For top recirculating, what is the distance of vent from back of oven? My cabinet on top is 12" deep and was wondering if vent will be covered.Thanks
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The recirculating vent is located on the top forward end of the unit. My cabinets are also 12" deep and the vent clears the cabinet with no problems. If you need additional specs, I recommend you the following URL on the web: http://products.geappliances.com/MarketingObjectRetrieval/Dispatcher?RequestType=PDF&Name;=49-40675-2.pdf
1389231
The recirculating vent is located on the top forward end of the unit. My cabinets are also 12" deep and the vent clears the cabinet with no problems. If you need additional specs, I recommend you the following URL on the web: http://products.geappliances.com/MarketingObjectRetrieval/Dispatcher?RequestType=PDF&Name=49-40675-2.pdf
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I remodeled my kitchen last summer and wondered the same thing. The problem is that this unit blows exhaust from the back, traditional built in's blow it out the front. Operating heat for the compressor is an issue. As long as the unit can get airflow around it, it will be fine. I had the under counter hole cut 6" wider than the unit (3" ea side) and at least 6" space behind the compressor. I framed in the gap with trim pieces on the front. It looks and runs great. Hope this helps!
2222595
You should also have plenty of room between top and another surface, it gives off heat. Sad thing is all toaster ovens suffer from this, figured someone would have fixed that but it is a great oven.
342771
approximately 1 1/4 inches from the cabinet to the front of the trim piece. This was not an easy installation. The directions are poor. GE contact line was somewhat helpful. Just be sure your opening dimension is exact. Mine was not high enough so trim did not fit correctly. Once I trimmed it to the exact opening size it fit perfectly. Don't overcut the size or it won't fit either. I would rather have to cut twice than have it too big. We like the finished look. It matches the Profile oven we installed below.
216659
For proper operation, the oven must have sufficient air flow. Allow 3-inches (7.6 cm) of space on both sides of the oven and 1-inch (2.5 cm) of space on top of the oven.
1461538
My oven is gas and I use this in it all the time. Just trim with scissors if you need to. I wouldn't let it cover any of the vents in the floor of our oven.
2219316
The previous answers were correct. The shelf with baskets clears our cabinet doors by about 2" and the top of the upper basket is 24" from the floor. Many ovens have a handle for a bottom broiler and that clearly would not work.If it works for you it's an excellent solution. Good luck.
1681599
Oven measure 11.75" at the top, and 9" at the very bottom. However, the bottom is rounded at the edge, so it measures 10" about 1/2" above bottom. Total depth is 5".
460847
We have our toaster oven on the counter under the wall cabinet. I think the key is having enough clearance around the oven to dissipate the heat. Not sure how much clearance the manufacturer recommends.
1716785
Hello Arnie, Unfortunately we only have the exhaust vent coming out of the top and not out of the back of any of our models. Thank you, Range Hood Direct Buy
865234
It's a little under 23"... that's without the extension ring... I have low counter space, but I still stall the oven on my counter cus I use it almost everyday... I just slide it out wheneven I need to use it and slide it back when I'm done... hope this helps... good luck!
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No countertop is needed. It pushes directly up to a wall. In fact, the oven vent is raised an inch or so above the back of the cooking surface, so if there were a countertop behind it, the vent would stick up and look a little strange.
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The specification depth of the appliance is 20.0" (21.0" with the accessory trim kit for cabinet installation). My oven sits on a counter and its exterior depth is 19.25" (not including its only front panel protrusion - a timer knob) but an allowance of at least another 3/4" must be made to account for the bend radius of the power cord attached to the back of the oven. So a cabinet depth of at least 20" would be needed to fully fit the oven without accounting for its protruding front knob. A cabinet depth of 17-3/4" will result in at least 2" of appliance protrusion, but it will still accommodate its front feet.
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There is not an explanation of vent space required on the back. I suggest to call the factory and inquire.
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if you have an old rack the best thing to do is measure the old one. the rack I bought was 16 x 24 inches. there was no depth to it, just an oven rack. Amazon is good about returns if it doesn't fit. good luck
1030099
Approx 10 1/2 inches total top to bottom of unit,But the distance from top of unit to the shelf on the lowestShelf is only 5 1/2 inches. One is not able to cook or bake large items in it. Altho, I really like this oven as it bakes so quickly and does not heat up the kitchen like a regular o en. Hope this helps you.
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Recommended clearances to combustible surfaces (from the manual): 34" top, 30" side, 30" back, 68" below.Keep in mind that while the main heat transfer is by radiation from the front ceramic grill, this is a fired heater, so there will be a good deal of heat rise off the top of the heater. Some method of air circulation above the heater will help, both to avoid 'hot spots' along the ceiling and to get good distribution of all of the heat from the unit.