Fisher & Paykel 90cm Induction Freestanding Cooker - OR90SCI4B1

Overall a great product. Makes cooking a breeze. Only down side, due to large power requirements we needed to have a new circuit put in at an additional cast of $1300 so be prepared for the extra expense.

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Great Oven

I love the easy to use functionality of the oven. The size of the oven is great, I can fit quite a few dishes in there at once. Easy to clean and has the added bonus of storage drawer underneath.

I love it

I love this stove - first induction so getting used to that but love the responsiveness of the top and love the zones. Usually a gas stove fan but I would say this is as good if not better - definitely safer!!!Adore the oven - have baked in it already and it is the most even cooking oven I have found.It is still early days but so far I love love love this stove.

Looks good

Be prepared for a hefty electrician's bill, I had to have a Level 2 sparky & another sparky to do installion. Work included upgrade of fuse at junction where overhead power lines connect to house, meter box upgrade plus run 10mm cable from meter box to cooker. All of this was to ensure the fuse didn't blow while using several different electrical things at the same time, i. e. All of cooktop, oven, ducted air,etc. I wouldn't like my chances of getting a Level 2 out on Christmas Day to replace the overhead power line junction fuse.I have had this cooker for a few months but couldn't a level 2 to do the work until a couple of weeks ago.I'm still navigating all of the functions & this is the first induction cooktop I've had but I think as I do more I will come to love ... MoreBe prepared for a hefty electrician's bill, I had to have a Level 2 sparky & another sparky to do installion. Work included upgrade of fuse at junction where overhead power lines connect to house, meter box upgrade plus run 10mm cable from meter box to cooker. All of this was to ensure the fuse didn't blow while using several different electrical things at the same time, i. e. All of cooktop, oven, ducted air,etc. I wouldn't like my chances of getting a Level 2 out on Christmas Day to replace the overhead power line junction fuse.I have had this cooker for a few months but couldn't a level 2 to do the work until a couple of weeks ago.I'm still navigating all of the functions & this is the first induction cooktop I've had but I think as I do more I will come to love it. In the meantime it is good looking even though it is a big heavy beast.Apparently you should check with your doctor if you have a pacemaker before purchasing an induction cooker. I read that somewhere, possibly in one of F&P manuals.The one thing I really don't like, is the hot air that blows for ages from above the oven door after switching off. Fine in the winter but not in the summer.Other than that I would say, do your homework/research before making a decision to buy & you should be happy. My electrical work cost around $4,000 not the $1,300 I was told to expect then add in induction cookware if you're a newby to induction cooking like me. Aesthetically it is a winner for the style of my home. I'm not prepared to recommend at this stage.