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Question: Where to replace halogen lamp for Turbo FlavorWave Looking for a source and part number for the halogen heating element in the Turbo FlavorWave oven. Anyone know?
Document: The Flavor Wave Turbo does not offer the ability to replace a burned out Halogen bulb. The bulb in my unit lasted just over a year. I tried unsuccessfully to find a replacement bulb on line. The rest of the unit works fine. I'm told to buy a new oven. Here is a manufacturer that is filling our landfills with what should be an easy fix for the American consumer. This is the kind of irresponsible ecological manufacturing we should not support.Flavorwave Turbo Oven
Before you pull the trigger and order this made for TV product, you might want to do a side by side comparison with the Supentown products. Like Flavorwave, Supentoown has a base model with mechanical controlsSunpentown SO-2000 Super Turbo Multi-Function Round-Shaped 12-Liter Convection Ovenand an "upgrade" model with digital controlsSunpentown SO-2002 Digital Convection Oven with Nano-Carbon and FIR Heating Element. Do you notice anything ? Twins separated at birth ? Two brands rolling off of the same production line ?
We purchased our fourth turbo oven in May 2012 and it was a Flavor Wave Turbo. A little over 7 months it's dead. Except for the sound, nothing else works. It's not cooking. We suspect it's the halogen bulb. This is the second turbo oven that quit on us because of the halogen bulb. We are disappointed but hope that someone can tell us if we could replace it and where and how we can purchase a replacement halogen bulb.
I purchased a turbo oven and used it often. One day, puff, it stopped working. I contacted the company, but since the warrantee was up, I paid for replacement lid with heating element. I used this new lid for about 6 months. This morning, I put something in to cook and it exploded! There was a white cloud of smoke and shards of glass. Thankfully the lid was on the glass bowl when it exploded and therefore contained. I don't want a replacement.
I say, phooey on those reviewers. They are nitpicking. Ok, maybe one or two are lemons but that does not mean they all are as the many positive reviews it has received. Lemons are a fact of life, exchange it for a new one or buy something else... no big deal, move on.Overall, it has become one of the best things ever to be invented. It still gets heavy use from my family. Hopefully the heating element will last longer, I don't know.
Since this is the 3rd oven I have ordered, I am so pleased when this Flavorwave turned out to be what we are looking for..First the bowl is glass and lightweight enough that I can lift it out and put in the dishwasher to clean without being afraid that the top part will tip over like what happened with the Secura model. I also find the instructions and cookbook are user friendly with easy knobs that allow me to dial and time food in a simple and familiar manner.
Don't be fooled into beleaving that all these ovens contain infrared heating. None of the ovens except the Nuwave oven has infrared heating. I bought the flavorwave oven believing it had infrared heating, but it only has halogen heating. As a result all of your foods will cook on the outside while the inside of the food remains half cooked. I tried cooking a 5# frozen chicken for 45 minutes on each side as recommended.
I purchased this Flavorwave Turbo oven to replace an earlier Flavorwave Deluxe model that finally gave up after many years of use. We got the first model so that my husband, who isn't particularly gifted in culinary arts :), could quickly and easily cook many frozen meats for our meals when I was recovering from hip surgery.
It does best to cook your food crispy outside and juicy inside. Secura turbo oven is a newer model, but the core technologies are the same as Flavorwave oven. Had I do not know Secura turbo Oven, I would have given Flavorwave oven a 5 star.
I purchased the Flavorwave Turbo Oven base model for Christmas. This is the third Flavorwave oven I have owned. The first two had the clear housing that surrounds the food made out of plastic, and over time these break. This Flavorwave has that part made from glass which, barring breakage, will long outlast the plastic version. These are good ovens especially since you can cook fully frozen meat in them that turns out moist, firm, and delicious, unlike when frozen food is cooked in a microwave.
Answer: I believe someone is selling them on eBay right now for about $25.Alibaba also has a number of suppliers for what they claim is the same item, however they are a wholesale link to China and mostly require a purchase of large quantities. (10 was the smallest I noticed, and one guy said he could deliver up to 90 million [90,000,000] per year.) Good luck.