Forno Antico Series Dual Fuel Range

Dual fuel means the range uses two different energy sources: gas for the cooktop and electricity for the oven. This gives you the immediate, responsive heat control of gas burners for stovetop cooking, combined with the consistent, dry heat of an electric convection oven, which is generally preferred for baking and roasting.

No, the Forno Antico Series does not feature a self-cleaning oven. You will need to clean the interior manually using standard oven cleaning products.

While the heavy-duty grates are durable, they are quite large and heavy. It is generally recommended to hand wash them with warm, soapy water and a non-abrasive brush to preserve their finish and prevent potential damage to your dishwasher racks.

No, this range is designed with straightforward analog controls and does not include smart features, Wi-Fi connectivity, or app integration. It is built for users who prefer a tactile, reliable cooking experience without digital complexity.

This model does not have a dedicated air fry function. However, the convection fan in the electric oven circulates hot air effectively, which can help crisp foods similarly to an air fryer if you use a perforated baking sheet.

This range requires a 240-volt electrical connection to power the electric oven. Because it is a dual fuel unit, you will also need a gas line connection for the cooktop burners.