Name: VINTAGE Farberware Open Hearth Electric Indoor Broiler Rotisserie BBQ Grill 450A
Brand: Farberware
SKU: f7hpssostusnqwu
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.747428976326164 (1641 reviews)

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VINTAGE Farberware Open Hearth Electric Indoor Broiler Rotisserie BBQ Grill 450A

VINTAGE Farberware Open Hearth Electric Indoor Broiler Rotisserie BBQ Grill 450A

$ 28.48

Availability: 25 in stock

Restocking Fee: No

All returns accepted: Returns Accepted

Item must be returned within: 30 Days

Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer

Material: Stainless Steel

Number of Skewers/Rods: 1

Brand: Farberware

Power: 1650 Watts

Power Source: Electric

Type: Full Size Rotisserie

Refund will be given as: Money Back

Country/Region of Manufacture: United States

Condition: One tine is bent on the rotisserie food stake thing. There are some wear marks in various places, the cords are a little stiff- the end of the heating elements' cord has some wires you can see- I showed this to my electrician hubby and he said that is the way they used to be in the good old days, and that they used to just have a cut out piece of cardboard to cover the end with, with a couple of cuts in it to accommodate the prongs of the plug. The instruction booklet is missing it's front cover, and the booklet itself is very stained and scruffy.

Model: 450A

Color: Silver

Features: Adjustable

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I inherited this lovely old very vintage (see plug!) broiler 11 years ago from my in laws. No idea how long they had it, but she always bought everything new. I have used it once! I am a lousy cook, so do things the easy way for me- which is GO OUT- or bake or fry. So it is time for this to go! It works fine! It is rather heavy. The height of the rotisserie thing is adjustable, but the element has no settings but 'on' that I know of. It looks like it is complete with a tine thing as well as all the other pieces- please refer to the pictures. I was quite confused as to what 'model' it was, as the rotisserie motor refers to models 444 and 454-A, (but I think that is the rotisserie's model number, and says it is for use with models 441 and 450A broilers. Then the brochure says it is model 445-A! But I finally found on the receptacle for the heating element the
Model 450-A
demarcation. Phew! I know it is quite old because of the plug style. Built to last!
Please let me know if any questions or if you need more information.
I will offer free local pickup along with shipping option just in case!
Thanks