Rangemaster Classic 90 Dual Fuel Cranberry review
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- Dual Fuel
- 90 cm
The Rangemaster Classic 90 dual-fuel range cooker benefits from large and small ovens, and comes in a huge range of colours. But what happened to this range cooker's fan oven when we switched on all five hob burners? Read on to find out.
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Technical specifications
General
- Burner featureswok burner;griddle
- Other featurestowel rail;roasting shelf;plate warming rack
- Height93 cm
- Depth61 cm
- Year tested2007
- Additional informationThis range cooker was tested before 2012. The results aren't directly comparable with range cookers tested from 2012 onwards.
Test results
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- 48%Lowest score
- 61%Average score
- 78%Highest score
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