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Today I want to talk about a Mr. microwave that does say enough to the old microwave ovens without functions and nothing!
With this product the whirlpool has surpassed herself, giving an impetus to its already excellent reputation.
I am speaking of Whirlpool JT 369 WH.
It ’s a microwave oven with fan grill.
Its color is white and its visual design is modern and certainly nice line design.
The power of this oven is 1000 W (Grill 1200 W).
The capacity is 31 liters and there are 8 power levels you can choose!
Also include the 6th sense.
Allows steamer. It ‘with role function crisp; firing air ventilated Jet Start, Quick Heat and an LCD display.
You may wonder what this function is the 6th sense? Then, the function sensto sense is an innovative feature for which you simply select the food you must prepare and weight. Then the oven is on its own!
The function allows you to grill grilling and browning the surface of food that will cook.
Cooking perfectly homogeneous is given by this wonderful oven cooking ventilated.
The budget includes the CRISP plate with handle, drip pan, grill, DVD, recipes, cooking kit with two levels. Steam.
The internal dimensions of the oven (HxWxD) are: 21 x 39.5 x 37 cm, while the overall dimensions (HxWxD) are: 38 x 49 x 54.1 cm.
Whirlpool JT 369 WH user review
Oven ordered and arrived after a mishap with an online store that made us wait several days and then handed Bozzato ….
in the end anyway we ordered elsewhere and it ‘went well ….
Withdrew on Monday evening and already ’successfully tested the dish crisp (sofficini and chips): the sofficini completed in 4 / 5 minutes is not less than the classic baking (I do not like fried in a pan …) and idem for chips.
Also try steaming (chicken breast for my son) and ‘a system for oval containers of maximum width of the oven that allows you to put food on a plastic grid in the main container with two fingers’ s water …
A note now and not too good for ‘that had opened under hinged opening and then as conventional ovens should not be placed too high in places … for example we have spent over 4 drawers and oven (thus about 140/150 cm high) and not ‘just and convenient to remove the dishes.
Grill function in the media … or brown under grill and not micro ‘never the best!
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Whirlpool JT 369 WH video review
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Panasonic has succeeded in evolving Turbo Defrost, which allows you to defrost foods even faster than previous Panasonic Auto defrost. Panasonic Inverter Turbo defrost technology is an advanced microwave sequencing system using the Inverter low-power delivery feature. It was developed on the basis of what scientists call Chaos theory. This design makes it possible to distribute microwave energy with the most appropriate combination of regularity and irregularity.
The Panasonic NNH965BF is, first and foremost, HUGE. Our old Kenmore was 1.6 cubic feet. This monstrosity is 2.2. Our old microwave was 1100 watts. The Panasonic is 1250. Our old turntable was 12.5 inches. This turntable is 16.5 inches. No more stacking TV dinners on top of each other to cook, huh?
The Panasonic NNH965BF has a rather gigantic footprint on the countertop. It’s wider (almost two feet!), taller (14 inches), and deeper (over 19 inches) than our old Kenmore, and there were a few moments where we feared it wouldn’t FIT in the usual corner. It does, but with a lot less space between the front of the microwave and the edge of the counter. Definitely something to keep in mind if you’ve narrow countertops or otherwise limited space.
As is usually the case with new gadgets, the touchpad was a bit intimidating at first. Being himself, my husband was “keen to experiment.” I, on the other hand, went for the user’s manual, which is pretty detailed and straightforward. The standard setting are quite intuitive, and the rest is easy enough to master. My mother figured out how to use it, and that’s saying a LOT. My mother is flummoxed by the most basic of electronics.
Using the keypad to set timing and power is quite easy—press the power button once for full power. Twice for 90%, three times for 80%, etc., all the way down to 10% power. The power level is clearly displayed on the bright, large digital readout. After selecting the power level, selecting the time is as easy as punching the buttons. Click start, and voila! You’re cooking with microwaves! The “Inverter Turbo” defrost setting is supposed to be more effective and less likely to underthaw or overcook. I actually DO see a difference, and our defrosted meats have yet to come up even slightly cooked. The auto-sensor setting scares me, but my husband has tossed in leftovers and had them come out perfect. I’ll work toward that. I’m not a technophobe, but I tend toward the wary sometimes. There are auto settings for popcorn and heating liquids, but I tend to set the timer/power myself according to the directions on whatever I’m preparing. Again, it’s that wariness thing.
The interior, in addition to being large enough to house a small family of badgers (please don’t put your badgers in the microwave, even if it is large enough!), is a breeze to clean. I discovered this when my oatmeal became an OATCANO and erupted all over the interior. That extra little 150 watts makes a difference with oatmeal. I cook it on 9 now. The interior wipes down easily with a damp sponge, and the giganto turntable (big enough to cook a camel!) lifts out easily for rinsing.
The exterior, like most black appliances, is a dust and fingerprint magnet. Daily wiping doesn’t keep it from looking ratty by the end of the day. But oh, well—it’s not a beauty contest, right? Too bad the exterior doesn’t clean as easily as the interior, though.
In all? Well, it’s certainly doing what it’s supposed to do, and it’s doing it quite handily at this point. Last night’s tamales rocked, and thus far everything we’ve cooked (oatcano aside) has come out the way we wanted it to, with no sogginess, spotty heating, or overdone/dryness. It’s not particularly loud, no freakish vibrations or green rays shooting out the door window (or the vents, either!). But we’ve only had it for a couple of months, and everything I’ve read about Panasonic microwaves leads me to believe that this baby isn’t going to be a 15 year microwave. It’s probably not even going to be a five year. And there’s the bitterness—we’re moving away, and we’re leaving my Mother with a microwave that’s not likely to last. We’ve tried to talk her into letting us take it back and getting something reputed as more reliable, but she’s determined that the Panasonic NNH965BF is THE microwave.
There’s no way for me to rate/recommend the way I want to with the space and options provided. I think this microwave is pretty good for now, but reading around the web tells me I can probably expect problems–so I can’t rate it highly knowing that, yet I don’t want to rate it down because I haven’t had any problems with it yet. And I DO recommend it, but not at this price. If it were fifty bucks cheaper, I’d call it a deal, but for what we paid, I’d like to have something with a better reputation and better chance at surviving for the long haul.
General Information
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Manufacturer: Panasonic
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Manufacturer Website Address: http://www.panasonic.com
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Brand Name: Panasonic
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Product Model: NN-H965BF
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Product Name: NN-H965BF Microwave Oven
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Product Type: Microwave Oven
Technical Information
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Oven Type: Single
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Oven Capacity: 2.20 ft
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Main Oven Capacity: 16.46 gal
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Cooking Method: Microwave
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Cooking Stages: 5 – Multi
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Power Levels: 10
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Turntable Diameter: 16.50″
Features:
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Auto defrost
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Delay start
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Auto reheat
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Timer Luxury full size Oven
Control panel:
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Button panel
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Auto cook menu
Controls/Indicators
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Controls: Touch Panel
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Status Indicators: One touch sensor
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Language Support: Spanish
