LG WSED7665B 76 L Built‑In InstaView Oven
The LG WSED7665B is a 76 litre built-in oven with an InstaView glass door and a touch screen instead of dials. Air Fry, Air Sous-Vide and Steam Cook are all handled in the main cavity.
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Room for a tray and a rack together
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See inside without opening the door
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Air frying and sous vide in the main oven
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Cooking modes chosen from a labelled touch screen
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Enamel interior wipes down
Key Features
- Room for a tray and a rack at the same time
- See inside without opening the door
- Air frying and sous vide without another appliance
- Pick a mode from the screen
Deep dive.
Explore the detailed specifications and features.
The LG WSED7665B is a built-in oven with a 76 litre cavity, sized to sit inside a kitchen unit at 592 x 594 x 569 mm (W x H x D). The front is black glass with a stainless steel handle bar, and the oven is set from a touch screen above the door rather than from dials.
InstaView is the main technology LG lists for this model. The lit cavity shows through the full glass front, so you can look in on what is cooking with the door still shut.
- Room for a tray and a rack at the same time. 76 litres of cavity with runners at several heights, so meat can roast on the shelf below while something else cooks above.
- See inside without opening the door. InstaView is listed as the main technology here, and the interior light carries through the glass front, so the heat stays in while you check.
- Air frying and sous vide without another appliance. LG lists Air Fry and Air Sous-Vide for this oven, both done in the main cavity.
- Pick a mode from the screen. The touch display carries six labelled tiles: Manual Cook, Steam Cook, Recipe Cook, My Recipes, Cleaning and Settings.
- The inside wipes down. The cavity is finished in blue enamel, and LG lists EasyClean on this model, with the cycle started from the Cleaning tile.
- Built to fit a cabinet opening. The body measures 592 x 594 x 569 mm (W x H x D), so check your unit before ordering.
LG rates this oven A++ for energy. A fan sits in the middle of the back wall, and the door drops down flat rather than swinging to the side, so a loaded tray slides straight onto the runner.
