AGA is a heritage brand best known for its iconic cast-iron heat-storage range cookers, as well as a manufacturer of premium refrigeration and kitchen appliances.
AGA is a heritage brand synonymous with high-end kitchen durability and design, most famous for its iconic cast-iron range cookers that function using the principle of radiant heat storage. Originally designed to offer a unique way of cooking that locks in flavor and moisture, the AGA has evolved from a classic 'always-on' appliance to a modern suite of flexible cooking solutions.
The current AGA product family includes:
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The serial number is typically located on a data plate. For models like the AGA 60, it can often be found behind the magnetic plinth cover at the base of the unit.
AGA recommends using only Vitreous Enamel Association approved cleaners. Avoid abrasive pads, caustic cleaners, or oven cleaners, as these can damage the enamel finish.
Traditional AGA cookers are designed to store heat and remain on. However, newer models like the eR7, R3, and AGA 60 series have controllable elements that can be switched on or off as needed to save energy.
Yes, but extreme caution is advised. Use a deep pan filled no more than one-third with oil, covering the heating area completely. Never leave the pan unattended.
New AGA appliances generally carry a 5-year parts warranty when installed by an authorized specialist, subject to regular servicing (typically every 12 to 24 months depending on the model).