Beko KD531AW 50cm Electric Cooker with Solid Plate Hob - White - A Rated
Whip up a roast to remember with this Beko cooker. It's got 2 cavities, including a main electric ...Whip up a roast to remember with this Beko cooker. It's got 2 cavities, including a main electric oven, so there's plenty of room for that juicy beef joint with all the tasty trimmings. And whether you're team gravy or prepping your signature sauce, the sturdy plate hob gives you all the space you need to work your mealtime magic. Sorting some snacks for tonight's movie marathon? Its variable grill is ideal for melting cheese onto your famous nachos, just in time for the show. Plus, thanks to the greaseproof enamel interior, clean-up couldn't be easier - just a couple of wipes and you're all set. Tidy.
Features: Four Zones Easy clean enamel Rotary controls Solid Plate Twin cavity
Specifications: Dimensions: H:90.0 x W:50.0 x D:60.0 cm Colour: White Guarantee:1 Year Model Number: KD531AW
This guide is for anyone using the Beko KD531AW 50cm Electric Cooker. It offers a twin cavity design with a main electric oven and a separate grill, perfect for preparing various dishes. The cooker features a solid plate hob and easy-clean enamel, making it suitable for both everyday cooking and larger meals. Note that this model requires a 32A fuse for safe operation.
All features
Colour
White
Energy Efficiency
A
Model Part Number
KD531AW
Brand
Beko
Extended Product Information
FAQs
How do I clean the oven?
Wipe down the interior with a damp cloth after it has cooled down. For tougher stains, use a non-abrasive cleaner.
What type of hob does this cooker have?
It has a solid plate hob.
What is the energy efficiency class?
The cooker has an energy efficiency class of A.
Can I remove the oven door glass?
Yes, the oven door glass is removable for easier cleaning.
What type of controls does this cooker use?
It uses rotary controls.
What is the grill power?
The grill has a power of 2000W.
Troubleshooting
The oven is not heating up.
Check if the power supply is connected correctly. Ensure the fuse has not blown. Check the thermostat setting and that the oven is switched on.
The hob is not heating.
Check that the hob is switched on and that the correct zone is selected. Ensure that the circuit breaker has not tripped.
Food is burning or cooking unevenly.
Check the oven temperature setting. Ensure that food is placed correctly in the oven and that the oven door is closed properly.
The cooker is emitting unusual odors.
Ensure that any protective packaging has been removed. If the smell persists, clean the interior of the oven and hob.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Twin cavity design allows for flexible cooking options.