Looking for a small electric oven for our 320. Any advice would be most helpful.

We've been using Remoskas for 12 years now, even using it at home to save firing up a big oven. Mrs SDA has cooked all sorts in it, including Mars Bar muffins on one famous occasion.

They are expensive but Lakeland give them a lifetime guarantee and we're on our third new one but have only ever purchased the initial one in '06. Both our u/s ones went with the same issue, the seal around the lid element goes and steam gets inside and causes it to short out. It seems to happen about every 4 years when used fairly often.

Another vote for Remoska but be aware the lifetime guarantee is no more. When my last Remoska went kaput they told me the warranty is now only 3 years and you must have the receipt. So the receipt is safely filed in case. I use mine at home most nights to save electricity, always disappointed when something won't fit and I have to use the proper oven.

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Another vote for Remoska but be aware the lifetime guarantee is no more. When my last Remoska went kaput they told me the warranty is now only 3 years and you must have the receipt. So the receipt is safely filed in case. I use mine at home most nights to save electricity, always disappointed when something won't fit and I have to use the proper oven.

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Surely if the original purchase was a lifetime guarantee then future replacements are still covered by that same warranty? New purchases can be 3 years but they can't change the terms part way.

Not sure Andy, they told me that the lifetime guarantee was never written down as such but I honestly can't remember how it was originally sold. My third Remoska had the same issue as yours and I didn't have the receipt so they changed it for a new one and issued me with a returns type receipt which stated that original receipt not shown. It was at that time that the sales assistant told me the guarantee was 3 years.
So fingers crossed that this one lasts, they are a really great piece of kit but would I spend that much again? I would but I don't think Neil agrees. If it comes to the crunch I may have to sneak into Lakeland and say nowt.

IIRC we paid something like £120 for ours in 2006, so £10 a year doesn't seem so bad.

Can you imagine how much it would be if it was an Eriba Touring price list cost option?

There was a big discussion on the merits of the lifelong guarantee of the Remoska, instigated by myself I believe. The out come was that Lakeland said that if you were not satisfied with any of there products to contact them and they would attempt to solve the problem. So if your Remoska broke you contacted them and they replaced it.This has now been updated to a guarantee period of three years. I do not know if this changes the way that they work now, but they used to say (satisfaction guaranteed). However having bought a Remoska there is no way that we would ever be without one again, so if ours broke we would go straight out and buy another.

Whenever there's a post like yours Tomorod I swear I can hear Randa cussing and huffing the the background, trying to find the relevant historic thread in order to post a link.

I use a halogen oven. In got mine for about 35Euros and it had worked a treat for years.
Here's one
https://www.amazon.co.uk/HALOGEN-ENERGY-...ds=halogen+oven