I assume everyone here has heard the trick when you add a 75gegree step ant the end so even though it stays on, it thinks on is room temperature. It does mean you need to use the APP though.
Having to use the app to do this is a pain. And TBH even when I put it to 25 it’s still not the same as turning off.
Never claimed it wasn’t annoying or even a good way to solve the problem, but it is a way to keep from burning your food which is slightly better than nothing.
I’ve never used the app. I don’t carry my phone around. I don’t want to check it continually, and it is very annoying to see people who are always bent down eyes on their phone, thumbs moving. Communication is almost dead, in normal human ways. Why insist that the only way your oven can turn off when time is up is for you to control it with your phone?
I was not trying to say it’s the right answer or even a reasonable answer, but it’s as far as I know, currently the only answer. And agreed, if I could vanish cell phones and the internet with the snap of my fingers, they would have been gone long ago.
Hard to understand that such a simple request takes years to follow up.
Feels like the project “oven” was abandoned. Also no App improvements.
Please make firmware and app open source!
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Such a simple feature to add to the app, at least. The arrogance from the company is shocking. I have a hunch the company developed the product and then significantly reduced their software/firmware budget and resources for the product.
The recent critical firmware update may be a clue that the company is changing software service providers. I cross my fingers that they are increasing the development budget and we will receive software changes, including this simple one.
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This is a rare feature in Canada. It’s like consumers here only think it’s useful as a safety feature for seniors living at home!
Wow, consumers in Australia want this feature so much it’s standard on ovens! Australia is one company with compatible electrical standards to Canada. @Deadpan @tonydav, can you recommend any induction 30" models I should search out that are sold overseas?
This is why the APO has not displaced the Breville in my home.
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I’m adding another vote for option of auto turn off. There are dangers to every oven- including having an auto shut off and not having an auto shut off. Dangers should not prevent options from being available. There are ways to add limit of liability language/ release of liability into the documentation - that should not be used as a reason to not provide an option many see as valuable. Hopefully the product management team will listen to the customers.
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Hey have you dorks still not implemented a shut off when the timer is up?
Come on you clowns.
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I use this oven much less often than I would if this simple feature were implemented.
Perhaps commercial ovens are designed this way, but every single oven I have ever owned, and I have own quite a few in 65 years, stops at the end of the timer. Toaster ovens, my fancy wall ovens, ranges, etc.
I also would like a “raise hell” level of notification. I often miss the end of a cook. Make some serious noise until I acknowlege it.
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another vote to support this feature as an option please.
if Anova can make an oven controllable via wireless, you can’t really say that a timer induced shutoff is more difficult to implement. the power on end of things is already in the bag. now… just make it power … off.
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Me: describing the features of my smart oven
Friend: “so does it shuts itself off automatically after it’s done?”
Me:
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Turning it off at end of operation is a BASIC function. After 2 years of requests by users and still not implemented. To give excuse that it can’t be done because of food safety is just ridiculous. What about fire hazard? I cannot trust my family members to get food out of the oven immediately when they use the oven. Come on, just turn the oven off.
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Is this basic feature implemented? This is ridiculous. A 1000 dollar CAD oven cannot stop after the timer is over. What is wrong with the anova designer’s mind?
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Who are the customers you are talking to? Let’s do a public vote instead of “trust me bro”.
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What is the reasoning for wanting a notification but not turning the oven off? And can’t this jkust be an option when setting a cook?
Just program a stage in the app to reduce oven temp to 77°F. What is so hard about it?
Why you’d want to do such a thing, I have no idea. The oven will keep cooking as it cools down for the next 1-2 hours. But if you must do that for your overcooked cheesecake or baked potato or whatever, that’s how to do it.
Anova has enabled us to do this for 3+ years. Why are we still having this conversation?
How do you do this if you don’t use the app?
And you’re dreaming if you think it’s so well insulated it keeps cooking for 1-2 hours.