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Frigidaire
Frigidaire FFCT1278LS 1.2-cu.-ft. Stainless Countertop Convection Microwave

1.2-cu.-ft. combination microwave with separate convection and grill functions. A closer look at the benefits, the limitations, and the alternatives.

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Our take

Frigidaire FFCT1278LS is a discontinued 1.2-cu.-ft. countertop combination microwave with 1,100-W microwave output, 1,500-W convection and grill modes. Tray diameter, sensor, trim-kit and commercial details are unknown; its old Amazon ASIN did not load.

Consider it for

Consider FFCT1278LS only if its countertop dimensions and multiple cooking modes fit your plans and you can confirm the exact model and condition offered. Use 1,100 W as microwave output and 1,500 W as convection output; do not combine them into a single rating. Verify ventilation, accessories and current support before relying on an older discontinued appliance..

Look elsewhere if

If you need current support, a numeric tray measurement, an approved trim kit or a commercial rating, compare an exact model whose documents answer those questions. For a combination oven, verify separate microwave and convection requirements.

Pros & cons

What could work for you, and what to consider before buying.

What works in its favor

  • FFCT1278LS combines microwave, convection, grill and combination cooking modes in one countertop model.
  • The exact sheet separates 1,100 W microwave output from 1,500 W convection output and specifies 120 V / 60 Hz.
  • The 1.2-cu.-ft. cavity, stainless exterior and published body dimensions support a concrete fit check.

What to weigh up

  • Frigidaire labels the model discontinued; this review makes no claim about current availability.
  • The glass turntable is documented without a numeric diameter, so cookware rotation cannot be matched by profile.
  • Sensor cooking, trim-kit compatibility and commercial-duty classification are not established.

The key details

Published product specifications
Model coveredFFCT1278LS
CapacityExact model FFCT1278LS is a 1.2-cu.-ft. countertop microwave with 1,100-W microwave and separate 1,500-W convection outputs
Microwave outputThe sheet lists stainless exterior, glass turntable, ten power levels, reheat, defrost, convection and grill functions
Cooking approachThe owner's guide describes convection, grill and combined microwave/convection operation
Installation optionsTurntable diameter, sensor cooking, trim-kit support and commercial-duty class are not established
Finish and turntableFrigidaire marks the model discontinued; historical ASIN B003VV7D8W did not verify a current offer

Performance figures are manufacturer claims. Source checked October 5, 2026. Regional models and included accessories can differ.

What the features mean for you

Confirm the exact discontinued model

Frigidaire's official support page identifies FFCT1278LS as a 1.2-cu.-ft. countertop microwave and marks it discontinued. The exact specification sheet repeats the FFCT1278LS code and gives its dimensions and features. This supports an exact model identity, while the discontinued note is a lifecycle fact only; it does not establish that a unit is currently offered or supported in a particular way. Check the model label and condition on any listing, particularly if it is an older or open-box unit. The historical Amazon ASIN failed to load, so the tagged model search is used instead of an unverified direct product link.

Keep microwave and convection output separate

The spec sheet lists 1,100 W of microwave output and 1,500 W for convection. These ratings describe different heating modes and should not be added together or presented as one microwave-power number. The 1.2-cu.-ft. cavity gives a useful size comparison, but cookware fit depends on the opening, rack and tray geometry. Measure the dimensions of the pans you intend to use and confirm they clear the door and interior. The manual supplies operating detail for multiple modes, while the exact-model specification sheet establishes the listed outputs. This profile tags only microwaveOutputW=1100; convection output remains clearly stated in the review rather than being misused as a microwave attribute.

Understand the cooking modes before choosing

The owner's guide describes convection cooking, grill operation and combination microwave/convection functions. Convection can use the included metal rack or tray according to the instructions, while microwave cooking relies on microwave-safe cookware. The sheet also lists ten power levels, defrost and reheat choices. These distinct functions can suit someone who wants more than a solo microwave, but they require attention to the selected mode and permitted accessories. Do not assume that a convection or grill setting is sensor cooking: the reviewed exact-model documents do not establish a sensor-based cycle. Follow the manual for rack placement, cookware and mode-specific use instead of treating every automatic control as interchangeable.

Check the tray and cookware fit directly

The specification sheet confirms a glass turntable, but it does not provide a numeric diameter in the evidence reviewed. The owner's guide describes how the turntable and convection accessories are positioned; that does not supply a tray-size figure. Measure the actual glass plate and the dishes you expect to rotate. Also consider the external dimensions and the clearances needed for a countertop oven with convection and grill modes. A nominal 1.2-cu.-ft. capacity cannot answer whether a roasting dish will fit or whether its handles clear the walls. The matching profile therefore leaves turntableDiameterIn null rather than borrowing a value from another Frigidaire model.

Treat trim-kit and commercial status as unknown

The exact support page calls FFCT1278LS a countertop microwave. The reviewed specification sheet and manual do not identify a compatible built-in trim kit, so the product should be planned for a countertop installation unless separate model-specific approval is found. The documents also do not assign a commercial-duty classification. Do not infer foodservice capability from the convection function or metal rack. Follow the manual's ventilation and electrical instructions, and verify that the surface can support the unit and leave its openings clear. The profile preserves unknown values for trim compatibility and commercial duty instead of converting missing information into an unsupported yes or no.

Verify lifecycle and offer condition

Frigidaire labels the exact model discontinued, which means buyers should verify support, condition and any included accessories from a current seller before relying on it. Amazon B003VV7D8W returned an internal error, so the affiliate route searches for FFCT1278LS with the required tracking tag. This review uses the maker's specification sheet and manual; it does not claim personal convection results, buyer-review consensus, present price or stock. The combination of microwave and convection output is documented, but unknown tray diameter, kit compatibility and duty class still need practical checks. Confirm that a specific unit contains the turntable and any rack expected for its listed modes.

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Before you buy

What are the microwave and convection output ratings?

Frigidaire lists 1,100 W microwave output and a separate 1,500 W convection output; they are different operating modes.

What capacity does FFCT1278LS have?

The exact Frigidaire specification sheet lists a 1.2-cu.-ft. cavity for the countertop model.

Does it include convection and grill modes?

Yes. The exact sheet lists convection and grill, and the owner's guide explains those modes and combined microwave/convection operation.

What is the turntable diameter?

The reviewed specification sheet confirms a glass turntable but does not give a numeric diameter; measure the physical tray.

Is the model current or approved for built-in use?

Frigidaire labels FFCT1278LS discontinued. The reviewed documents do not establish a trim kit or commercial-duty rating.

Is historical ASIN B003VV7D8W a current direct link?

No. Its Amazon page returned an internal error, so the tagged exact-model search is used and a current offer is not claimed.

Where can I check the current price?

Use the Amazon link for current offers. Check the exact model, seller, product condition, delivery, and return terms. This page does not display a live price or confirm stock.

Sources & review basis

We use the following manufacturer documentation for the product features above. Our suitability notes and buying advice are editorial judgments based on those features, not measured performance results.

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The decision

Frigidaire FFCT1278LS is a discontinued 1.2-cu.-ft. countertop combination microwave with 1,100-W microwave output, 1,500-W convection and grill modes. Tray diameter, sensor, trim-kit and commercial details are unknown; its old Amazon ASIN did not load.

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