leisure range cookers

terence7556 | 22:01 Wed 11th Feb 2009 | Home & Garden

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has anyone got a leisure range cooker, in particular the 90cm CMTG94 model and can you provide any feedback please
im thinking of buying one but would appreciate any comments
tx in advance

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gucciman

i install and repair them and they are nice well made cookers.

terence7556

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fantastic response gucciman, cannot beat that speed
i would like to buy a rangemaster but the cost is so high so im looking at leisure, ive just discovered they are part of the Beko group which im not impressed about
i live near brum so can you point me towards a stockist that you rate please

baileybird

i have a leisure range cooker - had it 3 years and had nothing but trouble with it. Sorry.
They do look the part but are shoddy in my opinion. Needed a new oven door on mine (2nd time replaced in a year) and now waited over 3 months for part and it is still not here.

Have a good look around before committing

gucciman

try gas on spares who are on the shenstone trading estate, off mucklows hill, halesowen, they have a website so you can get the full address but the cookers are cash and carry although they can arrange delivery at extra cost. what they don't know about cookers isn't worth knowing and they have a wide choice of range cookers.
the other place we use is the gas centre, haslucks green rd, shirley.
your cheapest option is probably the internet though. and you could try ebay as we recently installed a rangemaster for a customer and he'd bought it for a �100 off ebay.

gucciman

Leisure was part of the Flavel brand, as was Rangemaster both were swallowed up by the AGA group before AGA sold Flavel Leisure off to Beko.

I repaired 2 Leisure range cookers this week, one was 10 years old and needed a new flame failure device (10 yrs is bloody good) and the other was a failed circulating fan on a duel fuel model, that model was 4 years old. apart from that we don't see that many broken ones, we may go 6 months or more now without seeing another.

if you ring gas on spares that i mentiond above they will advise you impartially. i can understand your concerns with beko owning them now as beko cookers are tat but the leisure ones are there attempt at a premium brand.

terence7556

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baileybird and gucciman, many thanks for your answers. i appreciate your input
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