy.
deeperthought
19 Jan 161#97
Correct. The load is 3000 W max. Therefore 13A. The ignorant should not answer people's fair questions.
WBRacing to deeperthought
19 Jan 16#98
That's why I shudder a little when there are mortgage deals posted on here....
Gollywood
19 Jan 161#96
So it's Smeg over the Bush every time? :confused:
TedStriker72
19 Jan 16#95
Done.
'Dear Ibrahim, would you take £185 for it as that's what you paid?'
isaac132
19 Jan 16#94
Split the cable and wire it up to two plugs, wire one to an extension lead on the upstairs circuit. Should split the load well. *disclaimer, try at your own risk
deeperthought
19 Jan 16#93
Absoluelty wrong. Likely a 13A plug and socket nowadays but shunts or extension leads.
JJJZ
19 Jan 16#92
Still happy with my deal well worth it. I get 3% quidco off the extra total i paid.
2 ovens gonna make cooking a breeze! (Ironic)
stanno
19 Jan 16#91
Got in just in time by the looks of it. Thanks OP!
neroneuk
19 Jan 16#90
not even that, warranty might not even be transferable
Confirmed out of stock and discontinued by helpline.
WBRacing
19 Jan 16#84
For those struggling to use the £15 code twice, you need to do two separate orders, using two different B&Q accounts (with different email addresses). If you don't then the second time you try to order will either result in an empty basket as you log in or it won't allow you to use the discount code.
I did that so I could order 2 and get both for £185.
ncble_
19 Jan 16#83
Out of stock.
mrew42
19 Jan 16#82
Why?
It's a single oven and it specifies 13A fuse rating. Of course it will work (and be compliant)
Askrulous
19 Jan 16#81
Its before you click on checkout, scroll down to bottom of page.....I found it by going back from checkout
ellenw
19 Jan 16#80
The £5 code worked on 2nd order.
Howj1
19 Jan 161#79
Don't hold your breath! I "bought" a similar oven last year from B&Q. They kept my money for over 6 weeks and on the DAY before delivery was due to take place they rang to say they didn't have item and offered a crappy, low quality alternative.
crookedspoke
19 Jan 16#76
Anyone else having problems ordering? Have it in my basket but get to a page in the checkout process I can't continue from - the title of the page is Item(s) Undeliverable. Possibly OOS?
TedStriker72 to crookedspoke
19 Jan 16#78
same here... and the title of the page is 'items undeliverable'
JJJZ
19 Jan 16#77
I just put through as one applied and quidco
peterszy
19 Jan 16#75
I was looking for a new oven to replace an ancient clapped out one and this is ideal! very good price including delivery so ordered one and all went through OK at £185!! Bargain
OttovonPrimark
19 Jan 16#72
Great find. New kitchen being put in in the next three to four weeks so, if the order is honoured, I'll be very happy to get one. I have a delivery date for the 28th.
B&Q's checkout system is a nightmare. I had to do the whole thing three times. Just getting the item into the basket - you have to click the 'Home Delivery' box - is enough to send you nuts.
ellenw to OttovonPrimark
19 Jan 16#74
Agree, had to ring B&Q because I messed up deliver and billing address as they are different , but they changed delivery date from 30/01 to this Sat 23/01 which is much better for my friend.
5Rivers79
19 Jan 16#73
Anyone recommend a decent gas oven?
hodondo
19 Jan 16#71
Watch out as B&Q have previous of cancelling cheap ovens ordered after the last offer on here in 2015 without any reason, as I found out
orgfilao
19 Jan 16#70
garlik_bread
19 Jan 16#69
Cheers OP. Hot deal, ordered :smiley:
the__cat
19 Jan 16#68
I see the experts are on... :laughing:
If the cooker comes with a 13A plug it can be plugged in. The cooker itself is rated for 13A supply, so it should be fine to plug in to a 13A socket without hard-wiring.
haleluohao
19 Jan 16#67
anyone got any ideas how to install it?
col996s
19 Jan 16#66
Hardly. It would just blow the fuse.
vincent_s
19 Jan 16#65
Ordered! Thanks OP!
jayse267
19 Jan 161#64
Awesome deal... other 'top end' brands are more than double this price.
Yossi
19 Jan 161#63
Just bought 2 - great find!
DARKSABER
19 Jan 161#21
Voted cold as it's a fan-less oven and then when you open those doors its like opening the gates of hell.My previous fan ovens where a lot more safer to use.
Nigelhg to DARKSABER
19 Jan 161#62
nope- it has a door cooling fan and a fan oven function
I have a 13 year old 10 function Smeg pyro oven and apart from the inner glass on the door cracking (prob my fault but was easy to replace) and a grill element going it has been brilliant.
