Rang cooker

coowee

I’m buy a range cooker and the internal capacity of each oven is given as :

65 litres /63 litres and 33 litres ?

Can anyone help with converting these to cm as I don't want to be buying new roasting/ cake tins etc.

many thanks

Ebe_Scrooge

Well 65 litres is 65000 cubic centimetres.  Assuming the internal cavity is a perfect cube, then it's a smidge over 40*40*40 centimetres.  The 33 litre one, likewise, would be about 32cm each side.  Unlikely to a perfect cube, so you'll need to check what the actual internal dimensions are - I'd be surprised if the dimensions aren't given on the specifications somewhere.

Belenus

It is difficult to be accurate as ovens can vary in relative inside dimensions.


53 x 37 x 33  = approximately 65 litres.

32 x 37 x 28 = approximately 33 litres.

Your range could be very different.

Can you not get the information from the oven particulars?

Apodemus

Chances are that both ovens are the same width and depth, with the smaller one almost exactly half the height of the bigger one.  Only the product specification sheet can give you the actual dimensions and that should be fairly easy to find online, by Googling the make and model that you are buying.

rob7475

I'm sure most ovens will be designed to fit standard sized baking trays. Our 100 cm range cna take a normal baking tray in both ovens - you just have to turn it the other way in the small oven.

coowee

Thank you all for replying
The oven I am hoping to get is the LEISURE Cuisinemaster CS100D510X Electric Induction Range Cooker in  Stainless Steel.

I'm using a Curry's gift card paid out as a replacement on my  Rangemaster which became faulty after only having it for 2.5 yrs.
It might be simple to most people but when one reaches 75yrs understanding the specification from Inches to cm then again in litres can be quite daunting.
This is what is showing under Specification                                                                                                                                 

	Oven type.               - Main: fan                           Size: medium.    Capacity 63 litres                                   - Second: conventional.      Size.  large.              “        65 litres                                   -Third: conventional.         Size  small               “        33 litres It isn't as though I could go with a measuring tape and ask someone to check the sizes as they don't have them on display,  but maybe someone will make a few phone calls for me?

Belenus

Ring or email Currys and ask them to provide the measurements in cm.

FreeBear

Belenus said:

Ring or email Currys and ask them to provide the measurements in cm.

Or phone the manufacturer on 0333 207 9918

Apodemus

The Cuisinemaster website is pretty poor as is the manual for this model.  They only give dimensions for the top left "33L" grill oven, which they state as 17.8cm high, by 37cm wide and 44.8 cm deep.  Since this is a bit less than 33L, I am assuming that the grill eats into the space and that the top right oven will have a slightly higher internal space.  Since the lower doors are the same width as those for the top oven, I'd assume that the lower ovens are in the region of 35cm high by 37cm wide and that the conventional bottom oven is 44.8cm deep.  I think the fan oven has the fan at the rear, so that will eat reduce the effective depth, accounting for the 2L difference between the bottom right and bottom left ovens. 

An element of guesswork here, so as mentioned above, if it is really critical to you, phone the suppliers.

coowee

I am starting to have doubts/misgivings about this cooker...  I am used to having 5 shelves in one oven and 2 in the other + the customer reviews do say the manual is poor. 
More checking is needed - thank you for for helping me