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	<title>Comments on: TurboChef 30&#8243; Double Wall Speedcook Oven</title>
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		<title>By: NoYouDontWish</title>
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		<description>Frog did great work on design - but Turbochef did not execute the transition from a commercial to consumer unit.
I bought one in Nov. 2007 and received an immature, poorly made, unit that in less than an hour went from the piece of art to 410 lbs of junk. I am their target audience - and quick evaluation revealed multitude of manufacturing and quality control problems. Turbochef went caput and I could not finish cooking my 2007 Thanksgiving. I sent it back to the store when technicians could not repair it timely without ripping it fully out of the wall to change a suspect fuse, not to mention need for software update, software blocking what I wanted done, and catastrophic failure - all within 2 weeks. As for Turbochef support - great verbal support. Turbochef&#039;s sandbox reaction - we will not sell you another oven!
I would love to have a mature product from a company which stands behind their product and takes full responsibility for their errors. Turbochef is not such company yet. I&#039;ll wait - but by that time others will have similar products I hope.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Frog did great work on design &#8211; but Turbochef did not execute the transition from a commercial to consumer unit.<br />
I bought one in Nov. 2007 and received an immature, poorly made, unit that in less than an hour went from the piece of art to 410 lbs of junk. I am their target audience &#8211; and quick evaluation revealed multitude of manufacturing and quality control problems. Turbochef went caput and I could not finish cooking my 2007 Thanksgiving. I sent it back to the store when technicians could not repair it timely without ripping it fully out of the wall to change a suspect fuse, not to mention need for software update, software blocking what I wanted done, and catastrophic failure &#8211; all within 2 weeks. As for Turbochef support &#8211; great verbal support. Turbochef&#8217;s sandbox reaction &#8211; we will not sell you another oven!<br />
I would love to have a mature product from a company which stands behind their product and takes full responsibility for their errors. Turbochef is not such company yet. I&#8217;ll wait &#8211; but by that time others will have similar products I hope.</p>
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