Can I use a built-in oven as a tabletop model?

No, you cannot use it as a tabletop model as built-in oven should be built into a cabinet as the sides are expose without any paneling. Therefore, the expose sides of the oven will be very hot when used. Read more: Your complete guide on how to use your oven

Why do I have to preheat the oven first before I place my food in and what temperature should I select?

Oven cooking is by convection i.e. using heating elements to heat up the air in the oven cavity, therefore the food gets cooked from outside in. What temperature you should set depends on the recipes chosen. Check out some helpful tutorials on how to use Electrolux ovens .

How do I know if the temperature I set to preheat the oven have reached?

An indicator light above the temperature selector will come on, once the temperature has reached, the indicator light will go off. This means you can place the food into the oven for cooking. Discover more things you need to know about Electrolux ovens .

What is the difference between oven cooking and microwave cooking?

Oven cooking is convection cooking which takes some time for your food to be cooked. Microwave oven heats food by passing microwave radiation through it and this wave makes the food cooked from within the outer surface and the cooking time is shorter. Read more: Pro tips for using your oven: preheating, cooking and cleaning

What are the oven cooking programs?

Oven Functions – EOB2100COX/ EOB2400AOX/ EOB3434BOX/ EOC5400AOX USP: InfiSpace™ (EOB2400AOX/EOB3434BOX/EOC5400AOX/EOB5751BAX) Anti-Fingerprint Stainless Steel (All models) Ultrafan Plus (EOB3434BOX/EOC5400AOX/EOB5751BAX) Plus Steam Baking (EOB3434BOX) Aqua Cleaning (EOB3434BOX) Pyrolytic Cleaning (EOC5400AOX) CoolDoor Xtra (EOB3434BOX/EOC5400AOX/EOB5751BAX)

What is the difference between pyrolytic cleaning and catalytic cleaning in ovens?

Those ovens having pyrolytic cleaning or catalytic cleaning means that these ovens have self-cleaning feature. The user does not have to physically clean the oven themselves. In pyrolytic cleaning the oven heats up to above 500°C and burns off all the stains in the oven cavity to ash. This means that the user only need to wipe out the ash after the oven have cooled down. In a catalytic oven, you will have 2 panels which you need to install on to the sides of the oven cavity. During catalytic cleaning, which the oven will be heated to the maximum temperature on the control knob and the stains on the 2 panels (right & left) sides of the oven cavity will be burnt to ash but the stains that are on the top and bottom of the oven have to be clean by hand. Hence, a superior cleaning result can be achieved via pyrolytic cleaning Vs catalytic cleaning oven. Check out our tips on how to choose an oven .

Built-in Ovens FAQ - 6 Things You Need to Know

Here’s a list of the 6 most frequently asked questions we receive regarding built-in ovens. For additional information, browse Electrolux built-in ovens available in Malaysia.

Can I use a built-in oven as a tabletop model?
No, you cannot use it as a tabletop model as built-in oven should be built into a cabinet as the sides are expose without any paneling. Therefore, the expose sides of the oven will be very hot when used.

Read more: Your complete guide on how to use your oven
Why do I have to preheat the oven first before I place my food in and what temperature should I select?

Oven cooking is by convection i.e. using heating elements to heat up the air in the oven cavity, therefore the food gets cooked from outside in. What temperature you should set depends on the recipes chosen.

Check out some helpful tutorials on how to use Electrolux ovens.
How do I know if the temperature I set to preheat the oven have reached?

An indicator light above the temperature selector will come on, once the temperature has reached, the indicator light will go off. This means you can place the food into the oven for cooking.

Discover more things you need to know about Electrolux ovens.
What is the difference between oven cooking and microwave cooking?

Oven cooking is convection cooking which takes some time for your food to be cooked. Microwave oven heats food by passing microwave radiation through it and this wave makes the food cooked from within the outer surface and the cooking time is shorter.

Read more: Pro tips for using your oven: preheating, cooking and cleaning
What are the oven cooking programs?
Oven Functions – EOB2100COX/ EOB2400AOX/ EOB3434BOX/ EOC5400AOX

USP:
- InfiSpace™ (EOB2400AOX/EOB3434BOX/EOC5400AOX/EOB5751BAX)
- Anti-Fingerprint Stainless Steel (All models)
- Ultrafan Plus (EOB3434BOX/EOC5400AOX/EOB5751BAX)
- Plus Steam Baking (EOB3434BOX)
- Aqua Cleaning (EOB3434BOX)
- Pyrolytic Cleaning (EOC5400AOX)
- CoolDoor Xtra (EOB3434BOX/EOC5400AOX/EOB5751BAX)
What is the difference between pyrolytic cleaning and catalytic cleaning in ovens?
Those ovens having pyrolytic cleaning or catalytic cleaning means that these ovens have self-cleaning feature. The user does not have to physically clean the oven themselves. In pyrolytic cleaning the oven heats up to above 500°C and burns off all the stains in the oven cavity to ash. This means that the user only need to wipe out the ash after the oven have cooled down. In a catalytic oven, you will have 2 panels which you need to install on to the sides of the oven cavity. During catalytic cleaning, which the oven will be heated to the maximum temperature on the control knob and the stains on the 2 panels (right & left) sides of the oven cavity will be burnt to ash but the stains that are on the top and bottom of the oven have to be clean by hand. Hence, a superior cleaning result can be achieved via pyrolytic cleaning Vs catalytic cleaning oven.

Check out our tips on how to choose an oven.