I've had the new Jenn Air Combination Microwave/Wall Oven for about a year now and have been happy with it except for one BIG (too me) thing. The cook timer feature with a delay start does not function. Its not broken just the feature was never written into the software code for the control panel. After several repair calls (from Jenn Air and Sears) to verify that I wasn't crazy a new control panel was ordered but that has been repeatedly delayed. As a side note, this handy feature was one of the main reasons for replacing my previous old, working but very ugly oven. It has taken several months but now Sears is offering to replace this oven and I think will I pay the extra cost for the V2 Convection model (with a different control panel as verifed by Jenn Air). I would wait it out for a new control panel but after a year I don't have much confidence Jenn Air is planning on fixing it. I also want to mention that Sears has been responsive for the most part and I did not have to fight for them to replace the oven. (although I don't have new oven yet so I may be speaking too soon). I know this doesn't answer OP's original question but it seemed like a good place to relate my experience.

I just went though this with my old Whirlpool wall oven. I found it was important to measure not only the cutout, but the overall dimension of the existing unit as well. I had to "pull out" the oven from the wall a few inches to measure. I was surprised that ours was really only held in place by a few screws on each side and then pulled right out. Just flip your breaker beforehand to be safe. I found that the area covered by the exiting oven's trim was discolored and would need to be hidden by the new unit. So in the end, the overall dimension became important in our selection as well. I used the AJMadison site to compare dimensions and then only considered those that would fit. For us, KitchenAid met the criteia best. Good luck !

I'm going to be needing new appliances soon - I'm redoing a kitchen. my local appliance store has a 30" Jenn Aire wall oven they'll sell me for 300.00. It's in bisque - I'm figuring that is the reason OR the model is a disaster. It is last yr's model too - which certainly doesn't bother me. it's JJW9530DDB - unless the B on the end is for the color. the one at the site address he emailed me is in black and that's the number on it. According to the website and the salesman it's also a convection oven which bothers me even more - this is an expensive oven (to me anyway) and for 300.00??? I don't have much money - but I don't cook much either so I'm not needing a super piece of equipment - just something to make garlic toast in, cookies maybe - and an occasional meatloaf. that's about the extent of my oven use. Oh - and I thought if I'm redoing the kitchen, I should put in new appliances. right now I just use a hot plate and small counter oven. that didn't seem right to do in a newly redone kitchen... I do like that it'd be a wall oven so it could be put up higher than one w/ a range since I have back problems. i had planned to get a range and figured I could get my needs met for around 500-600.00. This unit with a cooktop they have would be about 600.00. does this sound like a big mistake on the oven? the cook top should be fine - it's within price range it's selling for on the net / elsewhere. I called this store today to see how easy it'd be to find a 24" range in bisque. I can manage the 30" just didn't plan to since I don't cook much - seemed a waste of space to me. but I'd give up the 6" of counter space to have the oven up higher! I've started looking online for recalls etc and did find some negative reviews regarding the doors of this oven - seems some people have had them fall off and couldn't get them to stay on even with new hinges. that didn't sound good. It did seem this mostly happened on double ovens tho. This is a single - I certainly have no use for a double oven! anyone have any input on this oven? Jenn Aire ovens? have one? the very, very low price? last yr's model vs one's older than that? Here is a link that might be useful: jenn aire oven

I looked at the Bosch and Electrolux. For some reason, I had it in my head that JennAire was not good value and/or quality/reliability (I started researching last fall so I don't remember all my reasoning or sources). I ordered the regular Electrolux on Monday. I like the smooth rolling racks, covered element and controls. Those set it apart from the Bosch for me. I have a note in my appliances spreadsheet that the Bosch racks seemed flimsy to me in person. You may to check out the GE Monogram which I thought were nice but too square for me, so maybe what you are looking for.