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Fisher & Paykel 90cm Series 7 Classic 5 Zone Induction Cooker, 2 SmartZones
OR90SCI4B1
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Product Overview
Key Features
- Convection Oven with Induction Cooktop, 90cm, 121 Litre Capacity
- 5 Zones Induction Cooktop
- 9 Oven Functions including Bake, Grill, Pizza
- 2 Shelves, 6 Positions, Knob Controls, Minute Timer
BONUS OFFER
Fisher & Paykel Bundle Offer
The Good Guys acts as an agent for Fisher & Paykel. Fisher & Paykel Offer: Purchase 1 qualifying appliance and save 10%≈ (price as marked), Purchase 2 or more qualifying appliances and save 20%≈ (in store only).
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Key Specifications
- Brand:
- Fisher & Paykel
- Model Number:
- OR90SCI4B1
- Oven Fuel Type:
- Electric
- Cooktop Type:
- Induction
- Cooktop Fuel Type:
- Electric
- Number of Zones:
- 5
- Oven Size (cm):
- 90
- Oven Capacity (L):
- 121
- Controls:
- Knob Controls
- Colour:
- Black
Cooking Appliances
- Oven Type:
- Electric Oven
- Oven Gross Capacity (L):
- 140
- Oven Functions:
- 9: Bake, Classic Bake, Fan Bake, Fan Forced, Fan Grill, Grill, Pastry Bake with Pizza Mode, Rapid Proof, Roast
Connections
- Maximum Current Rating:
- Requires 67A for operation
Safety
- Safety:
- Child lock, Residual heat indicator
- Installation:
- Must be installed by a licensed electrician, do not DIY install
Options
- Timer:
- Yes - Automatic cooking/minute timer
Lighting
- Lighting:
- 4 x 25W halogen (2 side & 2 top)
General Information
- Type:
- Freestanding Oven
- Family:
- F&P Series 7
- Shelves:
- 2 shelves included, 6 positions
- Additional Features:
- Pre-set Oven Temperatures, Audio Feedback, Minute Timer, Clock, 25W Interior Lights x 4, AeroTech technology for even heat, Twin Cavity Fans, Quadruple Glazed Doors, Induction Auto Heat Reduce, Hot Surface Indicators, Pan Detection System, Spillage Auto
- What's In The Box:
- 1x set Chromed shelf runners, 1x Flat wire shelf, 1 set Full extension sliding shelves, 1 set Full extension telescopic shelves, Grill rack, 1x Roasting Dish, Step Down Wire Shelf
Warranty
- Manufacturer's Warranty:
- 2 Year
Cooking Appliances
- Oven Type:
- Electric Oven
- Oven Gross Capacity (L):
- 140
- Oven Functions:
- 9: Bake, Classic Bake, Fan Bake, Fan Forced, Fan Grill, Grill, Pastry Bake with Pizza Mode, Rapid Proof, Roast
Safety
- Safety:
- Child lock, Residual heat indicator
- Installation:
- Must be installed by a licensed electrician, do not DIY install
Lighting
- Lighting:
- 4 x 25W halogen (2 side & 2 top)
Warranty
- Manufacturer's Warranty:
- 2 Year
Product Dimensions
- Product Height (mm):
- 898
- Product Width (mm):
- 897
- Product Depth (mm):
- 600
- Oven Minimum / Maximum Height (mm):
- 898-946
Box Dimensions
- Box Height (mm):
- 855
- Box Width (mm):
- 960
- Box Depth (mm):
- 690
- Box Weight (kg):
- 90
Product Reviews of Fisher & Paykel 90cm Series 7 Classic 5 Zone Induction Cooker, 2 SmartZones
Overall Rating Snapshot
4 out of 5 stars from 4 reviews
75% of users recommend this product
Looks good
Be prepared for a hefty electrician's bill, I had to have a Level 2 sparky & another sparky to do installion. Work included upgrade of fuse at junction where overhead power lines connect to house, meter box upgrade plus run 10mm cable from meter box to cooker. All of this was to ensure the fuse didn't blow while using several different electrical things at the same time, i. e. All of cooktop, oven, ducted air,etc. I wouldn't like my chances of getting a Level 2 out on Christmas Day to replace the overhead power line junction fuse. I have had this cooker for a few months but couldn't a level 2 to do the work until a couple of weeks ago. I'm still navigating all of the functions & this is the first induction cooktop I've had but I think as I do more I will come to love it. In the meantime it is good looking even though it is a big heavy beast. Apparently you should check with your doctor if you have a pacemaker before purchasing an induction cooker. I read that somewhere, possibly in one of F&P manuals. The one thing I really don't like, is the hot air that blows for ages from above the oven door after switching off. Fine in the winter but not in the summer. Other than that I would say, do your homework/research before making a decision to buy & you should be happy. My electrical work cost around $4,000 not the $1,300 I was told to expect then add in induction cookware if you're a newby to induction cooking like me. Aesthetically it is a winner for the style of my home. I'm not prepared to recommend at this stage.
