Pic of Profile Advantium w/ Monogram Door!
For our kitchen remodel I liked the aesthetics of the Monogram Advantium 240 model better than the Profile. However, I found a Profile Advantium 240 at a local Sears Outlet for $1200 and I couldn't pass up the price. The more I looked at the Profile, the more I hated what I called "the eyeball", referring to how the stainless steel curves eyeball-like. So I ordered a Monogram Door for $65 (which was returnable in case it didn't fit) and had my husband replace the door. It worked! The doors swapped out easily and perfectly. No more eyeball! The only bad part is that the Monogram door has a "Monogram" label on it and the control panel of the Profile says Profile on it. This bothers me far less than the eyeball did though.
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Cavimum
11 years agosmiling
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a2gemini
11 years agoppbenn
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11 years agoAnn Marie Spinner
11 years agolee676
11 years agoWow, what a great solution! I have the exact same dilemma - I want an Advantium 240 wall oven in stainless steel, but don't care for the looks of the Profile oven, but also don't like spending $500 more for the Monogram "European style" Advantium that's functionally identical, but better looking (or at least more conventional in appearance and more likely to blend in with other brands of conventional ovens). It doesn't look like it costs a penny more to build the Monogram version.
I am very surprised that the entire door assembly is that inexpensive though - usually parts are sold by each individual piece, so the door would consist of the outer panel, inner panel, handle, hinges, and such that would each have to be purchased separately, and together would be quite expensive. But looking at the spare parts websites, it does appear that the whole door assembly is indeed sold as a single part for about $65 to $125.
Am I correct in that the part you bought (and I would need to buy if I wanted to do the same thing) is # WB56X10847 ? It's listed as "Door Asm W/4 Dr Tool", which isn't all that clear. It is the door for the GE Monogram Advantium 240 European-style wall oven, model ZSC2201NSS. The Profile Advantium that is the beneficiary of the donor door would be a PSB2201NSS. Correct?
Thanks!
(just so everyone can follow along: the Profile Advantium (PSB2201NSS)):
the Monogram Advantium whose door is being installed on the above oven: (ZSC2201NSS)
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11 years agolee676
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11 years agoMizLizzie
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theultimatebikerchic
11 years agolee676
11 years agoHave you checked to see if the doors from the GE Cafe double-oven gas range won't interchange? Yours probably looks like this if gas:
or electric:
This is the GE Cafe range:
I like the looks of this discontinued GE Profile range, though i'd expect the parts price to be higher
I'd guess that the doors on the gas ovens may interchange, but the electric ovens may have different door shapes. Haven't looked closely in stores or online parts diagrams, much less tried doing a door swap. There's also a series of plain GE (not Profile or Cafe) double-oven ranges, but they don't even look as good as the Profile doors IMO.
lee676
11 years agolee676
11 years agoBecause the photo I linked to upthread was removed, and I'm referring someone to this thread:
The Profile Advantium wall oven (PSB2201NSS)):
the Monogram Advantium whose door is being installed on the above oven: (ZSC2201NSS):
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