“There are two ovens; but only one door. Thus, if two ovens are used, they will both lose heat with the door open. Is that correct? Are there two timers? I do like the trade off of a storage door and a single larger oven. Thank you.”
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There is one door. However, the top door is hinged to the bottom door. The top door opens to the top half of the oven. There is divider between the two ovens to keep separate the heat. You can control the heat for both top and bottom separately. This Oven is one of the best oven I have seen for a plug into regular kitchen. The induction is much better that any gas of electric stove also. Induction gives you precise heat control. When you turn on the induction the heat to the pan is instantaneous. This is the way to go...
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I'm so glad you asked, tmh! Yes, this model does offer the option of using the whole oven as one, or using the divider to create two smaller ovens. You are correct that opening the full door would release heat from both ovens if they are in use. However, the door on this model also has an option to only open halfway. You can find more information on using the "Dual Door" on page 33 of the user manual (https://bit.ly/3AoJyj3). ^Jecca
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The oven door is hinged and there is a small lever on the back of the handle that when pressed only opens the top oven door. So if you are using both ovens you have an option to only open the top oven door. But if you need to get to the bottom oven you will be opening the door to both ovens. I believe there are two timers but I haven’t tried them yet
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