We have acquired a Rangemaster 110 dual fuel cooker, 18 years old, gas hob, electric ovens (2), grill, griddle and warmer. To fit will require demolition of existing built in hob and ovens, so I would quite like to know that the Rangemaster works before proceeding too far. At least I would know what bits don't work, if any, and order replacements.
Would it be reasonable to just connect it to a standard 13 amp socket, and test the various parts one at a time? The recommended connection is
30A, with the maximum draw 3kw per item, which is about 13A. I envisage trying the ovens one at a time, just on a low setting, to see if the fan works and the element starts heating. The worst outlook is blowing a fuse?