Farberware FAC900R Countertop Convection Oven with Rotisserie

 (21 customer reviews)

I ordered two of these convection ovens (Farberware Model FAC900R); one for my use and one for my elderly mother at her house. As she gets older, the prospect of having to clean a full-sized oven periodically becomes increasingly problematic. She had mentioned getting a countertop convection oven, as she doesn't prepare the elaborate meals she once did and it would suit her purposes.

The Farberware FAC900R appears to be a well-built, dare I say rugged, appliance. The removable all-glass front door is solid and closes with authority. This unit, like many made today, have the brushed steel "industrial" look that has become so popular. The lines are clean, with minor accented softened curves on the front panel and around the door trim. The interior is cavernous, and will easily accommodate a couple of roasting chickens, a medium sized (10-12 lb) turkey, or a large casserole dish or decent sized Dutch oven. In fact, it is indeed large enough to fit a 13x9 baking pan in...Read more

Hello,
I purchased this Oven to replace a noisy Welbilt oven.
I really enjoy the new oven, it is quiet and came with all the accessories I will ever need.
Everything I cook in this oven come-up just delicious, especially my home made pizzas.
What prevent me to give more stars is a problem with the clock. It is not accurate. I already adjusted it 4 times but it keep falling behind. This clock requires an adjustment every other month.
I am also not a fan of the blue display which is not readable under every angle, you have to be in front of it.
Despite these 2 down sides, I like this oven. i just wish that Faberware will take note and improve the product.

I just finished unpacking my oven and plugging it in. I am so disappointed by the quality of construction that it's going right back in the box and back to the merchant. The door is not square with the frame and jiggles back and forth on its hinges, the pushbuttons are cheap chrome-plated plastic with dimples in the middle from a shoddy molding process, and the control panel label is stick-on vinyl that doesn't fit properly and is already beginning to peel up. The stainless steel cabinet is so thin, I can see dents in the side where the screws go in. I'm surprised Farberware has put their name on such a piece of junk.