Christine
Confirmed purchase 8 February 2021
Published on 28 October 2021
Check out what this reviewer thought after the first 3-6 months.
Great
Great
Peter George
Confirmed purchase 30 January 2021
Published on 11 March 2021
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Great Oven
I love the easy to use functionality of the oven. The size of the oven is great, I can fit quite a few dishes in there at once. Easy to clean and has the added bonus of storage drawer underneath.
SarahC
Confirmed purchase 12 January 2021
Published on 10 March 2021
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Overall a great product. Makes cooking a breeze. Only down side, due to large power requirements we needed to have a new circuit put in at an additional cast of $1300 so be prepared for the extra expense.
Emma Ellingworth
Confirmed purchase 5 March 2020
Published on 17 July 2020
Yes, I recommend this product.
This customer is a verified purchaser who may have received an incentive in return for providing an authentic review.
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At a glance
This 90cm Fisher & Paykel freestanding induction cooker is a premium option for families and keen home cooks who want a spacious oven and flexible cooktop in one appliance. Its strengths are the large convection oven, five induction zones with SmartZone pairing and useful cooking modes for everyday meals and baking. The main limitation is that it lacks specialist extras like steam cooking or pyrolytic self-cleaning found on some higher-end alternatives.
What it’s great for
- Family Meals
- Batch Cooking
- Entertaining
- Everyday Baking
- Multi-Dish Cooking
Where it works best
- Family Kitchen
- Open-Plan Home
- Renovated Kitchen
- Entertaining-Focused Home
Who it’s for
- Family Household
- Keen Home Cook
- Frequent Entertainer
- Renovator Seeking Premium Appliances
Things to consider
It offers strong everyday cooking flexibility, but buyers wanting specialist functions may prefer a model with steam assistance or pyrolytic self-cleaning.
Family cooking suitability score
9/10 - Large oven capacity and five induction zones make it well suited to bigger households and regular meal prep.
Baking performance rating
8.5/10 - Convection cooking, pastry bake with pizza mode and rapid proof support strong everyday baking versatility.
Ease of cleaning score
7/10 - The induction surface should be straightforward to wipe down, but there is no stated pyrolytic self-cleaning function.
Entertaining suitability
Excellent for entertaining thanks to the spacious oven, multi-zone cooktop and flexibility for preparing several dishes at once.
Installation flexibility
Best suited to kitchens designed for a 90cm freestanding cooker with the required electrical setup for induction cooking.
Key benefits
- Five induction zones: Gives you ample space to cook several dishes at once for busy family meals.
- Two smartzones: Lets you pair compatible zones to better suit larger cookware like griddles or long pans.
- 140l total oven capacity: Provides generous room for large roasts, multiple trays or big-batch cooking.
- Nine oven functions: Gives you versatile settings for roasting, baking, pizza-style cooking and bread making.
- Convection oven: Helps promote more even heat circulation for consistent cooking results across trays.
- Gentle heat settings at 42°c and 65°c: Makes delicate tasks like warming, melting or gentle poaching easier to manage.
- Pan detection system: Activates heat only when suitable cookware is in place, helping make day-to-day cooking more precise.
- Non-tip full-extension shelves: Makes it safer and easier to check or remove heavy hot dishes from the oven.
Q: Does this cooker need special pots and pans for induction
A: Yes. The OR90SCI4B1 uses induction cooking, so it needs cookware with a magnetic base for a zone to activate properly. Its pan detection system helps, but non-compatible aluminium, copper or glass cookware will not heat.
Q: Does this Fisher and Paykel cooker have pyrolytic self-cleaning
A: No. Fisher & Paykel OR90SCI4B1 is not listed with pyrolytic self-cleaning, so oven cleaning is still a manual job. The induction surface should be simpler to wipe down than a raised-element hob because spills sit on a flat top.
Q: Is the oven big enough for batch cooking and entertaining
A: Yes. Fisher & Paykel OR90SCI4B1 has a 121-litre usable oven, which gives you room for large roasts or multiple dishes at once. That size suits family cooking well, but it does not add steam cooking for moisture-sensitive recipes.
Q: Can the SmartZones handle a griddle or long fish pan
A: Yes. The two SmartZones let you pair compatible zones to suit larger cookware such as a griddle plate or long pan. They add flexibility for oversized pieces, but the pan still needs an induction-compatible base.
Q: What are the 42 and 65 degree settings actually for
A: The 42-degree and 65-degree settings are for gentle heat tasks such as melting, warming and delicate cooking. They are useful when full power is too aggressive, but they are not a substitute for the oven's main cooking functions.
Q: Will the cooktop warn me if a zone is still hot
A: Yes. The cooktop has hot surface indicators to show when an area is still hot after cooking, and pan detection helps avoid heating an empty zone. Those features improve day-to-day control, but the glass can remain hot from residual heat.