On the LP and LR hob codes, the Château 165’s entire top is induction — the induction driver board and coil under the ceramic glass, not a burner or valve, are what a technician checks first when a zone will not heat. The two vaulted ovens beneath are unaffected by which hob is fitted and […]

The CornuFé 90 Duo adds a second vaulted oven to the CornuFé 90’s footprint, aimed at owners who wanted the smaller CornuFé body with the two-oven flexibility of the 110. The dual-fuel version’s hob is diagnosed the same way as the other CornuFé gas hobs — burner by burner, against gas pressure and flame, since […]

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 […]

The CornuFé 90 Duo induction range keeps the same two-oven layout as the dual-fuel version but replaces the gas hob with induction electronics. La Cornue confirms this configuration exists alongside the dual-fuel Duo on its own documentation for the CornuFé finish collections, which lists both dual-fuel and induction Duo ranges. Diagnosis on the hob starts […]

On the KP and KR hob codes the Château and Châtelet 150’s top is entirely induction, so a hob complaint is diagnosed at the control knob, the induction driver board and the coil rather than at a gas valve. The oven and, on the Châtelet variant, the heating drawer are unaffected by hob fuel and […]

CornuChef was discontinued before La Cornue’s current Château and CornuFé lines, and is documented today only through the installation and user manuals La Cornue still hosts on its own documentation page — separate manuals for the G1, G2 and a later Centenary generation. All three describe a mechanical, gas-fired range with no digital display; none […]

The Châtelet 135 sits between the Château 120 and 150 in width and follows the same single-oven-plus-drawer pattern as the other Châtelet variants, but it is only documented today through La Cornue’s specification-sheets page rather than the current shopping pages, which points to it being an earlier width La Cornue has since narrowed its Châtelet […]

The Château 120’s gas hob codes keep two gas burners as the fixed hob element; most codes pair them with a French top, a power burner or a lava-rock grill, but codes E4 and ED add a pair of induction zones alongside the gas burners rather than replacing them. A gas complaint on any of […]

On the EP and ER hob codes the Château and Châtelet 120’s hob is entirely induction, so diagnosis starts at the control knob and the induction driver board rather than a gas valve. The gas-or-electric oven, and on a Châtelet 120 the warming drawer, are unaffected by which hob is fitted. This hob’s status and […]

The Grand Castel 90 carries a single large vaulted oven in a mid-size body, with a hob that keeps two gas burners as its fixed element on every gas code; the French top, power burner, lava-rock grill or an added induction pair (on code C5) fill the remaining position. As with the larger Château sizes, […]