The pyro function is great for cleaning the oven and will leave any cast iron pots like new (obviously remove plastic knobs etc).
benjus
19 Jan 161#61
Many (but not all) domestic ovens only draw 13A and therefore are fine on a standard plug and socket. The B&Q page for this oven states that it needs a 13A supply.
You may be getting confused with an electric hob (or an electric cooker including both hob and oven) which usually do require much more than 13A and therefore need a dedicated high-current supply.
sledwich
19 Jan 161#60
ordered, this is just what I need. Thank you! deserved heat.
coolcat21
19 Jan 16#59
hot :stuck_out_tongue: going to check kitchen to see if I can replace current free standing cooker, prefer to change to a higher oven to save kneeling down.
coolcat21
19 Jan 161#58
hot :stuck_out_tongue: going to check kitchen to see if I can replace current free standing cooker, prefer to change to a higher oven to save kneeling down.
Just what I was waiting for , my 10 year old stoves blew its top , so ordered this , awesome !!!
thx OP
HEAT
RuudBullit
19 Jan 16#53
I fitted a pyrolytic oven a few years ago that came with a flex and plug on it. luckily I checked the rating plate (which is on the inside of the door for anyone that doesn't know), and the oven required a 16 a supply. it would happily run with a plug top on it, but I don't have to explain why it's not right. as a sparky, you should never assume anything.
ellenw
19 Jan 16#52
I bought an AEG pyrolytic oven to replace a Smeg oven that broke every 18 months at least, the AEG wouldn't fit under the existing hob, no L shape on top of oven, cost a fortune to move gas pipes, check dimensions/shape.
snagzie
19 Jan 161#48
Pretty sure they'll honour this, as it is clearly advertised at that price! It isn't a mis-price.
Wonder whats going on at smeg? I'm getting my £110 smeg electric fire delivered next Monday from B&Q.... pretty sure that was a mis-price (back to £297)
mnet to snagzie
19 Jan 161#51
Bosch pyrolytic oven deal from last year wasn't mis- price, also advertised at that price, however they didn't honour it, as I said good luck with b&q:)
benjai
19 Jan 161#50
We went rented a flat in Italy for a week and the kitchen was kitted out in Smeg. The oven looked very similar to this one but was wider. The appliances all look great from the other side of the room, but the quality is shocking. Clunky to operate half of the appliances didn't work properly despite being almost brand new.
Also, it had a 13A plug and never had any problems with it
yogakev
19 Jan 161#45
I had a SMEG pyrolitic oven until I moved last month and loved it, seriously tempted by this deal. This deal is hotter than the oven gets when you run the pyrolitic function
lovehtc
18 Jan 16#9
Does this work with a 13A plug or need hard wired?
AppStar to lovehtc
18 Jan 161#14
Hardwired...unless you want to risk burning your kitchen to the ground?
davep69 to lovehtc
18 Jan 16#16
I hope this is a joke. If not then NO it will not be safe or remotely compliant with any regulations on a 13A plug.
retepetsir to lovehtc
19 Jan 164#20
Yes it can, ignore the naysayers. Fuse rating is 13A, aka normal BS plug rating. As long as it is a fused plug it meets all regs.
compadre to lovehtc
19 Jan 16#27
Strangely I have a Bosch pyrolytic oven and that has a 13a plug, just looked online to check and the sellers specs of a Bosch pyrolytic oven says plug fitted. I do know that not all ovens can be connected this way, but had no trouble with ours.
Freddie Mercury to lovehtc
19 Jan 161#30
It's not ideal plugging it in but the worst that'll happen is the plug fuse will blow, it even states in the description that it draws 13A and that should be the max.
A 3kw kettle draws almost 13A.
A socket will supply 32A.
I'm a spark.
neroneuk to lovehtc
19 Jan 16#44
If it comes with a plug it is very safe but I would always hard wire it.
blue1971
19 Jan 161#43
HHHEEEAAATTT !!!
JJJZ
19 Jan 162#35
Bargain!! Perfect timing for new kitchen! Ive ordered 2 instead of a double oven! What a price! Big thanks!
lucifercalling to JJJZ
19 Jan 16#42
Did you please 2 separate orders? That's what I'm trying to do, but code won't apply a 2nd time.
jansim
19 Jan 16#41
has had a smeg, just had to buy a different one, mine was self cleaning last weekend and when i went back in the kitchen the inside glass had shattered. would not have another one, now gone back to bosch
gogboy
19 Jan 16#40
Likes this review from another site.
Good Points+
It looks nice
Bad Points−
blew up after 12 days after one pyrolitic clean
dannyjones106
19 Jan 16#39
I take it this is an integrated oven? forgive my ignorance but are all single integrated ovens the same size the way something like integrated washing machines are? we need to replace our God awful Bowden's integrated oven.
