Panasonic DS59 Speed Convection Oven, Grill, Flatbed, 27 Litre, Two Level Cooking, Genius Sensor, 32 Auto Programmes, Easy Clean, 1000W Combination Microwave Oven

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So, apparently if you sell one of their units and it has a manufacturing defect, it's because of you. The microwave features a 1000W microwave cooking power output, with Panasonic's inverter technology offering graduated levels of power - perfect for ensuring food is cooked evenly throughout. The microwave itself is pretty good, but that's irrelevant if the units keep developing faults and the manufacturer just doesn't care about this, or you, they consumer. I wont buy a Panasonic product again simply because of this. Auto Cook – similar to Auto-Steam and fabulous for plated meals, frozen veg and fresh fish, you only need to let the oven know the weight of the food and it’ll choose the ideal power level/combi-cooking option and time itself accordingly. The oven space is generous here, allowing several items to be cooked at the same time on different levels, further emphasised by the auto programmes’ ability to cook as much as 2kg of meat.

Of course, what’s most interesting about the Panasonic is that its oven also offers steam cooking. There’s a water tank on the right, below the door, and to the left is a drip tray. The Panasonic NN-DS59NB is a microwave oven that offers a range of cooking options to suit most needs. It features a convection function for even cooking, which combines the speed of a microwave with the browning and crisping ability of a traditional oven. With its 27-liter capacity, it can accommodate larger dishes and meals, making it ideal for families or those who like to entertain guests. This change of mind return policy is in addition to, and does not affect your rights under the Australian Consumer Law including any rights you may have in respect of faulty items. To return faulty items see our Returning Faulty Items policy.

Micro Power – with six power levels to choose from, the microwave oven offers High, Defrost, Medium, Low, Simmer and Warm. ‘Bottom-feeding’ technology ensures the microwave rays hit the food from every angle, and as there’s no turntable taking up space, you can fit a large casserole dish inside and not have to worry about room for handles to turn as your food cooks or reheats. And Panasonic’s advanced ‘inverter’ technology ensures that bursts of power cook things through evenly for optimal results in less time than a standard microwave system. Max cooking time 90 minutes. The microwave also features a 1200W grill cooking function - helping to ensure that your foods can be browned on top, whilst also cooked thoroughly. The plan is payable by 36, 50 or 60 approximate equal monthly instalments according to the plan selected (exact amounts specified in your statement).

At the first glance, the NN-CS89LBBPQ appears to be more of a convection oven: its door opens downwards and there’s no turntable inside. Instead, you get various trays, which can be positioned at three different heights, or left at the bottom of the oven.

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The bottom front part of the appliance also has a drip tray that stops water from running onto your worktop when the oven door is opened. This is particularly useful for the steam function, which also requires filling the water tank – a rectangular plastic box located behind the drip tray. An auto cooking function helps to simplify cooking with the NNDS59NBBPQ. Select auto cooking and the weight of your food and the appliance will automatically adjust all cooking settings accordingly. The NN-DS596 is very well-featured, high-end combi microwave that gives good integrated models a run for their money. And it’s a decent option if you want to cook with steam. The Pana-crunch tray works well, too.

The glass tray is suitable for all functions, while the plastic trivet is meant for steaming tasks. Not suitable for straightforward microwave cooking, the wire shelf and enamel tray come in handy for grilling, convection and steaming tasks. If you primarily use the microwave feature, you’ll need to find somewhere to store those extra trays. Two features differentiate it from more affordable combis such as the Panasonic NN-DF386. The first is that it offers steam cooking – as an oven, but also in combination with the microwave or quartz grill. This can reduce cooking times as well as keeping food moist. mediums caused by the Mechanical or Electrical Failure of the Enrolled Product. 6.3 Excluded costs, It has a sleek and modern design, with touch controls and a clear, easy-to-read display. The oven also comes equipped with a range of pre-set recipes, making it easy to cook a variety of dishes at the touch of a button. The NN-DS59NB also has a grill function for preparing crispy food, such as pizzas or grilled vegetables. From the innovation experts at Panasonic comes this 4-in-1 Steam Combination Microwave that uses a range of techniques to allow you to easily cook fresh, healthy food with minimal effort – everything from crisp-skinned glazed pork belly to ginger sponge puddings and lots more besides. This 27 litre capacity machine replaces the space-hungry turntable with a simple flatbed that offers 29% more space than similar-size microwaves, so you can fit much larger dishes inside – it’ll even roast a joint of meat big enough to feed the whole family.

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In the meantime, I rustled up a cheese sauce on the hob. This is possible using the microwave, but if you want to save time then it’s best to cook things in parallel, not series. There are plenty of smart programs for popular foods, with a cheat sheet inside the door providing you with a list from which you can choose. Or you can cook or defrost by time or weight, with an inverter microwave providing precise power control for even results. To test the steam capabilities, I used the Auto Cook steam programme to cook 200g of rice with 300ml of water. This took 28mins and the rice came out still a little wet and chewy. After microwaving it for a further minute at full power, it was perfect. Interestingly, rice is the only automatic programme here with a lower capacity – 200g was the maximum amount of rice allowed. Grill 1 + MW300WGrill 1 + MW440W2. Grill 2 + MW300WGrill 2 + MW440W3. Steam 1 + MW300W4. Steam 1 + MW440W5. Steam 1 + Grill 16. Steam+Oven(150?-220?)(w/ preheat)*need to clarify how to name each combinationIt’s definitely a good idea to keep the Panasonic’s instructions handy. In return, you’re rewarded with recipes and also detailed advice on cooking times. For example, it offered precisely how long to defrost a pitta bread for (90 seconds). The results were good, but initially warm and soggy; the pitta was fine once it had rested for a few minutes – but not quite the perfect precision of the Panasonic NN-DF386. This is an exciting addition. We all need the extra cooking space afforded by a combi oven, but the NN-DS596 offers something more. The NN-CS89LBBPQ impressed with its auto programmes and grill setting, while some tasks using its regular microwave and convection functions delivered somewhat uneven results, requiring a longer cooking time. Reheating 200g of fridge-cold rice with two tablespoons of water at full power, it reached 97°C in the middle in 2mins. According to the thermal camera, there was still some unevenness around the edges, and after stirring the temperature fell to 88°C. Another 50secs took it up to an even 99°C.