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Sheela | 14:58 Mon 29th Dec 2008 | How it Works
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With a fan assisted gas oven why doesn't it blow the flame out. I can understand an electric oven being fan assisted but not a gas one. I'm looking to buy a new cooker and can't make up my mind which to get - gas or electric.
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Saving my self from a lengthy answer have a look at,www.briefguides.co.uk/contents/ovens scroll to fan/fan assisted ovens.
Hope this answers you .
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Thank you I will do that right now. Many thanks.
Have always been a fan (pardon pun) of electric oven Gas hob and Ive never been let down
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sometimes i wonder if it's for real on here

the mind boggles yet again


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there are some morons about unfortunately, yes you Ted

the fan doesn't blow out the gas flame because the fan's not powerful enough to do so and its situated well above the gas burner. the purpose of the fan is to provide a more even spread of heat within the oven.


it really comes down to personal choice, i dont like electric ovens because to me the food tastes different for some reason.
also note that if you have an electric oven/gas hob you may require an electrician to install a fused spur to feed the oven which means you need 2 tradesmen rather than just a gas fitter if you went for all gas.

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