Rangemaster CL90DFPPCR/CM1 Classic 90cm Dual Fuel Range Cooker In Pale Cream / Chrome Trim Review, Prices & Score
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🏆 Review & price summary
The Rangemaster CL90DFPPCR/CM1 Classic 90 combines a five-burner gas hob with two electric ovens and a separate grill. Its 80-litre and 67-litre ovens provide substantial cooking capacity, while the range of shelf positions supports several dishes at once. A 4kW multi-ring wok burner, cast-iron pan supports and single-handed ignition add useful hob versatility. The pale cream finish, chrome trim, bevelled doors and baker-style windows give it a distinctly traditional appearance.
✓ Key strengths
- ✓ Substantial combined cooking capacity
- ✓ A powerful 4kW multi-ring wok burner
- ✓ A separate full and half grill adds cooking flexibility
- ✓ The telescopic shelf and multiple shelf levels are useful for preparing several dishes
- ✓ Traditional styling is paired with an LED touch clock and viewing windows
Key Specifications
- Hob
- Five-zone gas hob
- Finish
- Pale cream with chrome trim
- Cleaning
- Enamel oven interiors
- Oven type
- Two electric ovens with forced-air convection
- Grill power
- 2.3kW
- Product type
- 90cm dual-fuel range cooker
- Grill capacity
- 29 litres
- Hob power ratings
- 1kW, 1.7kW, 1.7kW, 3kW and 4kW
- Left oven capacity
- 80 litres
- Left oven shelving
- Two flat shelves, one telescopic shelf and seven shelf levels
- Oven energy rating
- A for both ovens
- Right oven capacity
- 67 litres
- Right oven shelving
- Four flat shelves and nine shelf levels
- Manufacturer product code
- CL90DFPPCR/CM1
- Left oven energy consumption
- 0.83kWh per cycle, forced-air convection
- Right oven energy consumption
- 0.79kWh per cycle, forced-air convection
Who Should Buy It?
- ✓ A strong fit for large households and keen cooks who regularly prepare multiple dishes or batch-cook.
- ✓ Suitable for kitchens with space for a freestanding 90cm range cooker and access to both gas and electric supplies.
- ✓ A good choice for cooks who prefer responsive gas hob control but want the consistency of electric ovens.
- ✓ The separate grill is useful for households wanting another cooking option beyond the two main ovens.
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Cooking capacity and flexibility
The Classic 90 is designed for substantial everyday cooking. Its 80-litre and 67-litre electric ovens offer plenty of room for family meals, entertaining and batch preparation, while the different shelf configurations help accommodate dishes of varying sizes.
The separate 29-litre full and half grill expands the available cooking options. On the hob, five gas burners range from a 1kW zone for gentler cooking to a 4kW multi-ring wok burner for high-heat tasks.
Controls, cleaning and design
Single-handed ignition and cast-iron pan supports make the gas hob practical for regular use. The LED touch clock adds a modern control element without losing the cooker’s traditional appearance.
Both ovens have enamel interiors, and the removable shelves and pan supports should make routine cleaning more manageable. Pale cream colouring, chrome trim, bevelled doors and baker-style windows give the appliance a characterful look that will suit classic or country-style kitchens.
Energy and everyday suitability
Both electric ovens carry an A energy rating. The supplied information gives forced-air convection consumption of 0.83kWh per cycle for the left oven and 0.79kWh per cycle for the right oven.
The cooker’s size and dual-fuel format make it most appropriate for households that cook frequently and have the required kitchen space and fuel connections. Its extensive capacity may be more than necessary for smaller homes or occasional cooks.
Research note: this BestBuysUK assessment is based on the manufacturer's published specifications and other reputable technical sources. Specifications and retailer availability can change, so verify critical details before purchase.