Rangemaster Nexus 90 Induction Range Cooker - Grey - Silver


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The Rangemaster Nexus 90 Induction Range Cooker is a high-performance, 90cm appliance tailored for home chefs who demand professional precision and a contemporary aesthetic in their kitchen. It provides exceptional cooking flexibility through its five-zone induction hob and dual-oven configuration, ensuring energy efficiency and consistent results across various culinary tasks; however, it requires a robust electrical installation due to its high connected load.
| Colour | Grey |
|---|---|
| Accent Colour | Silver |
| Energy Efficiency | A |
| Model Part Number | NEX90EISTST/CM1 |
| Brand | Rangemaster |
No, due to the high electrical load, this cooker must be hardwired directly into the mains by a qualified electrician.
No, you must use pans specifically designed for induction, typically made of magnetic stainless steel or cast iron.
The boost function is accessed via the touch controls on the hob interface; refer to the specific zone settings on your display.
Yes, both main ovens carry an A energy efficiency rating, ensuring they operate with optimized power consumption.
Catalytic liners clean themselves by oxidizing food spills at high temperatures; avoid using chemical detergents or abrasive brushes on them.
Yes, the cooker features an integrated child lock system to prevent unauthorized operation of the hob and oven controls.
Ensure the cookware base is ferromagnetic and matches the size of the cooking zone.
Check if the bulb is loose or has reached its end of life and requires replacement.
Check that the child lock is not engaged and the appliance is properly powered.
Because this unit features a 15,660W connected load, it must be hardwired by a qualified electrician to a dedicated power source. Before installation, ensure your kitchen cabinet space meets the 900mm width requirement and has sufficient clearance for the 655mm depth. Use only induction-ready stainless steel or cast iron cookware on the hob. To care for the unit, clean the induction surface with a glass-ceramic scraper and mild cleaner after it has cooled. The oven interiors should be wiped down periodically, but avoid abrasive pads on the catalytic liners to preserve their effectiveness. Always keep the rotary control dials free of excess grease using a soft, damp cloth.