

Choosing a cooker starts with the cooking surface. An induction cooker heats the base of the pan directly with a magnetic field, so it responds to the power setting immediately, but it needs pans with a magnetic base. On a ceramic cooker the pan is heated by elements under the glass, and almost any pan will do. A cast iron cooker is the simplest in design but the slowest to heat up and cool down. Our cooker accessories include a stove alarm.
Next, measure the width of the space for the cooker: the cookers in our range are 50 or 60 cm wide. The range includes Electrolux, Helkama, Bosch, UPO, Rosenlew and Siemens. In towns with a Euronics store we deliver the cooker, install it in the prepared space and take away the packaging and your old cooker.















































































































The cooking surface decides how quickly food heats up and which pans you can use. Induction heats the base of the pan directly, so the power changes the moment you adjust it. A ceramic cooker heats from under the glass with elements, and its smooth surface is easy to wipe clean. A cast iron cooker is the slowest to heat up and cool down, but its plates hold their heat for a long time when simmering.
The width is set by the opening in your kitchen: the cookers in our range are 50 or 60 cm wide. Also measure the height and depth of the opening. Most of our cookers are 85 to 90 cm high. In most models the oven holds 53 to 77 litres, and the majority have a fan oven that lets you bake on several levels at once. Some models also have a meat probe that shows the core temperature of the food. The ovens are mostly in energy class A.
A safety cooker has a safety timer that automatically cuts the power to the hotplates after a set time, even if you forget to switch the cooker off. You will find safety cookers among our ceramic and cast iron cookers. Above your current cooker you can fit a stove alarm, which sounds when there is a risk but does not cut the power.
The range includes cookers from Electrolux, Helkama, Bosch, UPO, Rosenlew and Siemens. If you would like the oven and the hob as separate appliances, so the oven can sit at worktop height, see ovens and hobs.
An induction cooker heats the base of the pan directly with a magnetic field, so it responds to the power setting immediately and the glass only warms up from the heat of the pan. A ceramic cooker heats with elements under the glass, and its smooth surface is easy to clean. A cast iron cooker is traditional and simple, but it is the slowest to heat up and cool down. Induction needs pans with a magnetic base, while almost any pan works on ceramic and cast iron.
In a fan oven a fan circulates hot air through the whole oven cavity, so the heat is spread evenly. You can bake on several trays at once, and the result is more even than with top and bottom heat alone. Most cookers in our range have a fan oven, including all the induction cookers. The cast iron cookers in our range do not.
Yes. Almost all electric cookers are connected to a 400-volt three-phase supply. If your kitchen already has a cooker connection, we deliver the cooker in towns with a Euronics store and install it in the prepared space; the service covers deliveries within 10 km of the store, and prices vary between stores. A new connection or any change to the electrical installation is always done by a qualified electrician.
Clean the glass of a ceramic or induction cooker with a soft cloth and a cleaner made for glass ceramic surfaces. Scrape off melted sugar and plastic with a hob scraper while the surface is still warm, because as they cool they can damage the glass. Wipe cast iron plates with a damp cloth and heat them briefly to dry, so they do not rust. An abrasive sponge will scratch the glass.
Depending on the model, a child lock locks the cooker's buttons, the control panel or the oven door, and it is useful in a family with small children. Locked buttons stop the cooker from being switched on by accident, and a door lock keeps a hot oven closed. If you want the power to the hotplates cut automatically when the cooker is left on, choose a safety cooker or get a stove guard for your current cooker. A stove alarm warns you with a sound but does not cut the power.
In towns with a Euronics store we deliver the cooker, install it in the prepared space and take the packaging and your old cooker away for recycling. Read more about our delivery and installation service. You can also pay in instalments or by invoice.
You can reach our knowledgeable staff in-store. Our online customer service is also available to assist you via chat, phone, and email. In addition, our Euronics stores provide services you may need for cookers, such as the removal of old appliances. You can find our stores in the following locations: