Product review (4 stars): Good value with minor issues.
Our 17 year old 24" GE wall oven/microwave had a catastrophic failure and new parts are no longer available.  I chose this 27" wall oven/microwave because: 1-It would fit in the old kitchen cabinet with some modification, 2-Electrolux is a good brand, 3-The reviews (although only a few) are good, 4-The price was very good, 5-Free shipping.

This unit weighs 250 pounds so requires at least two people to put it in place (I had to widen the old cabinet opening and expand it by lowering the bottom of the compartment about 3").  I got it installed a few days before Thanksgiving so wanted it use it to roast our turkey using the "Perfect Turkey" setting.  We baked a cake first to make sure everything was working properly.  The turkey should have taken about 3 hours but it stopped cooking after about an hour-and-a-half.  We continued to cook the turkey on the regular roast mode.  When I eventually carved the turkey I discovered the problem.  When I inserted the probe I was careful but the tip of the probe went all the way through the meat and just into the cavity where the stuffing was.  The probe measures temperature and stops the cooking when 180 degrees is reached.  The stuffing got hotter sooner so the cooking stopped sooner.  The lesson, make sure the probe is inserted properly so that the tip is in the thickest part of the meat and isn't touching bone or in an area of fat.  The probe should in only as far as necessary so that the tip of the probe is at the thickest part of the meat.  The location of the tip of the probe is critical.  You may want to try cooking a roast before you try the "perfect turkey" setting because it would be easier to place the probe properly in a roast.

The oven itself was well packed but tape residue was left on surface.  I sprayed WD-40 on a soft paper towel and the residue came right off.  Of course this left an oil film that had to be removed with a mild solution of soap and water on a soft paper towel.  All of the labels on the doors peeled off easily except one.  I had to use a painters/window washers blade to gently remove that large label.  I got the scraper, which uses a one-sided razor blade, in the paint section of Walmart for about $3.

The microwave works well but a jet of air blows out the front while cooking and for about two minutes after it finishes.  This is somewhat annoying since it blows in your face or hair and is rather loud.

Nonetheless, we are happy with this product.  It is stylish, has advanced electronic controls, works well and is a great replacement for the old oven.  Anything larger than 27" would have required a larger cabinet and major changes to adjacent cabinets and counter-tops.  I'll do an update if I discover any new issues or features.  Oh, it appears that this model is no longer being produced but there is a similar 30" model which wouldn't fit in our old cabinet.