£329 but coop members get £100 off using discount code MPV100. Plus £3.99 delivery, bit of a shame as they didn't used to charge for this but their delivery service is superb!
Pretty sure this is the same oven my Mum has and she absolutely loves it, she bought it after reading lots of Which? reviews having been really disappointed with here previous oven.
I realise this deal is only for coop members but I figure its okay to post as prime exclusive deals are okay, and if you're not a member you may as well join. :smile:
26 comments
Parallax
2 Oct 17#23
Co-op refused to deliver to me because I'm on a Red Route, despite having a loading bay (and a Co-op convenience store!) right in front, and us getting plenty of deliveries every week. Won't tell me why this is so - some nonsense about an £80 fine for even being seen using the road, which TfL says is untrue. Very unhappy to have missed out on this deal, but it's no fault of the OP!
Mark43 to Parallax
2 Oct 17#24
Damn, thats really annoying, though thanks for not blaming me. :smile:
Its a shame as I've ordered a few appliances from them and have been so impressed with the delivery dervice, but seems they're not as perfect as I thought. :disappointed:
ellenw to Parallax
3 Oct 17#25
Hotpoint Clearance £262 SKA89P Built In Single Oven, Pyrolytic Self Cleaning Cycle. 2% Quidco hotpointclearance.co.uk/Pro…ens
Parallax to ellenw
4 Oct 17#26
Thanks, but Which?!?!&&#? - the only place I've found with proper reviews of ovens - really doesn't like Hotpoint at all, none of its ovens are Best Buys. This Zanussi is the third best rated oven they have listed, and even at £400 it's half to a third of the price of the other best rated ovens.
jonnywells
27 Sep 17#22
Well mine turned up today and after installing it's tripping my RCD so must take an higher current than my old oven.
tradre
26 Sep 17#21
Great little oven. Ideal for my kitchen!
azzywoo
26 Sep 17#20
only costs £1 to join and means you get points / discount (5% back on all co-op own brand products) in store so worth doing
vanchapman
26 Sep 17#19
Great find, been looking for a new oven and this looks like a decent one. Self cleaning too, I've saved the missus loads of time now!
jonnywells
26 Sep 17#18
Ordered no problems at £232.99, delivery tomorrow :raised_hand:
Connection via : Oven Control Circuit Min. size cable / flex : 2,5 mm² Cable / flex type : PVC / PVC twin and earth Fuse : 15 A min / 20 A max
Didn't realise Zanussi was Electrolux! Never seen max/min ratings on fuse statements before? Also there is no mention of the actual max wattage of the oven in the manual, just some meaningless "Energy consumption with a standard load, fan-forced mode" which is stated in kWh/cycle.
Bottom line is it can't be plugged into a standard 13A socket and you need to check your current dedicated cooker supply (assuming you have one) to see what the circuit breaker is rated as.
rstaniforth1
23 Sep 17#8
Are their terms for this code, says invalid for me when signed in as member
Mark43 to rstaniforth1
23 Sep 17#10
I don't think so. This was just on the weekly email they send out with member offers, I've just signed in, added it to my basket and added the code, it worked for me. Below are the T&Cs from the bottom of the email:
^Electrical Member Offers. All offers are subject to availability. For terms and conditions see here.Delivery restrictions/information can be found here.Member Offers are not available on purchases made in stores and cannot be used in conjunction with other discount or promotional codes. All member offers available from 00:01 on 22/09/17 until 23:59 on 29/09/17 for Co-op Group members only. Membership number and applicable promotion code must be provided at time of purchase and member offer will be applied to the following products at checkout: • £130 off AEG S53920CTWF CustomFlex No Frost Fridge Freezer White A++ • £100 off Zanussi ZOP37902XK Built In Multifunction Oven with Pyrolytic Clean • £50 off Samsung UE49MU6200 Black - 49inch 4K Ultra HD Curved TV • £15 off Bosch TAS1252GB Tassimo Vivy II Hot Beverage Pod Machine
djnield to rstaniforth1
23 Sep 17#11
Am sure the code worked yesterday and I'm not a member. Didn't go all the way to payment stage mind. But tried today and says invalid code.
