The Château 150’s gas and dual-fuel hob codes run two gas burners and a large French top as the fixed part of the hob, with the remaining position taking a power burner, a second burner pair, a lava-rock grill or a teppanyaki. The Châtelet 150 variant trades the second oven cavity for a large heating drawer, but shares the same hob code family and the same left-oven gas-or-electric choice.
None of these hob codes carry a display, so a burner or French top complaint is confirmed with gas pressure and flame checks, and an oven or heating-drawer complaint is confirmed against measured temperature rather than a code.
Key Features
- Château 150: two vaulted ovens — the left oven built in gas or electric, the right oven electric only — with two storage drawers
- Châtelet 150: one vault gas or electric oven, plus the largest heating drawer La Cornue offers, for proofing dough or low-temperature cooking
- 150 cm hob built around two gas burners and a large French top, with a power burner, a second burner pair, a lava-rock grill or an electric teppanyaki in the remaining position by code
Most Common Issues on This Model
Left or right oven cavity not reaching or holding its set temperature
A gas burner, French top or power burner not heating
Heating drawer (Châtelet 150) not reaching or holding its low-temperature setting
Lava-rock grill will not stay lit, or the electric teppanyaki heats unevenly