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Panasonic NN-CT559WBPQ Slimline Combi Microwave and Grill. 
The Panasonic NN-CT559WBPQ comprises a microwave, grill and convection oven, which can be used in any dual combination. Includes an inverter system for fast and effective cooking. Microwave:Microwave power output 1000 watts.6 microwave power settings.Grill:Grill power output 1300 watts.3 grill power settings.Oven:Convection oven power output 1300 watts.10 convection oven settings.Convection temperature range from 100 to 220°C.Programmes:Auto start/cook with 10 settings.Auto weight defrost.Chaos defrost.General information:Touch control.White.Interior capacity 27 litres.Child safety lock.34cm diameter rotating turntable.Accessories included: round wire rack and enamel tray.Size H31, W51, D39cm.Weight 15kg.EAN/MPN/UPC/ISBN: 5025232513697.
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Can you cook a roast and yorkshire puddings?
17 January 2011
by
Kate
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According to the book - it does just about everything. Im happy with mine, and practice will be the key.
17 January 2011
by
Paul
from Norfolk
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I've cooked a roast joint and potatoes but as yet no yorkshires, but I don't see why you couldn't.
17 January 2011
by
Carol
from UK
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I would think you could but we have not tried yet,
17 January 2011
by
Chr15
from North yorkshire
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Yes no problem. It can be used as a conventional fan oven.
17 January 2011
by
Anne
from UK
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Yes, you could. I'd do the meat using convection/microwave combination and do the yorkshire pudding on convection while the meat was resting. You'd have to do the potatoes and other vegetables in the traditional way.
17 January 2011
by
SueN
from UK
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You can certainly cook a roast on both microwave, convection or combination settings but I would think you could only cook yorkshire puddings using the convection feature.
17 January 2011
by
Jane
from England
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Put the roast on the bottom plate then maybe cover it for the final 4 mins where you put yorkshire puds on the wire rack(assuming shop bought puds..I dont bother with making my own but I suppose you would use the base plate and longer cooking time..
17 January 2011
by
memme
from UK
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can this be placed into a built in location.
this is replacing a sharp of the same o/a size.
the opening is 60w60d 58h.
the opening is 60w60d 58h.
28 October 2010
by
Brian
from BH24
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Would not recommend it as it puts out a lot of heat on some settings
28 October 2010
by
Octy
from Northants
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the handbook states that it is not suitable for built in. it goes on to say it must have 150mm clear at top, 50mm on one side with the other side open and 100mm at rear. what distance constitutes "open" i do not know but you would only have 80mm clear in total at sides
28 October 2010
by
sailorbob
from essex
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using the combination with microwave or convection oven
I can't seem to work out how to use the combination with microwave or convection without the grill coming on. Every time I have used either, the food gets burnt with half the time still to run. Is that the way it is supposed to be?
04 November 2010
by
kayolly
from bristol
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It is important not to put any food or container in the oven until the heat has built up and the 'ping' invites you to set the time.
04 November 2010
by
Coops
from Kent
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I think the grill part you are looking at is the actual cooking element , have you preheated the oven when you are using it? you can use it like an ordinary oven by just pressing combination and then low micro power , hope this helps its trial and error but there is also a helpline number on the back of the instruction booklet .
04 November 2010
by
kath
from manchester
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?chunk out of bottom door
Very pleased with oven which we have had for two weeks. However, last night I noted what looked like a chunk missing from bottom left of door as you look at the oven, also top of same side with what looked like some past missing.
Before taking back urgently, is this part of the design.
Before taking back urgently, is this part of the design.
03 February 2011
by
wendy
from Swansea
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No need to worry it is part of the design,mine is the same.
03 February 2011
by
Lindylou
from middlesex
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Hi,
Thanks for your question.
The door of the microwave should be sealed all around the product, as I can not see the product I am not sure quite what you mean.
The item should look like the picture shows, if you are at all unhappy you can return the item along with your receipt to your local store for further assistance, if the item was home delivered please call 0845 640 20 20 quoting your order number and we will be happy to help you further.
I am so sorry for the obvious disappointment and inconvenience this matter has caused.
Thank you for using Question and Answer.
Thanks for your question.
The door of the microwave should be sealed all around the product, as I can not see the product I am not sure quite what you mean.
The item should look like the picture shows, if you are at all unhappy you can return the item along with your receipt to your local store for further assistance, if the item was home delivered please call 0845 640 20 20 quoting your order number and we will be happy to help you further.
I am so sorry for the obvious disappointment and inconvenience this matter has caused.
Thank you for using Question and Answer.
03 February 2011
by
Argos Helper 20
from Argos
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Is the convection oven a fan oven?
Age: 65 or over
Gender: Male
11 October 2011
by
puzzled
from Wirral
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Yes, the convection mode incorporates a heating element with a fan.
Age: 55 to 64
Gender: Female
11 October 2011
by
Lindylou
from Harefield
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Yes standard Microwave function
Age: 65 or over
Gender: Male
11 October 2011
by
Peter
from Norwich, Norfolk
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inside my microwave to the right there is a panel approx. 3 inches square which appears to be made of carboard, does this have to be removed ?
Age: 55 to 64
Gender: Female
31 December 2011
by
jenny
from west bromwich
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There is a rectangle (cardboard like) on the right panel near the light inside of the oven ,this must NOT be removed as it is the microwave feed guide.
I have this microwave and it states this on page 8 of instruction book.
I have this microwave and it states this on page 8 of instruction book.
Age: 55 to 64
Gender: Female
31 December 2011
by
Lindylou
from Harefield
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Thank you for your question.
After looking into your query I can confirm that the Panasonic NN-CT559WBPQ Slimline Combi Microwave and Grill would need to be free of all cardboard as this would be for packaging purposes. We do advise you remove the cardboard as this could be a hazard to the user.
Thank you for using Argos Q&A.
After looking into your query I can confirm that the Panasonic NN-CT559WBPQ Slimline Combi Microwave and Grill would need to be free of all cardboard as this would be for packaging purposes. We do advise you remove the cardboard as this could be a hazard to the user.
Thank you for using Argos Q&A.
31 December 2011
by
Argos_Helper_63
from Acton Gate
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1 answer
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Is the heating element exposed?
08 October 2010
by
JayDee
from Bekshire
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It is protected behind a metal mesh so you can not touch it with fingures
08 October 2010
by
Octy
from Northants
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1 answer
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is this model fitted with auto sensor
09 October 2010
by
loulou
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If you mean a sepeate temp probe to place in the food - NO
09 October 2010
by
Octy
from Northants
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1 answer
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Can this be fixed on wall-mounted brackets - my present one does and it saves a lot of space
04 October 2010
by
vall
from Bury St Edmunds
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No reason why not as long as they are rated for the weight of the oven and long enough to support it securely
04 October 2010
by
Octy
from Northants
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1 answer
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can you bake in a convection oven
17 November 2010
by
edna
from Dagenham
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Yes it has a convection oven setting - the grill element is used to heat the over and it uses an internal fan to circulate the hot air but the temp is auto set to 150C. I have not used this function and guess you would need to experiment to get the best out of it. You can also use it in combination mode with the Convection and microwave functions used to cook a meal.
17 November 2010
by
Octy
from Northants