Price history for Avanti 20" Electric Range Oven with Framed Glass Door, in White (ERU200P0W)
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$599.99
- October 4, 2024
$561.94
- September 24, 2024
$562.79
- September 20, 2024
Since: September 20, 2024
Highest Price:
$599.99
- October 4, 2024
Lowest Price:
$561.94
- September 24, 2024
Last Amazon price update was: October 5, 2024 08:35
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Avanti 24″ Electric Range Oven with Glass Door Price History
Price History for Avanti 20" Electric Range Oven with Framed Glass Door, in White (ERU200P0W)
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Current Price
$599.99
October 4, 2024
Highest Price
$599.99
October 4, 2024
Lowest Price
$561.94
September 24, 2024
Since September 20, 2024
Last price changes
$599.99
October 4, 2024
$561.94
September 24, 2024
$562.79
September 20, 2024
Avanti 24″ Electric Range Oven with Glass Door Description
2.6 cu. ft. capacity
24 inch freestanding electric range
4 coil burners (three 6” and one 8”)
Coil burners have chrome reflector bowls and temperature safety sensors
Bake/broil oven with waist high broiling broiling pan included
Avanti 24″ Electric Range Oven with Glass Door Specification
Specification: Avanti 24″ Electric Range Oven with Glass Door
Brand Name
Avanti
Model Info
ERU240P0W
Item Weight
97 pounds
Product Dimensions
25 x 23.5 x 40.75 inches
Country of Origin
China
Item model number
ERU240P0W
Capacity
2.6 Cubic Feet
Installation Type
Freestanding
Part Number
ERU240P0W
Form Factor
Freestanding
Oven Cooking Mode
Convection
Burner type
Radiant
Drawer Type
broiler,storage drawer
Color
White
Control Console
Knob
Wattage
240 watts
Fuel type
Electric
Material Type
Glass
Included Components
Power cord sold separately
Batteries Required
No
Item Weight (pounds)
97
Wattage (watts)
240
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Avanti 24″ Electric Range Oven with Glass Door Reviews (3)
3 reviews for Avanti 24″ Electric Range Oven with Glass Door
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Stephanie Davison –
Received it completely smashed in the back and will wait for weeks for a refund do not recommend ordering this product
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azureskies –
This range is very light weight and fits into a small kitchen space. It works well but the metal is so thin on the sides that it easily gets dents. Like most it doesn’t come with a cord. An electric cord will need to be assembled.
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Tiffany C. –
I hate this stove SO. MUCH. The built in “safety feature” for the temperature of the coils shuts them off any time I try to boil something. It doesn’t matter what size of pot, how much water, which burner. If I want to keep the water boiling for pasta, hard-boiled eggs, ramen noodles even, I have to have a second burner warming up to switch to when the first burner turns off. I wanted to can food from my garden on this thing, that’s the whole reason I didn’t get a glass top. But I’ll never be able to with this garbage safety feature.
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Stephanie Davison –
Received it completely smashed in the back and will wait for weeks for a refund do not recommend ordering this product
azureskies –
This range is very light weight and fits into a small kitchen space. It works well but the metal is so thin on the sides that it easily gets dents. Like most it doesn’t come with a cord. An electric cord will need to be assembled.
Tiffany C. –
I hate this stove SO. MUCH. The built in “safety feature” for the temperature of the coils shuts them off any time I try to boil something. It doesn’t matter what size of pot, how much water, which burner. If I want to keep the water boiling for pasta, hard-boiled eggs, ramen noodles even, I have to have a second burner warming up to switch to when the first burner turns off. I wanted to can food from my garden on this thing, that’s the whole reason I didn’t get a glass top. But I’ll never be able to with this garbage safety feature.