Fisher & Paykel Series 9 Professional 36-inch Dual Fuel Range, 6 Burners, Self-Cleaning review

The Fisher & Paykel Series 9 Professional 36-inch dual fuel range (RDV3-366-N) is one of the best values in pro-style ranges, especially in late 2026. It starts at $11,899 and brings six sealed burners up to 23,500 BTU, 121,000 BTU total, a 140°F full-surface low simmer, a tilting touchscreen, air fry and pyrolytic self-clean. A promotion running August 1 to December 31, 2026 extends the warranty to 5 years. The main trade-off: the oven is 3.8 cubic feet usable. Stovetop cooks get a lot for the money.

Best for: Serious cooks · Gas-flame cooking · Attainable luxury

Design and build

Fisher & Paykel, now owned by Haier, has steadily built a credible pro range line. The Series 9 is stainless and freestanding, with LED halo-illuminated dials and a tilting touchscreen that angles toward you. RDV3-366-N is the natural gas version; RDV3-366-L is propane.

The tilting touchscreen is the most modern control layout among the pro ranges here, and the halo dials keep basic burner control simple.

Performance on paper

F&P rates its dual-flow burners at up to 23,500 BTU, more than Wolf's 20,000 and close to Viking's 23,000. Total output is 121,000 BTU across six burners, essentially matching Thermador's Pro Harmony. The 140°F low simmer is a standout spec: that's low enough to hold sauces and melt chocolate without a double boiler.

The oven lists 4.8 cubic feet total but 3.8 usable, and the usable number is the one to plan around. It's the smallest 36-inch oven here. On the plus side, you get air fry, a food probe, guided cooking and full-extension telescopic shelves, plus pyrolytic self-clean.

Air fry inside a pro range is unusual and useful: it saves counter space and works at full-oven batch size.

Who it's for (and who should skip it)

Buy it if you're a stovetop-heavy cook who wants strong burners, smart features and a better warranty than most rivals for under $12,000. Skip it if you bake in volume or roast big birds; a 3.8-cubic-foot usable oven will feel tight next to Wolf's 6.3 or Miele's 5.76.

It's also a smart choice for households stepping up to pro-style cooking for the first time, since guided cooking softens the learning curve.

Price, warranty and service

It starts at $11,899 on fisherpaykel.com. The standard warranty is 2 years limited, but F&P's professional range promotion adds 3 years, 5 total, on qualifying ranges bought August 1 through December 31, 2026, with claims due by March 31, 2027. That's the longest coverage among 36-inch ranges here during the promo window. Confirm local authorized service before you buy.

If you buy after the promo ends, assume the standard 2-year warranty applies unless F&P announces a new offer. Compare that directly with Hestan's listed 3 years.

How it compares

See the Wolf 36 dual fuel and Wolf vs Miele ranges for the premium alternatives, and the Thermador Pro Harmony 36 for an all-gas value rival. Our best 36-inch ranges and the range hub cover the field, and the Kitchen Suite Matcher can pair it with an F&P integrated fridge.

Specifications

Specs and prices checked Oct 7, 2026 against Fisher & Paykel’s site and authorized retailers. Configurations, panels and installation change the price: confirm with a dealer. How we rate.

Fisher & Paykel promotion: Professional range warranty extension: Buy a qualifying professional range and extend the 2-year limited warranty by 3 years (5 total)., Valid August 1 - December 31, 2026; claim by March 31, 2027. Confirm eligibility with an authorized dealer.

Where it ranks

• Best tech-forward dual fuel - The Best 36-Inch Gas and Dual Fuel Ranges

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Prices are manufacturer or retailer list prices when we last checked; luxury brands set minimum advertised prices, so savings usually come from dealer packages and rebates. Ratings are editorial estimates: see how we rate.