Pokerkingbouch
19 Jan 161#38
Ordered
Heat :smiley:
louiselouise
19 Jan 162#37
I have a Smeg dual fuel cooker, previously I've had Indesit and New World which were all still perfectly usable when I sold them on.
This cooker has been a nightmare! One gas hob doesn't light (after around a year) - Smeg weren't interested when I phoned their Customer Service.
Then the rubber seal around the oven fell off (it's secured in a few places with metal prongs glued into the rubber). So I bought a new one, cost me around £15 and has lasted about a year since the first came off - opened the oven door after cooking and that one too, broke!
I really don't think Smeg are well made or use quality parts. Just my opinion. I certainly wouldn't buy anything from them again.
callum84
19 Jan 16#36
Think you mean ring main wiring is capable of supplying 32A.
A 13A socket would melt with a 32A load.
mousey
19 Jan 161#34
Nice find, thanks
Freddie Mercury
19 Jan 161#33
Fantastic find op, if it's honoured. Very tempted.
Jonnyblock
18 Jan 16#17
I see Bush for about £120,is this worth the extra dough?
YouDontWantToKnow to Jonnyblock
19 Jan 16#22
In a word YES
Wish this was on sale last year when I made the mistake of buying the bush but then again it was all I could afford at the time.
Freddie Mercury to Jonnyblock
19 Jan 165#32
I would go for Bush over Smeg any day of the week!
To be fair this smeg cleans itself up. It's a toss up!
compadre
19 Jan 16#31
Yes its a fan oven, just checked.
retepetsir
19 Jan 16#29
Correct, as long as the spec is within 13A then a normal UK fused plug can be used.
retepetsir
19 Jan 16#28
'Circulaire fan function distributes an even temperature across all 5 shelf positions, enabling multi-menu cooking and saving you time and energy.'
YouDontWantToKnow
19 Jan 16#26
I dont think you will regret it anytime soon
Jonnyblock
19 Jan 161#25
But does it cook ok?
Jonnyblock
19 Jan 16#24
Gone for it. My oven is dire. Here's hoping they honour it.
J1mmy90
19 Jan 16#23
Is there a matching hob? How easy are they to install?
VW1972
18 Jan 16#19
Thanks, it didn't give me an option to add a voucher anywhere, still ordered though as it's such a good price :smiley:
mfarmer02
18 Jan 161#15
ideal...ordered thanks....fingers crossed it turns up.
just need a hob to match next !
sparkylicious to mfarmer02
18 Jan 16#18
Same here. I've just done a quick search for a smeg ceramic hob, but can't find any amazing deals. Let me know if you see anything please.
mnet
18 Jan 162#13
I got that feeling it will end up like last time when bosch pyrolitic oven was hugely discounted and b&q has cancelled all orders... mine was cancelled without any notification... good luck:)
VW1972
18 Jan 16#8
Might be being daft but I can't find anywhere to add the discount code?
funkycaveman to VW1972
18 Jan 162#10
Should be a voucher code area on the site checkout
greencode to VW1972
18 Jan 163#11
At Checkout "Add voucher"
sparkylicious to VW1972
18 Jan 162#12
When you click 'go to checkout' scroll to bottom of page to find 'add voucher' box.
Opening post
Using Code EMAIL3539 (thanks umm3) takes off another £15
Guarantee - 2 year
Energy rating - A
Main oven capacity:70 L
The pyrolytic cleaning system is an automatic function which operates by safely heating the oven to 500 degrees, burning off any dirt or grease. Simply wipe away the residue.
Removable door glass and easy clean enamel ensure the appliance is easy to maintain.
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To be fair this smeg cleans itself up. It's a toss up!
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I only came back to this thread to say I just used the Pyrolytic cleaning feature and its amazing !!!
Feel for those who got let down !!!!
[email protected]
I emailed them and they took 10 days, but they found 2 ovens for me ! They've been delivered this morning.. Worth a go if you still want them. Good luck.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_sacat=0&_nkw=SFP372X&rt=nc&LH_ItemCondition=3&_trksid=p2045573.m1684
B&Q called centre said stock had been put on hold meaning it can't be sent out but he didn't know why.
They would offer an alternative, but only within £30 range of the original, which excludes the other Smeg pyrolytic single oven on there. After a 2nd phone call, they said they would match the £115 off but even then the other Smeg oven (which seems to be almost identical feature wise) would be £315, instead of £185 for this.
Can anyone advise where I stand? Am I basically screwed?
It's extremely frustrating as I have cancelled plans for tomorrow so that I could be in to receive the oven. Shocking service!
Massive thanks, sparkylicious.
Now arrived after a call to CS a delivery contractor turned up, only item on the van dropped it off in the Kitchen unpacked fantastic, just wired it in. :smiley:
Time to call the professionals, hopefully not a faulty one.
