FAQs
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Where can I read more about Maestro suites?
We have worked with and built suites for very well-known, acclaimed chefs. Please view our Chef Profile webpages for more information.
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Bonnet is part of ITW and is the flagship brand of Hobart Cooking. Established in 1830, Bonnet builds the highest quality cooking equipment to suit your kitchen needs, from modular solutions to hand built bespoke suites. Working with many top culinary establishments, Bonnet has gained a reputation for quality and expertise.
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Why should I invest in a Maestro suite?
Built by Bonnet, Maestro suites are a unique combination of tradition and high technology, tailor-made to meet your own exacting requirements. Bonnet works with you throughout the design process, providing a bespoke kitchen solution. The suite is of superior quality made of durable materials, offering longevity.
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What are the key features of a Maestro suite?
- Solid top - Provides chefs with a temperature gradient from 250°C to over 500°C.
- Heated top – Its unique design diffuses heat and extends the range of temperatures available.
- Open burners – Exceptional output with temperature control and it is incredibly easy to clean.
- Chromed plancha – Available in multiple styles: French with a temperature gradient, Spanish or Teppanyaki, ensuring fish and meat are cooked precisely. Flush edges guarantee easy cleaning for a hygienic kitchen.
- Induction – Offers chefs flexibility and total control over the cooking process.
- Maestro fryers – With a cooking temperature range from low to 180°C, these offer a new platform for taste creation. Available in different capacities they are completely flush fitted and integrated into your suite.
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This product uses dry steam under pressure at 116⁰C providing accelerated cooking - up to 850 portions an hour. Whilst being efficient, it still maintains the food’s flavour, colour, nutrients and moisture of the food. Items such as meat, fish, rice, pasta, eggs and vegetables can be cooked in this machine.
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Why should I have a Combi Oven in my kitchen?
This oven optimises energy consumption and reduces costs, thus increasing profitability. Offering three different cooking modes you can increase productivity, expand your menu and simplify your operation. Another benefit is its ‘Self Clean’ mode which leaves the oven absolutely spotless.
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Can you explain what the Optimum 900 series is in greater detail?
Made by Bonnet, this range has been designed and manufactured to give the ultimate performance and ergonomics a large modern kitchen demands. All units are modular and can be freestanding, mounted on wheels or suited together in a line or island configuration. Installation options include plinth, wall or centrally mounted suites.
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Can you explain what the Optimum 700 series is in greater detail?
Made by Bonnet, the cooking equipment allows the professional caterer to cook with confidence. Using modern, flexible, ergonomically designed equipment supported by the very latest manufacturing techniques. The optimum 700 series modular equipment satisfies every aspect of today’s food production needs.
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This is Hobart’s Premier series of cooking equipment. Manufactured with elegance and style, it retains a toughness giving years of trouble free service. The units are modular which provides flexibility ensuring every need can be satisfied. The Premier series comprises of mixed fuel, gas and electric over ranges, boiling tops, fryers, griddles, chargrills, bain maries, pasta cookers, bratt pans and boiling kettles.
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Why should I choose the FXP model over the FX model?
Both models are technologically advanced due to their revolutionary INTENSIV wash system but the FXP is further enhanced with a 4th stage, INTENSIV4, which is a unique drying cycle. Another difference is with their rinse systems. The FX model uses 2.5 litres of water per cycle, whereas the FXP model uses less, 1.6 litres of water per cycle. This equates to further savings on water, energy, detergent & rinse aid.
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There are three different glasswasher models (GC, GXH/GX and GXP). What are the differences?
The GC model is the smallest of the three, with a compact yet efficient 400 x 400mm basket delivering up to 760 sparkling clean glasses per hour. The GXH and GX models are high performance, high capacity glasswashers combining quality and innovation to deliver up to 1500 glasses per hour. The GXH model is ideally suited for under bar installation. The GXP performs the same as the GXH and GX models with the added features of INTENSIV4, a wash system which incorporates an active drying cycle, and a COMPLETE hygiene programme.
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I bought a brand new machine from Hobart 9 months ago and it has broken down, can it be repaired free of charge?
Where equipment fails within 12 months from the date of delivery to the customer, Hobart UK repairs the equipment free of charge, provided no alterations, additions or repairs have been made by any person not authorised by Hobart UK. Hobart UK cannot be held responsible for the quality of your water supply and always recommends the use of water softeners or water conditioners at all times. Scale related damage is not covered under the warranty.
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What is Hobart’s returns policy?
All returns must be authorised by Hobart UK and will be subject to a 25% restocking charge. Only returns of new and unused equipment, in original packaging, will be considered. The charge covers return transport, inspection, quality assurance checks and return warehousing.
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I have mislaid my appliance user manual, how do I get a new one?
You can download user manuals from our website. Click here.
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My machine has broken down, can you help?
Please log a call with us. Click here.
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Do you have any service packages?
Yes, please click here for information.