Cooker Hansa FCMW53044

Many combined stoves do not look modern, because they have been on the market for several years. Against their background, the relatively new Hansa FCMW53044 stands out from the best side. It has a modest price tag ($220) and a classic white colour scheme, and it is notable for its timely and versatile Integra signature design. Appliances will fit well into the interior of the kitchen with a modern or classic style.

For a big family

FCMW53044 refers to gas-electric devices with a narrow body but a large oven. She has a volume of as much as 69 liters, which is typical for full-sized stoves. It is suitable for roasting large dishes (eg turkey). At the same time, the heating zones for heat transfer are quite standard: 1.2 and 1.5 kW (electric) 1 and 2.6 kW (gas).

Fuel economy

Another feature typical of Hansa appliances is EcoGas gas burners. According to the manufacturer, they reduce fuel consumption by up to 12% without compromising heat transfer. The secret is the ability to manually adjust the crown of the flame to the size of pots and pans. The dishes are heated with the most efficient consumption of blue fuel.

Design compromises

This model has enamelled rather than cast iron grates and no telescopic guides for baking sheets. Given the low cost of FCMW53044, you can close your eyes to this. However, there were also more significant shortcomings. In order to reduce the cost, the manufacturer abandoned the electric ignition of the burners and convection in the oven. In this, the stove is inferior to some models with a comparable or greater cost.

Baking tray with non-stick coating

The absence of a flat baking sheet in the delivery set is compensated by the presence of a non-standard one — with the name ProCook. It has a relief coating in the form of hexagonal honeycombs. As planned by Hansa, the air circulates under the food placed on the baking sheet, so they do not burn. Owners of Hansa stoves and ovens have positive feedback about ProCook trays.