Mark43 to djnield
23 Sep 17#12
Odd, definitely worked for me earlier. Not that I've gone all the way through checkout as I don't need a new oven, but it accepted the code and applied the discount.
djnield to Mark43
23 Sep 17#13
It's now accepting it again for me :grin: I can see it's going to ask for membership details in checkout. I'm not a member :cry:
ellenw to djnield
24 Sep 17#14
Hotpoint Clearance have SKA89P Built In Single Oven with Pyrolytic Self Cleaning Cycle for £262, 2% Quidco hotpointclearance.co.uk/Pro…ens
djnield to ellenw
24 Sep 17#15
I got the Zannusi one! Managed to become a member while purchasing. Bargain at £233! Only gutted that I couldn't get the Neff deal, it had already expired by posting time :cry:
Robbo11 to djnield
26 Sep 17#16
Despite what the op said, you don't need to be a Co-op Electrical member to buy this oven at this price. When you go to checkout after adding it to your basket, just ignore the field where it asks for your membership number as it's not a compulsory field. Just fill in the rest of your details and apply the discount code to get the price down to £229 + £3.99 delivery. After choosing your delivery date and ticking the box to accept Co-op's Ts&Cs, step 4 of 5 will ask if you are a member. Just click on the "No, proceed to payment" option, enter your credit card/paypal details and click on the "pay and complete order" icon.
djnield to Robbo11
26 Sep 17#17
I got one in the end :popcorn:
The price did jump back to full when I selected no membership but as it only costs £1 to become one I joined up.
Catman99
23 Sep 17#6
Some ovens just have a normal 13 amp plug on them, no special requirements for that. You have to read the specs
Robbo11 to Catman99
23 Sep 17#7
It depends on the oven rating shown on the appliance rating label (normally located on the frame of the oven cavity behind the glass door). 3 kW is the maximum rating for use with a 13 amp plug in the UK, so if rated above that, the oven will not come with a plug and will need hard-wiring. However, most built-in single ovens these days are between 2 kW and 3 kW so they might be supplied with a moulded 13 amp plug already fitted for plugging into the cooker socket. According to the manual, this Zanussi is only supplied with a cable, no plug.
ellenw
22 Sep 17#2
I've got an AEG oven, the Pyrolytic self cleaning is excellent, it cost me quite a bit for an electrician to hard wire it.
oliverreed to ellenw
22 Sep 17#3
I've attached wires when a replacing a hob before, assume I could cope?
welshblob to oliverreed
22 Sep 17#4
It's not about the ability to attach wires, its about how much power it draws and therefore whether it needs a dedicated circuit from your fusebox. Its due to the Pyrolytic having to heat to high temps and therefore draw more power than a standard single oven. You maybe ok but its best to find out the wattage of this and do some maths to determine the power requirements.
Razi to oliverreed
22 Sep 17#5
We had a Zanussi ZBF360 installed in 2004. Excellent oven though the door is broken now and the whole oven needs replacing. When installed, the electrician fitted dedicated circuit breaker and massive thick wire to make sure it would not burn the whole house down. Make sure that your wire can take the load.
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Opening post
Pretty sure this is the same oven my Mum has and she absolutely loves it, she bought it after reading lots of Which? reviews having been really disappointed with here previous oven.
I realise this deal is only for coop members but I figure its okay to post as prime exclusive deals are okay, and if you're not a member you may as well join. :smile:
26 comments
Its a shame as I've ordered a few appliances from them and have been so impressed with the delivery dervice, but seems they're not as perfect as I thought. :disappointed:
hotpointclearance.co.uk/Pro…ens
electrolux-ui.com/Doc…pdf
Connection via : Oven Control Circuit
Min. size cable / flex : 2,5 mm²
Cable / flex type : PVC / PVC twin and earth
Fuse : 15 A min / 20 A max
Didn't realise Zanussi was Electrolux! Never seen max/min ratings on fuse statements before? Also there is no mention of the actual max wattage of the oven in the manual, just some meaningless "Energy consumption with a standard load, fan-forced mode" which is stated in kWh/cycle.
Bottom line is it can't be plugged into a standard 13A socket and you need to check your current dedicated cooker supply (assuming you have one) to see what the circuit breaker is rated as.
^Electrical Member Offers. All offers are subject to availability. For terms and conditions see here.Delivery restrictions/information can be found here.Member Offers are not available on purchases made in stores and cannot be used in conjunction with other discount or promotional codes. All member offers available from 00:01 on 22/09/17 until 23:59 on 29/09/17 for Co-op Group members only. Membership number and applicable promotion code must be provided at time of purchase and member offer will be applied to the following products at checkout:
• £130 off AEG S53920CTWF CustomFlex No Frost Fridge Freezer White A++
• £100 off Zanussi ZOP37902XK Built In Multifunction Oven with Pyrolytic Clean
• £50 off Samsung UE49MU6200 Black - 49inch 4K Ultra HD Curved TV
• £15 off Bosch TAS1252GB Tassimo Vivy II Hot Beverage Pod Machine
But tried today and says invalid code.
I can see it's going to ask for membership details in checkout. I'm not a member :cry:
hotpointclearance.co.uk/Pro…ens
Only gutted that I couldn't get the Neff deal, it had already expired by posting time :cry:
The price did jump back to full when I selected no membership but as it only costs £1 to become one I joined up.
What a shame I'm married!