Discover the Smeg TR93P Victoria 90cm Range Cooker with Gas Top in Cream. This dual fuel range coo...Discover the Smeg TR93P Victoria 90cm Range Cooker with Gas Top in Cream. This dual fuel range cooker features a 6-burner gas hob and 3 ovens, offering versatility for all your cooking needs. The Victoria aesthetic is inspired by Smeg’s iconic 1950’s style, combining timeless design with premium build quality.
The auxiliary oven, located on the right, has a 62-litre net capacity with 9 cooking levels, ideal for smaller batch baking or plate warming. The grill oven, positioned top left, offers a powerful 2.7kW adjustable grill with a 36-litre net capacity and 2 cooking levels. It features an easy-clean enamel interior and telescopic rails for convenience.
Effortless cleaning is made possible with the VAPOR CLEAN PROGRAMME, which uses steam to loosen burnt-on food, requiring only a simple wipe afterwards. CLOSED DOOR GRILLING allows you to grill with the door closed, enhancing safety and reducing energy consumption.
Cooking Functions include:
* **Static:** Upper and lower elements, ideal for traditional cooking of single items like roasts and cakes.
* **Circulaire:** Fan and circular element for hot air cooking, offering no preheat (for cook times over 20 mins), no flavour transfer, less energy, and shorter cook times.
* **ECO:** Combination of grill, fan, and lower element, suitable for cooking small quantities of food.
* **Fan Assisted Base:** In gas ovens, the fan distributes heat evenly, preventing flavour transfer. In electric ovens, it speeds up the completion of food that requires internal cooking without over-browning the surface.
Best current price£2,752.00from Appliance Superstore
This guide is for anyone looking to master their Smeg TR93P Victoria 90cm Range Cooker. This dual fuel range cooker combines classic design with modern functionality, offering a versatile cooking experience with its multiple ovens and gas hob. However, be aware that due to its size and features, it may require some initial setup and familiarization to fully utilize its potential.
All features
Colour
Cream
Energy Efficiency
A
Model Part Number
TR93P
Brand
Smeg
Extended Product Information
FAQs
How do I use the Vapor Clean function?
Pour water (as per instructions) into the designated area in the oven base, then activate the Vapor Clean program. The steam will soften baked-on food, making it easier to wipe clean.
What should I do if a gas burner won't light?
Ensure the gas supply is on, and the burner cap is correctly placed. Clean the burner ports and check for any obstructions. If the igniter is not sparking, check the power supply.
Can I grill with the oven door closed?
Yes, the Smeg TR93P has a closed-door grilling feature, which is safer and more energy-efficient.
How do I clean the enamel interior?
Use a soft cloth and warm soapy water to clean the enamel surfaces. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or scouring pads.
What is the warranty period for the range cooker?
Check the warranty information provided with your product or contact Smeg customer support for details. Typically, major appliances have a warranty of 1-2 years.
How do I use the Circulaire function?
Select the Circulaire function on the oven control panel. This function uses a fan to circulate hot air, allowing for faster and more even cooking without preheating in many cases.
How often should I clean the oven?
It is recommended to clean your oven after each use or when spills occur. For thorough cleaning, the Vapor Clean function can be used regularly.
Troubleshooting
Oven not heating
Check the power supply and the oven settings. Ensure the temperature is set correctly and the oven timer is not activated.
Gas burners not igniting
Check the gas supply and ensure the burner caps are correctly positioned. Clean the burner ports with a needle if they are blocked. Replace the igniter if needed.
Oven light not working
Replace the light bulb. Check the bulb type and ensure the oven is not in use when replacing it.
Uneven cooking
Ensure that the oven is level and that food is placed on the correct shelf position. Preheating the oven is crucial. Also, rotate the dishes during cooking.
Vapor Clean not working effectively
Ensure the oven has cooled down before starting the Vapor Clean cycle. Use the recommended amount of water and follow the instructions in the manual.
Hob burners flame unstable
Check the gas supply pressure. Clean the burner caps and ports. Ensure the air vents are not obstructed.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Versatile cooking with multiple ovens and a gas hob.
Stylish design that enhances kitchen aesthetics.
Easy cleaning with the Vapor Clean Programme.
Efficient cooking with features like Closed Door Grilling.
Multiple cooking functions for various culinary needs.
Spacious oven capacities to accommodate different dish sizes.
Cons
Requires professional installation for gas connection.
Can be complex to learn all the features initially.
The size may not fit all kitchen layouts.
Cleaning the hob can be time-consuming.
Higher initial cost compared to basic cookers.
Electric oven preheating time.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup
Installation: The range cooker requires professional installation, particularly for the gas connection. Ensure a certified gas technician handles this to comply with safety regulations.
Electrical Connection: Connect the cooker to a suitable electrical outlet, ensuring it matches the voltage and amperage requirements specified in the product manual.
Leveling: Use the adjustable feet to level the cooker on your kitchen floor, ensuring it is stable and safe.
Initial Burn-in: Before using the ovens, it's recommended to run them at a high temperature for a short period to burn off any manufacturing residues.
Compatibility
Gas Type: Check that the range cooker is compatible with your household gas supply (natural gas or LPG). Conversion kits may be required.
Electrical Supply: Verify that your electrical supply meets the cooker's power requirements (220-415V, 36A).
Kitchen Space: Ensure that the 90cm width fits in your kitchen layout and that there is adequate ventilation.
Care
Cleaning: Use the Vapor Clean program to clean the ovens, and wipe down the surfaces with a damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners.
Hob Maintenance: Clean the gas hob regularly. Use warm, soapy water and a non-abrasive sponge. Ensure the burner ports are clear.
Oven Maintenance: Regularly check the oven for any food spills and clean them promptly. Clean the oven door glass with a suitable glass cleaner.
Ventilation: Ensure good ventilation in your kitchen while using the range cooker. Open windows or use a range hood.
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