Both my parents and my neighbor have the 27" Electrolux wall ovens and really like them.

Although it seems a tangent, bear with me: I recently purchased a stick blender for my mother's birthday, the one I gave her years ago having bitten the proverbial dust. I started research on Amazon, only to find similar sorts of problems with this small appliance as those outlined in the original post here, i.e. so many brands either got glowing reviews or horror stories for the very same product. Quality seemed to be a roll of the dice, no matter how much you paid. I finally chose a popular brand, knowing that the blender could suddenly tank, but also knowing that reviewers said the customer service was outstanding. So, if we're left with mediocrity from the more accessible electric wall oven brands (like Bosh or Electrolux vs the costy Wolf), which have been most responsive when people have had a problem? Kitchenaid seems to have failed roundly in this respect over the past few years, so even if they've solved their problems, they aren't the brand for me. Comments from the trenches?

Mine is a G.E. Profile. My upper oven is convection/conventional. I love the convection oven, I can cook several items (large and small) at the same time. A fan distributes the heat. I've had it since we remodeled the kitchen 6 years ago. No problems, I love it.

Jojoco, we have the double heated mattress pad up at the lake. Because it is a smaller bed and I am relatively tall, I can feel where the cord connects at the top of the base of the bed with my feet and it sometimes wakes me up. I don't think this would be an issue in a queen or king bed. Also, I did quite a bit of reading about the safety of blankets and heated pads (we have already had one major house fire and I am now quite wary). I can't remember specifics, but I think the F2 codes are common because of built in safety features that, shut down electrical supply when problems are detected. Unfortunately, I think these cause the wiring to be more sensitive and lower the overall life of the products. However, the trade off (better safety) is, IMHO, worth it.