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ASKO Elements 60cm Pyrolytic Oven - Pearl Grey
OP8678GG
DEAL DAYS
$4049
$450 OFF▽
Deal ends 03/08/26
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Product Overview
Key Features
- Electric pyrolytic oven 60cm 71 Litre capacity
- Lower and upper heater, infra heater, fan, STEPBake
- Removable shelves, electronic controls, timer functions
Key Specifications
- Brand:
- ASKO
- Model Number:
- OP8678GG
- Oven Fuel Type:
- Electric
- Oven Size (cm):
- 60
- Oven Capacity (L):
- 71
- Colour:
- Grey
Cooking Appliances
- Oven Type:
- Pyrolytic Oven
General Information
- Type:
- Built In Oven
- Supplier Colour:
- Pearl Grey
- Additional Features:
- Lower heater BIO, Upper Heater, Lower and upper heater, Small infra heater, Large Infra Heater, Large infra heater with ventilation, Circular heater, Eco-function, Lower heater and fan, Lower heater with fan BIO, Defrost cooker, WarmPlate, StayWarm function, Fast Preheat, STEPBake, Auto roast function
Warranty
- Manufacturer's Warranty:
- 5 Year
Cooking Appliances
- Oven Type:
- Pyrolytic Oven
Warranty
- Manufacturer's Warranty:
- 5 Year
Product Dimensions
- Product Height (mm):
- 595
- Product Width (mm):
- 595
- Product Depth (mm):
- 546
- Product Weight (kg):
- 46.1
Box Dimensions
- Box Height (mm):
- 660
- Box Width (mm):
- 700
- Box Depth (mm):
- 700
- Box Weight (kg):
- 51
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At a glance
The ASKO Elements 60cm Pyrolytic Oven in Pearl Grey is a premium built-in oven ideal for busy families and home chefs seeking easy maintenance and advanced cooking options. Its standout feature is the pyrolytic self-cleaning function, saving time and effort. With 82 automatic programs and soft-closing doors, it excels in convenience and performance. However, its advanced features may be more than needed for simple, occasional baking.
What it’s great for
- Effortless Cleaning
- Multi-Program Cooking
- Family Meals
- Baking
- Roasting
Where it works best
- Modern Kitchens
- Family Homes
- Open-Plan Living Spaces
Who it’s for
- Busy Families
- Home Chefs
- Cooking Enthusiasts
Things to consider
The extensive automatic programs and advanced features may be underutilised by those who only cook occasionally or prefer basic oven functions.
Family suitability
Excellent - spacious 73L cavity and multiple programs suit family cooking needs.
Ease of cleaning score
9/10 - pyrolytic function significantly reduces manual cleaning effort.
Energy efficiency score
8/10 - efficient operation with multiple cooking modes, but large capacity may use more energy for small meals.
Home chef suitability
9/10 - advanced programs and precise controls cater to ambitious cooks.
Noise level vs category average
Quieter than average - soft closing door and integrated dampers minimise operational noise.
Key benefits
- Pyrolytic Self-Cleaning: Incinerates grease and residue for easy, hands-off cleaning.
- 82 Automatic Cooking Programs: Offers a wide range of preset options for consistent results.
- Soft Closing Door: Ensures gentle, quiet closure even when your hands are full.
- Fully Extendable Telescopic Guides: Makes handling hot trays safer and more convenient.
- Large Oven Volume: 73 litres capacity accommodates big family meals and batch cooking.
- Pearl Grey Finish: Stylish, modern design complements contemporary kitchens.
- Integrated Door Dampers: Enhances durability and ease of cleaning.
Q: Is this 60cm ASKO oven a straightforward replacement for another 60cm built-in oven?
A: Not always. A 60cm oven refers to the appliance class, not a universal cavity size, and cut-out height, depth and ventilation gaps can differ, especially for pyrolytic models that run hotter in cleaning mode. Discuss with your electrician.
Q: What does pyrolytic cleaning on this ASKO Elements oven do in everyday use?
A: Pyrolytic cleaning uses very high heat to turn baked-on grease and food residue into ash, so the cavity wipes out after it cools. It saves scrubbing, but loose debris should still be removed first and some odour during the cycle is normal.
Q: How is a pyrolytic oven like this different from ovens with catalytic liners or standard easy-clean interiors?
A: A pyrolytic oven cleans the whole cavity with a dedicated high-heat cycle, while catalytic liners only absorb splatters on selected panels and still need manual cleaning elsewhere. The trade-off is higher energy use during the cleaning cycle.
Q: Does the oven door get hotter during a pyrolytic clean than during normal cooking?
A: Yes. The door stays far cooler than the oven cavity because pyrolytic models use insulated, multi-layer glass, but the outer surface can still feel noticeably warmer than during standard baking or roasting, so extra care is sensible around children.
Q: Will this ASKO pyrolytic oven usually need hardwiring rather than a standard plug-in connection?
A: In many Australian kitchens, a built-in pyrolytic oven is hardwired on a dedicated oven circuit rather than plugged into a general power point. The exact requirement depends on the model's rated load shown on its compliance label. Discuss with your electrician.