Rangemaster Kitchener KCH110DFFBL/C 110cm Dual Fuel Range Cooker - Black

Dual fuel means the cooker uses two different energy sources: typically a gas hob for cooking on top and electric ovens for baking and roasting. This combines the instant control of gas with the consistent heat of electricity.

Catalytic liners are a special coating on the oven walls that absorb grease and food splatters. During regular cooking at high temperatures (above 200°C), these absorbed residues are oxidized and burned off, turning into a fine ash that can be easily wiped away once the oven cools.

Yes, both electric fan ovens are independent, allowing you to set different temperatures and use different cooking functions simultaneously, which is ideal for preparing complex meals.

The product dimensions are 930 mm (Height) x 1092 mm (Width) x 650 mm (Depth), excluding handles and knobs.

Yes, due to its dual fuel nature (requiring both a gas and electrical connection), professional installation by a qualified gas safe engineer and electrician is mandatory for safety and warranty purposes.

Always ensure the hob is cool. Remove the pan supports, burner caps, and crowns. Wash these parts in warm soapy water, rinse, and dry thoroughly before reassembling. Wipe the hob surface with a damp cloth and mild detergent. Avoid abrasive cleaners.

Check if the burner cap and crown are correctly seated. Ensure the gas supply is on. Clean any food debris from the burner ports around the igniter. If the issue persists, contact a qualified gas engineer.

Verify that the oven settings (temperature and function) are correctly selected. Check if the oven light is working, which can sometimes indicate a power issue. Ensure the oven door is fully closed. For uneven heating, make sure the oven is not overloaded and racks are positioned correctly. If issues persist, professional servicing may be required.

Catalytic liners work best at higher temperatures. Run the empty oven at a high temperature (e.g., 200-220°C) for about 60 minutes after cooking greasy foods. Avoid using abrasive cleaners on the catalytic surfaces as this can degrade their effectiveness. For very heavy build-up, some manual cleaning with a soft cloth may be necessary.