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Cookers
Things to Know
There are some essential product details you'll want to consider before starting the search for your new cooker. Our handy videos will help you narrow down the options to make sure you find exactly what you need.
AO Favourites
Beko KTC611K 60cm Electric Cooker with Ceramic Hob - Black - A Rated
Amica AFC5100SI 50cm Electric Cooker with Ceramic Hob - Silver - A/A Rated
Indesit ID67V9KMB/UK 60cm Electric Cooker with Ceramic Hob - Black - A/A Rated
Hotpoint HDM67G9C2CB/UK 60cm Dual Fuel Cooker - Black - A/A Rated
Hotpoint HDM67I9H2CB/U 60cm Electric Cooker with Induction Hob - Black - A/A Rated
Beko FDD6231W 60cm Dual Fuel Cooker - White - A Rated
Hotpoint HDM67G0CCX/UK 60cm Gas Cooker - Stainless Steel - A+/A+ Rated
Stoves Richmond Deluxe 60Ei RTY 60cm Electric Mini Range Cooker with Induction Hob - Anthracite - A/A Rated
Smeg Victoria TR62BL 60cm Dual Fuel Cooker - Black - A/A Rated
Stoves Richmond Deluxe 60cm Dual Fuel Mini Range Cooker - Black - A Rated
Guides and advice
Confused by cookers?
From types to sizes, there’s a lot to consider when buying a new cooker. Not to worry - our handy buying guide has got you covered.
Get the measure of your new cooker
Our measurement guide has all the tips and tricks you need to pick the perfect-sized cooker for your kitchen.
We'll install your new cooker
Our team of experts can install your new cooker for you. Find out more about the service in our special guide.
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We’ve got models to suit every cooking style, kitchen, and budget. Head over to our deals page to browse.
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Cooker FAQs
- How do you slow-cook food in a cooker?
While some ovens have a slow cooking setting, you can also cook meat the same way by lowering the temperature. If you have a baking dish with a lid, you just follow the casserole recipe normally and preheat the oven to 160°C. It should usually be done in a fraction of the time, so 8 hours in a slow cooker on low becomes 2 in an oven.
Most oven temperatures aren’t as low as a slow cooker, so the results probably won’t be exactly the same. If you’d rather add a slow cooker to your kitchen, we have plenty of deals to suit any budget.
- How to disconnect a gas cooker
To disconnect a gas cooker, you’re going to need a certified gas engineer. This is because it requires the cooker to be disconnected from the gas. If this is done incorrectly it can lead to safety hazards in your home such as leaks. A qualified engineer will be able to remove everything, and most importantly, make sure everything is safe and secure.
There’s no need to scour the phonebook though, our clever clogs can disconnect your gas cooker upon delivery. It’s all part of our installation service.
- How do I connect an electric cooker?
If you’ve just upgraded to a shiny new electric cooker, you’ll need a qualified electrician to install it. Luckily our qualified electrical engineers can take care of this for you as part of our installation service.
But, before we can get to work, there’re some things you’ll need to check. First, does the cooker hood sit 65cm above the work surface? And if so, are there any flammable items sitting in the hot zone? These can include wood, wallpaper, sockets, and overhanging boilers.
- What is an induction cooker?
Induction refers to the type of hob a cooker might have. This clever bit of tech only heats the parts of your pans that touch the hob instead of the whole zone, helping things heat up quicker and saving you a couple of pennies on your electricity bill. Sounds like a win-win to us.
- What is a dual fuel cooker?
A dual-fuel cooker combines all the benefits of an electric oven and a gas hob. In the main cavity, fan assistance helps circulate hot air to cook food from all angles. Meanwhile, the hob uses gas to heat up quickly and give you more concise temperature control.
Whether you're upgrading an old cooker or buying a new one, we’ll show you everything you need to know. We'll delve into the different types of electric cookers and their top features, along with all sorts of handy info to help you make the perfect choice.
Before you decide on a new cooker, you need to think about which type is best for your kitchen. Freestanding models can go anywhere in your kitchen. Available in various sizes, from compact to larger models with multiple ovens and hob options, they offer great flexibility. Or if you prefer a seamless look, built-in electric cookers are installed into walls or cabinets and come in either single or double models. If you like to have multiple dishes on the go at the same time, a double oven electric cooker is for you.
Whichever model you choose, you’ll find lots of features to help you bring your recipes to life. We have models with a variety of hob types, including ceramic and induction models that cook food fast and make the post-dinner clean-up easy. Be sure to check the capacity as well to make sure you have all the space you need for your meals.
Anything else you want to know? Head to our cooker buying guide. We’ll take you through everything from energy ratings and warranties to dimensions and installation.
