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Q: QuestionWhat is the oven capacity of this Unique Appliances range?

• A:Answer This Unique Appliances range has an oven capacity of 3.9 cubic feet.

Q: QuestionHow many burners does this Unique Appliances range have?

This question was asked about the related product: Unique Appliances - Classic Retro 3.9 Cu. Ft. Freestanding Induction Range with Air Fry - Midnight Black

• A:Answer This Unique Appliances range has four burners.

Q: QuestionWhat are the sizes of each of the burners?

Asked 2 months ago by Anonymous.

This question was asked about the related product: Unique Appliances - Classic Retro 3.9 Cu. Ft. Freestanding Induction Range with Air Fry - Summer Mint Green

• A:Answer Please see below approximate sizes; Left Front: 8.25 in. (2,300W / 2,600W with Power Boost) Right Front: 9 in. (2,300W / 3,700W with Power Boost) Left Rear: 6.5 in. (1,200W / 1,800W with Power Boost) Right Rear: 6.5 in. (1,200W / 1,800W with Power Boost) Center: 7.25 in. (Warming Zone)

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Q: QuestionWhat is the manufacturing company of this Unique Appliances - Classic Retro 3.9 Cu. Ft. Freestanding Induction Range with Air Fry - Marshmallow White range?

Asked 3 months ago by Vicki.

• A:Answer Unique Appliances is the manufacturer of our appliances; the design and engineering are done at our warehouse in Oakville, ON, and we work with various factories for components. The units are assembled at one of our factories (Europe/Asia/Canada) where a Unique employee oversees production. Final testing and inspection take place at our CDN facility.

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Q: QuestionWhat type of power cord is included?(I.e., how many prongs?) Does it require 220 outlet?

Asked 7 months ago by ElecCookingNewbie.

• A:Answer Yes, this appliance is equipped with a four-prong grounding plug for your protection against shock hazard and should be plugged directly into a properly grounded socket. Do not cut or remove the grounding prong from the plug.

  Answered 7 months ago by Unique Off-Grid

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