does the timer tick? trying hard to replace an old space saver oven. current models seem huge and they all tick!
377496
Yes it ticks but the dial is difficult to turn on and off. I would not recommend this product.
525941
No. Not only does it NOT have a convection oven, it has no oven timer at all. It has one of those "light, medium, dark" timers for the toaster and panini options but plan to spend time learning how to set them for optimum results. Quite frankly, I'm glad I kept my old t/o because I use it for everything but making paninis... Plus the DeLonghi is smaller. And it heats very unevenly. Given the DeLonghi's higher price, I expected more -- got less.
970160
I had the opposite problem. Couldn't get it to come on. Just bought the cheaper mechanical timers. No problems at all with them.
302490
To J. Guerrero, I believe there are specific directions on the pack itself that tell you how long for different watt ovens. Just don't make the mistake I made.... I was in a hurry, set the time incorrectly and after hearing a loud hissing noise, noticed I had a large red balloon in my microwave.... after tossing it out, I bought a new one from Amazon and was shocked I was able to find a replacement. Good luck!
908491
I guess they must have updated it, but the one I bought in January 2016 does count up after the timer went off, in minutes and seconds.
754766
It only remembers the last setting you put it to. This unit does not have a timer I believe. It just has an alarm for your target temp. Hope this helps
318414
Have not been able to find an answer to your question. Some reviewers talked about a smell coming from the timer. I have not found this to be the case.
578149
haven't noticed issue with vent or heat but as others have said, the timer knob is annoyingly tough to change once it's set. you basically need a rubber grip device to turn it.
849537
hi Joan,No adjustment was needed for my oven. But I always set my timer for shorter time and check doneness with a toothpick when I bake.
2154327
No, it has no clock, just a timer. The screen you see at top right displays the functions list (as you go through it), temperature (when setting that) and timer countdown.This is the slowest and most annoying small oven I've ever had. I would not advise anyone to buy it.
647187
You are welcome...it doesn't have a 30 second timer either...not a big deal but I was used to that...have gotten used to the new one and like it.
676950
to the best of my knowledge there was no timer option. I would say I am about 75% sure on this. I would check, but I do not have the unit near by.
1185718
Hi, we have not had any issues with our timer. Best of luck getting it working correctly.
380886
I do not have the model numbers memorized. The biggest thing that I have trouble with on this newer model timer is that there is no top knock out so if you are mounting on a round pole you can not mount them both on the same surface and this requires a lot of adjusting. This model as did the older ones I am replacing were 24 hour single day timers. This new model only has connection holes on the side and the bottom. If that is not a problem and you need a 24 hour timer it will work fine.
91412
I set a timer and go to a different room. Be careful because it might vibrate itself off the counter. I find that the ingredients stick to the sides so the first 5 minutes or so I scrape them down with a spatula or plastic spoon. Then it seems to work better.
1578294
it's a little weird. There are two of them, one above the other. just touch it and type the minutes then either touch it again or his start, I forget. It will not shut off the oven, it's just a timer and it's not that loud. I prefer the one on my iphone.
674948
It has worked for me so far, but the dial knob is not very efficient. On a daily basis, I heat two pet bed warmers that require from 7-9 minutes of heating. I haven't been able to figure out how the automatic settings work (eg for beef, potatoes, etc.), so I have to turn the dial for a long time - maybe 20 seconds - to get it to the time setting I need. Also, the dial doesn't function that well; often I turn and turn and it doesn't register on the timer. The heating works just fine, and then there's the melting problem - the top of the unit has sunken about an inch over the heating element, but it hasn't sunk any further since I first noticed the problem six months ago. It has worked for me so far, but the dial knob is not very efficient. On a daily basis, I heat two pet bed warmers that require from 7-9 minutes of heating. I haven't been able to figure out how the automatic settings work (eg for beef, potatoes, etc.), so I have to turn the dial for a long time - maybe 20 seconds - to get it to the time setting I need. Also, the dial doesn't function that well; often I turn and turn and it doesn't register on the timer. The heating works just fine, and then there's the melting problem - the top of the unit has sunken about an inch over the heating element,... » Read More It has worked for me so far, but the dial knob is not very efficient. On a daily basis, I heat two pet bed warmers that require from 7-9 minutes of heating. I haven't been able to figure out how the automatic settings work (eg for beef, potatoes, etc.), so I have to turn the dial for a long time - maybe 20 seconds - to get it to the time setting I need. Also, the dial doesn't function that well; often I turn and turn and it doesn't register on the timer. The heating works just fine, and then there's the melting problem - the top of the unit has sunken about an inch over the heating element, but it hasn't sunk any further since I first noticed the problem six months ago. « Show Less