Fan assisted cooker??

[reneel]

Hi

Just a quickie!

I'm having a new gas cooker fitted next week. It is apparantly a fan assisted one (oven) - just wondering if the cooker will still be the same to use, or will there be a different button to operate the fan etc? How does the fan work?? Just curious as never had a fan one before, and my last one was battery operated ignition (2 x aa)!!

Thanks for your help, sorry for sounding thick!!!

 

[OLLIE20]

Fan assisted Ovens cook stuff quicker, you can generally use as conventional oven (without fan) by just turning user control

 

[OwainDIYer]

The temp will be much more even throughout the oven, so you can cook 2 shelves of buns and the top ones won't be burnt while the bottom one are still raw.

However you won't be so successful doing a roast in the top and a milk pudding in the bottom.

You may need to cook at slightly lower temps than recipes say.

You might or might not have a fan on/off mode switch.

 

[reneel]

Thanks for your help

So basically the fan will come on when the oven is ignited? (unless it has a separate switch) I was just wondering if it would be more technical to use!!

 

[OwainDIYer]

Thanks for your help

So basically the fan will come on when the oven is ignited? (unless it has a separate switch) I was just wondering if it would be more technical to use!!

Nah, cookers is quite easy to use, they're designed fur burds eftir a.

Nae offence if yu'r a burd, like. Or if yu'r nae.

 

[D_Hailsham]

I'm having a new gas cooker fitted next week. It is apparantly a fan assisted one (oven) - just wondering if the cooker will still be the same to use, or will there be a different button to operate the fan etc? How does the fan work??

Read the cooker manual carefully and follow the advice given about temperatures etc. and you won't go wrong.