Hiya. On a Thetford oven what indication do you get when it has reached your desired temperature please. Has it got a temperature light that goes out when the temperature is reached. Thanks.
Oven temperature
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Like all gas ovens, the flame reduces when it reaches the set temperature.
- Mar 14, 2005
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Generally caravan ovens are not as sophisticated as normal domestic ovens. To be more certain of what's happening you could always use an oven thermometer such as this
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Large Free Standing Oven Thermometer
Large Free Standing Oven Thermometer with a large, easy to read dial. Use free-standing or hang from an oven rack. Heat-resistant up to 300°C. Stainless steel.
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Our only just gets up to temp, just put it on max and hope for the best, Ours would never burn anything , it never gets hot enough, might go up a jet size, and see if that makes any difference.
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Ours has to be set to a temperature but it does not say when it is reached. I am afraid you learn over time when it should be there. A freestanding thermometer as suggested by the Prof is the best bet if you are worried.
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The Spinflo I have contains a thermostat which does control , crudely the temperature. The flame does decrease but as pointed out there is no real warning . Experience!
Go with the Prof’s suggestion. One minor point. On a windy day , when the flame dies down it can blow out completely.
Go with the Prof’s suggestion. One minor point. On a windy day , when the flame dies down it can blow out completely.
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Wind is unlikely to affect an oven in side a caravan becasue teh oven is wholly in side and draws its combustion air from inside not out. But if it did, then obviously care should used to ensure any food is thoroughly cooked before eating, but at least the Flame Failure Device should cut the flow of gas a few seconds after the flame is extinguished.
I've never cooked anything more adventurous than a Pizza in our oven. It does seem to take longer than a domestic oven though. I would be hesitant to cook anything that needed precision oven temps.
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