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DeLonghi 90cm Gas Cooktop $799.00 (Bonus $100 PAY LESS Payback EFTPOS Card) @ The Good Guys

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Originally $1399 then reduced to $999…now cheapest its been since feb'16 (credit to pricehipster)
so… $799 + $100 Bonus PAY LESS Payback EFTPOS Card = $699

….currently available in Vic, Nunawading Store & Delivered (purchased one this morning)
definitely a strong price and the bonus offer of a $100 eftpos card (promo started today) makes it very attractive I reckon bringing it down to $699 compared to….

Bing Lee $989
https://www.binglee.com.au/delonghi-deghsl90-90cm-gas-cookto…

DeLonghi $1099
http://www.delonghi.com/en-au/products/kitchen/major-applian…

AppliancesOnline $1098
https://www.appliancesonline.com.au/delonghi-deghsl90-gas-co…

DeLonghi 90cm Gas Cooktop Model No. DEGHSL90
This stainless steel DeLonghi cooktop has 5 burners, allowing you to have the flexibility for all your cooking needs. You can quick-cook veggies for lunch and dinner with its wok burner. The stainless steel DeLonghi DEGHSL90's cast iron trivets let you protect the cooking surface. It comes with a flame failure safety device. The stainless steel DEGHSL90 cooktop has a 900mm width, a 49mm height, and a 510mm depth. It has a stainless steel finish, so you can match your kitchen's theme. Enjoy easy access to simmering pots without accidentally hitting the controls with the stainless steel DEGHSL90's front knob controls. It has a 2 year manufacturer warranty. Upgrade your kitchen's appearance with this DeLonghi cooktop

Bonus up to $150 PAY LESS Payback eftpos Card - Claim by 22/12/16
Purchase a selected Delonghi product in one fully paid transaction between Friday 2 December 2016 to Thursday 15 December 2016 inclusive to claim an up to $150 PAY LESS Payback eftpos Card. This is a national promotion across our network of stores. Hurry, claims close 11.59pm AEDT Thursday 22 December 2016. See terms and conditions for full details.

https://www.thegoodguys.com.au/bonus-offers

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  • I have an old model 90cm DeLonghi cooktop. The buttons and marking around them are no longer readable. It is not very easy to clean. The ignitor for the wok burner does not work well (distanced too far), and it is quite a pain to clean. The flames from the wok burner are not even, because gas is escaping underneath the ring. The black top of the burners are flaking rust underneath. The rubber feet of the racks all come off, making the pots slant if one or more is missing.
    I don't know whether such wear and tear is normal, but I may look at a different brand next time. Ours does not seem built to last.

    • how old…? most reviews i found i regards their recent cooktops have been positive?

      • I suspect about 15 years old, though these problems have existed since it was <10 years old.
        It's not a bad cooktop, but I just think it suffers from design flaws.

        • +2

          hopefully their quality is more consistent these days ;)
          i like that this one has a very useful (for me at least) layout, wok burner to the side, safety cutout and simmer controls…trivet looks durable and overall design is nice. 2 year warranty and features that most cooktops dont have under a $1000 are the reasons i went for it. also sub $700 price point means were getting it and installation ($230) all done for under $1K

        • +1

          @franco cozzo: YES! The layout is way better than ours. We have one of those silly long grill burners in the middle (which we never use - cooktop came with the house). This one looks more sensible. Putting buttons at the front means improved spacing sideways. I'm upvoting because it is much cheaper than elsewhere.

        • +1

          @Make it so: yep layout was a key factor…

          being able to use the wok burner and have access to other burners was a must and as you pointed out having the knobs positioned across the front improves overall layout across the cooktop and allows more space for pots and cooking rather than the controls. this one looks really easy to clean as well

          thanks for the upvote… i agree the price is nice, hopefully it feels/performs like a $1400 cooktop ;)

  • stainless steel is so difficult to clean. if you don't like spending extra time cleaning look for glass cooktops.

    • +1

      If you want to remove sticky greasy stuff from stainless steel (and other surfaces), check out Oomph. It has the cheesiest name imaginable, but it is very useful. I think it used to be marketed mostly as a glue and sticker remover (which it does really well), but this stuff is very good for removing grease (e.g. from rangehoods or appliances placed close to where you fry things) and doesn't leave a lot of streaks if you wipe with a dry paper towel afterwards.

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