Models
Three main models of AGA are currently in production: two-, three- and four-oven versions, with the four-oven version wider than the others. The two-oven model has three doors behind which are the burner, roasting oven and simmering oven. The newer three-oven model also includes a baking oven, and the four-oven version also has a warming oven and warming plate on the top. All models have two hotplates — a boiling plate and a simmering plate. The cookers come in a range of different colours, but the most popular is the original cream and, more recently, black.
Fuel options include kerosene, diesel, biofuel, gas or electricity. Solid-fuel models have now been discontinued, but refurbished models can be bought.
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