PM now sent.
I work in Corsham, Wiltshire or can be collected from me at my home in Bath
Do you think Smeg would rate it at 13A and supply it with a plug if it was unsuitable? Do you think they have taken diversity into account?
What if you used a 13A fused connection unit? According to you the fuse wont be able to carry the load.
What if you install a dedicated circuit rated at 15A? The unit is rated at 13A so you're not installing to the manufactures spec.
I'm interested to hear your solution.
Also this is fixed equipment.
Keep all of your advice to yourself most of the time and some of your advice to yourself all the time
I had meant that the cooker circuit should be utilised instead of plugging an oven into the kitchen ring.
As you rightly point out the oven would need protection.
I should have made this clear.
Most cooker outlets are rated at 45A and protected by 32 -45A mcb in consumer unit.
Wiring this directly in to that gives no protection to the 1.5mm flex fitted to oven.
A decent install will have 45A cooker outlet with 13A socket or fused spur beside it on same circuit.
The main thing is that the cable fitted to cooker needs protection. Either a 13A plug or fused spur are both adequate.
Is that right, sparkies?
A radial circuit is usually protected by a 20A mcb/fuse if wired in 2.5 mm cable.
This oven, according to the description, will draw 13A max, just like a rapid boil kettle, an electric fire etc. and we all know these aren't hard wired.
The reason it's not ideal to plug this oven into a ring main is that it simply reduces the amount of other high wattage appliances that can be in use at the same time on that ring main without the mcb/fuse operating/blowing.
Most houses will have a cooker outlet anyway so it makes sense to use it.
I was responding to the ill-informed posters who believed it would start a fire. You can also consider yourself informed.
I would suggest you change your user name to something that more accurately reflects your intelligence.
Now leave us to it, the adults are talking.
It's a shame more people don't realise that.
Yes a plug is OK, though it's not really best practice, you wouldn't normally have an immersion heater on a plug, would you? I know you can, and I have done, but items like this which are drawing high currents for long periods of time can potentially show up deficiencies in wiring with the plug or socket.
'Dear Ibrahim, would you take £185 for it as that's what you paid?'
2 ovens gonna make cooking a breeze! (Ironic)
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Smeg-SFP372X-Electric-Pyrolytic-Single-Oven-/141881032824?hash=item2108c4c078:g:rnEAAOSwCypWnXtd&autorefresh=true
I did that so I could order 2 and get both for £185.
It's a single oven and it specifies 13A fuse rating. Of course it will work (and be compliant)
B&Q's checkout system is a nightmare. I had to do the whole thing three times. Just getting the item into the basket - you have to click the 'Home Delivery' box - is enough to send you nuts.
I see the experts are on... :laughing:
If the cooker comes with a 13A plug it can be plugged in. The cooker itself is rated for 13A supply, so it should be fine to plug in to a 13A socket without hard-wiring.
I have a 13 year old 10 function Smeg pyro oven and apart from the inner glass on the door cracking (prob my fault but was easy to replace) and a grill element going it has been brilliant.
The pyro function is great for cleaning the oven and will leave any cast iron pots like new (obviously remove plastic knobs etc).
You may be getting confused with an electric hob (or an electric cooker including both hob and oven) which usually do require much more than 13A and therefore need a dedicated high-current supply.
thx OP
HEAT
Wonder whats going on at smeg? I'm getting my £110 smeg electric fire delivered next Monday from B&Q.... pretty sure that was a mis-price (back to £297)
Definitely get Miele over Smeg any day.
Excellent find
It's not ideal plugging it in but the worst that'll happen is the plug fuse will blow, it even states in the description that it draws 13A and that should be the max.
A 3kw kettle draws almost 13A.
A socket will supply 32A.
I'm a spark.
Good Points+
It looks nice
Bad Points−
blew up after 12 days after one pyrolitic clean
Heat :smiley:
This cooker has been a nightmare! One gas hob doesn't light (after around a year) - Smeg weren't interested when I phoned their Customer Service.
Then the rubber seal around the oven fell off (it's secured in a few places with metal prongs glued into the rubber). So I bought a new one, cost me around £15 and has lasted about a year since the first came off - opened the oven door after cooking and that one too, broke!
I really don't think Smeg are well made or use quality parts. Just my opinion. I certainly wouldn't buy anything from them again.
A 13A socket would melt with a 32A load.
Wish this was on sale last year when I made the mistake of buying the bush but then again it was all I could afford at the time.
To be fair this smeg cleans itself up. It's a toss up!
just need a hob to match next !
http://pricespy.co.uk/product.php?p=3418428
Official site is £1 cheaper if you're willing to pick it up...
I'd be tempted with this if we didn't have a fitted double oven.