Belling DCH900

Advantages: everything you ever need in an oven is in the belling format 637
Disadvantages: there was no disadvantages at all

...i have a belling 637 at home and it is the best oven i have ever had. i have had many other ovens in the past but belling is a far superior oven brand. they are easy to clean, my oven is still like brand new , and it is also a nice looking cooker. it took me a few days to get used to the different facilities on the belling format 637 but there is no way i would be able to use a cooker without these facilities now. i have never had to replace any parts on the oven or ceramic- halogen top, its very long lasting, i have had oven about 18 months- 2 years. i would reconend this oven to anyone.... Read review

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Advantages: ok for small dinners
Disadvantages: no hobb , a bit small

...I noticed that this baby belling cooker has no reviews written on it and to be honest I was looking for a paid category to write in. This is the baby belling I have cooked on many times in the past. Often when we have rented an apartment on holiday we have found a baby belling as the cooking facility. I know for sure it was the option to cook our meals in the apartment in Crete a few years ago. The company Belling was originally founded by Charles A. Belling; in Enfield. In 1912. This edition of the baby belling cooker is no longer made but you may find it in your rented holiday apartment. There is other more recent baby belling models for sale they cost about £150- £200. The baby belling model in 1957 cost £8pounds .10 shillings /£8.50 This baby is small it is powered by electricity. There is a cable from the oven with a plug... Read review

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Advantages: looks good when delivered
Disadvantages: customer services crap

...We purchased the bellling DB900E when we had our kitchen replaced, it seemed a good idea and we always wanted a 'range' style cooker. however the control panel after 13 months of use, had disappeared completely, so that we couldn't see what setting the oven or hob was on. we contacted the customer services dept, who advised us that the part was out of stock and it would be sent out. 3 months later and it has just been fitted, as a good will jesture, but now the fan oven element has stopped heating up. belling say that as it is out of guarantee and to have it looked at and replaced will cost in excess of £150. this is disgusting considering that you've paid out a grand on a cooker - i expect Belling only think it should last a year to 18 months so they'll sting you for more money. Well not me, I'm going to avoid any ovens made... Read review

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