48″ Dual-Fuel Range

A range combines surface burners and an oven in one appliance. A rangetop provides surface cooking without an oven.

All-gas ranges use gas for the surface burners and oven. Dual-fuel ranges combine gas surface burners with an electric oven; some larger models also include a separate gas oven. Compare the selected model’s oven configuration and electrical requirements before ordering.

On the 48-inch and 60-inch sealed-burner dual-fuel models covered here, the range includes an electric self-cleaning convection oven and a separate gas oven. The 48-inch model has an auxiliary gas oven; the 60-inch model has a full-size gas convection oven. Use the selected model’s specification sheet to confirm its configuration and capacities.

The burner construction and cleaning instructions differ. Open-burner models have removable burners and individual drip pans. Sealed-burner models have removable caps and a cooktop surface that is cleaned around each burner. Follow the instructions for your burner type, and use the exact model’s specifications for its burner ratings.

Finish and trim choices depend on the product configuration. Review the options shown for the selected product and confirm its SKU and price before ordering; not every model necessarily offers every combination.

Every CBO range includes a pizza stone, pizza peel, infrared thermometer gun and brush. This accessory package is not included with rangetops.

Choose the natural-gas or liquid-propane configuration that matches your installation, and have a qualified installer confirm it before ordering. Sealed-burner models are factory-set for their specified gas and must not be changed to another gas without factory authorization. Adjustments and conversions must be handled by the installer or servicing utility, following the applicable instructions.

Yes. CBO gas ranges and rangetops require an electrical connection. Dual-fuel ranges have different electrical requirements. Have your installer use the exact model’s installation documents and rating information when planning the supply.

Have a qualified installer review the exact model’s installation documents before you finalize the kitchen plan. Confirm dimensions, cutouts, clearances, ventilation, gas configuration and electrical supply. For a range, include the manual’s anti-tip requirements. Use the installation drawing rather than nominal product width for fit.

CBO does not currently sell range hoods. Have your installer select appropriate ventilation using the selected appliance’s installation documents and the requirements for your installation.

Before ordering, call or email the CBO team with your installation elevation and gas type. We will help confirm the appropriate configuration for your selected model.

Convection depends on the model and oven cavity. CBO documents include both gas-convection and electric-convection ovens, so convection does not necessarily mean an electric oven. Check the selected model’s specification sheet and cooking instructions.

The surface burners use gas, while the main oven is electric with self-cleaning and TurboFlow™ convection.

No. Use the self-clean cycle only for the electric oven identified as self-cleaning on the applicable dual-fuel range. Follow the manual’s separate cleaning instructions for gas ovens.

Follow the care instructions in the owner’s manual for the burners, grates, oven, and any included griddle. Self-cleaning applies only to the oven identified as self-cleaning on a dual-fuel range.

No. The manual says not to put burner grates or sealed-burner caps in the dishwasher. It identifies the individual open-burner drip pans as dishwasher-safe. Let parts cool, identify the part correctly, and follow the manual’s drying and reassembly instructions.

Follow the manual’s instructions for the reversible cast-iron griddle/grill. Do not use soap or harsh detergents, and do not put it in the dishwasher. After cleaning, towel-dry it promptly and apply a light coating of cooking spray or oil as directed. Never put its cover over a hot griddle.

Contact CBO with your model, serial and type numbers, purchase date, dealer name and a clear description of the issue. These are the details listed in the manual’s service section. Do not attempt to service the range yourself; use qualified service assistance.

CBO ranges and rangetops have a one-year parts-and-labor warranty, subject to the conditions and exclusions in the CBO appliance warranty. Contact CBO with your model and purchase details for coverage questions.