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BellingCookcentre 60DF

Dual fuel
60cm
Not self-cleaning

£703.32View retailers

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The Belling Cookcentre 60DF dual fuel cooker comes with a large burner at the front, making it ideal for anyone who loves to create a speedy stir fry. The hob is gas powered, but the fan oven and grill are electric - so does this cooker offer the best of both worlds? We’ve tested it thoroughly, so read our review to find out exactly how well it bakes, grills and fries.

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KEY TEST RESULTS
Oven
Hob performance
Grill

May 2020First reviewed by Which?

The overall Which? test score is made up of the following star ratings, all determined by our rigorous lab tests.

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Oven

How we test oven

How quickly the main oven heats up, how accurate it is at hitting the set temperatures, how well it maintains the temperatures and how well it distributes heat around the oven.

Grill

How we test grill

How good the grill is at browning food effectively and evenly. More than 80% of the grill area browns effectively on an excellent grill, and less than 40% on a very poor grill.

Hob performance

How we test hob performance

How quickly and efficiently the hob heats up and its effectiveness at simmering.

Energy efficiency

How we test energy efficiency

This rating shows how energy efficient this model is compared to other cookers we've tested. The higher the rating, the more efficient the cooker is.The energy test was introduced in 2012, cookers tested before 2012 will not have a score for energy use.

Ease of use

How we test ease of use

How easy it is to use the core functions of the cooker, including the grill, oven and hob; opening and closing the doors; loading and unloading from the oven and grill; visibility of the food in the oven and clarity of the control markings.

Ease of cleaning

How we test ease of cleaning

How easy it is clean the hob, grill and oven using a sponge and hot soapy water; the success of this cleaning approach and the amount of effort required to get the cooker properly clean.

General
Overall appliance width	60cm
Usable space in top oven	14 litres
Usable space in main oven	41 litres
Type	Dual fuel
Double or single oven	Double
Grill type	In top oven
Type of hob	Gas
Self cleaning type	Not self-cleaning
Colour	Stainless steel and black
Annual running cost	£60.74

Features
Fan oven	Yes
Multifunction oven	No

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