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Q: QuestionWhat’s the difference between the regular Frigidaire ovens and the gallery series?

Asked 1 year ago by Linda.

• A:Answer Hello Linda, The Frigidaire Gallery and Professional collections are two of the most popular oven lines from Frigidaire. While the ovens in these collections look nearly identical, there are some differences in terms of features and functionality. One way to differentiate between ovens in the Gallery and Professional collections is how homeowners perceive and use the appliance. Gallery ovens are more energy efficient and simpler to operate. Professional ovens offer more controls and selections, and also support more robust, high-temperature cooking. The functional differences might matter the most to the average cook or master chef. In terms of aesthetics, the Frigidaire Gallery ovens are available in black or white, as well as a stainless steel finish. Professional ovens are only available in stainless steel. Gallery collection ovens can be matched to existing black or white as well as stainless steel non-Frigidaire appliances, while the Professional oven is only appropriate in kitchens with stainless steel appliances, if creating a matching and cohesive collection is important to the consumer. The Frigidaire - Gallery 27" Built-in Single Electric Wall Oven with Fan Convection is a part of the Gallery collection. It features a fan convection system that circulates hot air in the oven for faster and more even multi-rack baking. The oven also has a self-cleaning feature that eliminates the need for scrubbing. I hope this helps! - Owen

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Q: QuestionWhat are the cut out dimensions for this wall oven

Asked 2 years ago by Darrell.

• A:Answer Hello, Darrell! Thank you for reaching out to us. For the cutout dimensions of this model, please see the following link to the installation instructions: https://content.syndigo.com/asset/b0abc7e0-86e0-4720-bad2-94580bc94dd0/original.pdf. We hope this information will help you. -Rox

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Q: QuestionCan you please provide the part # for the Air fry basket for the 27" oven. I see the 30 and 24 everywhere, but not the 27" Also where can it be purchased, doesnt look like Best Buy has it. Thank you

Asked 6 months ago by MJL.

• A:Answer Thanks for your inquiry. You may search for "AFT27FRIG" if you are interested in ReadyCook™ 27" Air Fry Tray. -Yhano

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Q: QuestionMy cutout height is 28. 5 inches would this unit still work?

Asked 9 months ago by Goose.

• A:Answer Thanks for reaching out! Yes, it is generally okay to install a 27-inch built-in single electric wall oven in a 28.5-inch cutout. The extra space can help with ventilation and make installation easier. However, it's important to check the manufacturer’s installation guidelines to ensure there are no specific requirements or restrictions for your particular oven model. -Yhano

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Q: QuestionIf I have a regular Frigidaire oven, will there be a problem if I replace with a Gallery one ?

Asked 11 months ago by Lily.

• A:Answer Thank you for reaching out to us, Lily. Swapping a regular Frigidaire oven with a Frigidaire Gallery model should be feasible, but there are a few things to check before making the switch: 1. Dimensions - You must ensure the new Gallery oven fits the existing space. Measure the height, width, and depth of both the old and new ovens to confirm they match. 2. Electrical Requirements - You must check if the new oven has the same electrical requirements as the old one. Gallery models might have different power needs or plug configurations. 3. Ventilation: Make sure the ventilation setup (if any) is compatible with the new oven. 4. Installation: You must verify if any modifications are needed for installation, such as adjustments to the cabinetry or connections. 5. Features and Controls: Gallery models often come with advanced features. You should ensure you're comfortable with any new controls or functions. If all these factors align, replacing your Frigidaire oven with a Gallery model should be straightforward. If you're unsure about any of these details, it might be a good idea to consult with a professional installer. We hope this information helps. - Maria

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Q: QuestionIs it possible to get a longer power cord? I need the oven to connect to a junction box below the cutout.

Asked 1 year ago by Kayla.

• A:Answer Hello, Kayla! Thanks for reaching out! If you need a longer power cord you can purchase a 10' (3 m) power cord kit part number #903056-9010. We hope this information was helpful to you and your shopping experience. - Sam

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Q: QuestionIs it 110 or 220

Asked 2 years ago by Curly.

• A:Answer Good day, Curly! The Electrical Specification for this unit GCWS2767AD Amps at 240 volts 20 Amps Connected Load @ 240V 4.5 kW Minimum Circuit Required 20 Amps Voltage Rating 240 V. ~Lauren

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Q: QuestionPurchased one recently. The manual does not seem to be up to date with the oven (manual date is Oct 2021) Was pleased to see the oven has a Bread Proofing setting but the manual does not mention it. Is there a way to download the up-to-date manual?

Asked 2 years ago by criptik.

Q: Questionhow to set the time from the graph. I cannot figure it out

Asked 2 years ago by vicki.

• A:Answer Hi, Vicki! To use the graph to set the time, select the hour, then minutes, then select AM or PM, and once done select save & close. If additional assistance is needed, we are available to help via chat on our branded page. -Bianca

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Q: QuestionWould it be possible to get a picture and the actual dimensions of this model? Model:GCWS2767AF I've seen the dimensions on the website, I'm looking for an actual picture with dimensions and the actual placement of the electrical connection.

Asked 2 years ago by Crystal.

• A:Answer When facing the front of the oven, the wire connection is on the top back left of the oven. The total length of the wires are 37 inches. The metal coil surrounding the wires is about 30 inches.

  Answered 2 years ago by Anonymous

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Q: QuestionWhat is the temperature range of this oven? I am looking for dehydration option (~120-140F range + convection) Thank you

Asked 1 year ago by oBuyer.

• A:Answer Hi there, our valued customer! The oven temperature may be increased by as much as +35°F (+19°C) or decreased by -35°F (-19°C) from the factory-calibrated settings. -Christian

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