Blog – Page 31 – OvenGleamers

Oil Fired AGA Cooker Coking Up

By Graham Rogers

My first AGA cooker (bought in 1996) was an Oil fired one, it was an reconditioned original standard AGA with a Don's conversion kit. It worked fine until we had it serviced! After that it seemed to be forever going wrong as the burner kept coking up, the flame burnt yellow and the AGA went […]

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Zanussi Double Oven Lugs Broken Off

By Graham Rogers

If you have a go at cleaning a Zanussi single or double oven yourself be careful of the lugs when you take the door apart.  Zanussi means also AEG and Electrolux too as they are often are the same (or very similar) cookers/ovens with different branding. So procedure for taking a Zanussi door apart so […]

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Alternatives to the AGA Cooker

By Graham Rogers

Alternatives to the AGA Cooker? Are there any? I really love the AGA cooker (our 30 Amp is still going strong) but I know that for whatever reason people will decide to buy another range cooker for their kitchen. Perhaps they find the AGA slow for cooking (it can be) or perhaps they don’t want […]

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Pancakes on the AGA Cooker

By Graham Rogers

I have already made a posting about pancakes and getting my pan clean. But since then I have remembered that I actually gave up on the pan last year and made all the pancakes directly on the top plate of the AGA. It was a great way to make them though it was a bit […]

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How To Check That Your Oven Is Clean

By Graham Rogers

Here are things to check to see if you oven is clean: 1. The door: Can you see into the oven when you switch on the oven light? Are there any drips apparent on the door? So is is the door clean on both sides? 2. The control knobs: Are the control knobs brown in colour […]

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SMEG Oven Door Seal Broken

By Graham Rogers

All SMEG ovens have door seals that are tricky to remove as they tend to be quite thin and they also will stick to the oven sides when grease, or burnt on has built up. So when we remove them to clean the oven we have to be particularly careful. The seals are also unusual in […]

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