Gas stove Gorenje G 5112 WF-B: review, pros/cons, technical specifications, reviews

Gas stove with separate gas control for each oven (provided for the oven as well). Inexpensive, but with support for only the most demanded functions. No grill, no convection. But there is an oven backlight (while the lamp life - more than 20 hours, which is enough for about the entire life of the gas stove).

Gorenje G 5112 WF-B functionality

Declared in this gas stove functions:

• auto-ignition (activated by pressing the knob to adjust the gas supply);
• oven - gas;
• grates - made of steel;
• surface - of enameled steel (resistant to high temperatures);
• control - mechanical;
• there is 1 burner of fast heating;
• drawer for dishes under the oven;
• full gas control (in the oven - too);
• in the complete set of 2 trays and a grid.

Pros and cons of the gas stove

The key advantages of this gas stove:

• low price;
• convenient grids that are suitable for small dishes;
• there is an oven backlight;
• the kit provides nozzles for different pressure in the gas line.

Of the disadvantages, if you focus on customer reviews, you can highlight:

• minimal functionality;
• no grill;
• must be held in the knob after automatic ignition, otherwise the gas supply is cut off.

Technical specifications

Specified on the official website characteristics of the gas stove:

• burners - 4.
• the volume of the oven - 70 liters;
• dimensions - 85 by 60 centimeters.
• The number of trays in the kit - 2;
• Compatible with different types of gas lines;
• height-adjustable legs.

Customer Reviews

Almost all reviews are positive. For its price, the gas stove provides an excellent, the most sought-after functionality. In this case, it is not demanding to care, easy to clean (the enamel practically does not stick to the food).

Elena Ferzovaya

Good and inexpensive. I have been using it for 4 years and it hasn't had any problems. Works like clockwork, which is required from such equipment. I trust this manufacturer, we have been using them for over 10 years. Never once failed!

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