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06-11-2019, 05:03 AM
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New Furrion range
New Cougar 315RLS 2019.
Well I have let you know how much of an improvement this Furrion range/oven is.
Compared to the Flintstone Suburban we had in our previous coach. Incredible it took so long. Must be a serious cartel controlled market 😂
The grate is solid and holds pots real good. Stable.
The flat folding glass top lines up with the countertop.
The gas controls are smooth.
Not having to bend down on my knees with a flashlight to light the oven is, well, heavenly.
The oven light. Gee what a concept 😉
The blue lighted knobs, well it grows on me.
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06-11-2019, 05:15 AM
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Join Date: May 2018
Location: Oregon
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We’ve been pretty happy with ours. Have even used the stone for cooking some stuff
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06-11-2019, 06:10 AM
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Location: Henniker
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The only "issue" we noticed was that the glass top would bounce a bit when closed down while traveling. Out of fear for walking in after a long trip and finding tempered glass everywhere, I cut some thick foam adhesive pads (sort of like foam weather stripping) and put it along the leading edge of the stove top where the front lip of the glass top sits. It raised it up just enough to keep the glass from rattling on the grates when closed, yet still keeps the top even with the surrounding countertops
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2019 Passport 240BH SL (current)
2024 Cougar 29BHL (on order, due early May)
2022 Ford F250 7.3L Godzilla Crew Cab 4x4
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06-11-2019, 08:27 AM
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Not sure how you know it bounced when travelling, but in our case the cover would not close fully...
The rear grate goes only 1 way we found, we flipped it 180d and boom it fixed it. Otherwise the cover does not go flat on the grates.
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06-12-2019, 12:15 AM
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Join Date: Mar 2017
Location: Colbert
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Quote:
Originally Posted by GeekSquadOfUn
New Cougar 315RLS 2019.
Well I have let you know how much of an improvement this Furrion range/oven is.
Compared to the Flintstone Suburban we had in our previous coach. Incredible it took so long. Must be a serious cartel controlled market 😂
The grate is solid and holds pots real good. Stable.
The flat folding glass top lines up with the countertop.
The gas controls are smooth.
Not having to bend down on my knees with a flashlight to light the oven is, well, heavenly.
The oven light. Gee what a concept 😉
The blue lighted knobs, well it grows on me.
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Of the two trailers I’ve owned, I could never figure out why the stove manufacturers (Suburban/Atwood) neglected to put a piezo electric starter for the oven. They had them for the stovetop burners, so you would think it wouldn’t take a rocket scientist for them to figure out how to add one I’ve seen pictures of the Furrion. Looks like a nice unit.
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06-12-2019, 03:23 AM
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Join Date: Apr 2019
Location: Henniker
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Quote:
Originally Posted by GeekSquadOfUn
Not sure how you know it bounced when travelling, but in our case the cover would not close fully...
The rear grate goes only 1 way we found, we flipped it 180d and boom it fixed it. Otherwise the cover does not go flat on the grates.
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After hauling the unit back from the dealer 750 miles away, we did a deep clean. I noticed that there was a spot on the underside of the glass top from where it had been rubbing on the front grate. It looked like the front half of the hinged glass top angled downward, and there was enough play that you could tell it had been bouncing around. Once I installed the pads along the front edge of the range, the top now rests flat and even and after a few weeks and another 1,000 miles of traveling, there is no indication that the glass is contacting any of the grates.
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Rob & Amy
2019 Passport 240BH SL (current)
2024 Cougar 29BHL (on order, due early May)
2022 Ford F250 7.3L Godzilla Crew Cab 4x4
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06-21-2019, 08:33 PM
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Senior Member
Join Date: Dec 2015
Location: Ocean Isle Beach
Posts: 1,431
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Quote:
Originally Posted by John&Genny
Of the two trailers I’ve owned, I could never figure out why the stove manufacturers (Suburban/Atwood) neglected to put a piezo electric starter for the oven. They had them for the stovetop burners, so you would think it wouldn’t take a rocket scientist for them to figure out how to add one I’ve seen pictures of the Furrion. Looks like a nice unit.
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2019 Montana oven, has electric start
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06-22-2019, 03:11 AM
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Join Date: Mar 2010
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Don't forget about the ability to see your meal while it's cooking, another wonderful concept. Now we can also see the hanging oven temp gauge.
We tried the pizza stone and it doubled the cook time, go figure. We're keeping it for the one time a year we make pizza.
Great oven!
Ron W.
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