Free Standing Gas Range
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Comments (17)All these ranges are great, and they all have their idiosyncrasies. Capital, as an example have the most available features, offering large wok burners on top and self cleaning ovens below with a rotisserie if you want it. Infrared grills too. And a company that is responsive to their customers. Their one weakness is also a strength- they have 19K BTU burners. These burners go low enough if adjusted, the problem is the large circle of flames is not so great with a small pot. A small pot set on medium or higher and the flames go to the outside of the pot. The solution would be to have at lease one smaller burner with a smaller flame circle. But if you want high heat, you have to have more flame holes and that usually means a larger diameter circle, stacked or not. It's that simple. This is what Wolf and DCS do on their sealed burner ranges- 2 different burner sizes. They may also have a dual stage or stacked burner for simmer, but they still have two different burner caps. Wolf offers an open burner(on their All Gas) that is cute because it has a small cap within a second larger circle. But some people find the black porcelain bowls harder to clean. American doesn't use 'stacked' (or dual stage) burners, but has 3 different burner sizes. Even the small circle gets pretty hot when set on high. Bluestar doesn't use stacked burners either. But they have 3 burner sizes per range-and they do two things differently- the flames are directed straight up, and their medium (15K) and large (22K) BTU burners have eight fingers of flames (double rows on each finger of the 22K) going out from a small circle-and like I said, the flames shoot straight up, not out- so when you turn the thing on high, the flames aren't going to the outside of the pan ...also only the smallest burner is in a circle, the others are a circle with 8 fingers. A great design, but they have their problems too on occasion- see all the threads on this forum. And you certainly can't get self-cleaning or dual fuel with that brand....See Morebroiler in bosch free standing gas range
Comments (0)The flame in the broiler of my Bosch gas range doesn't get as high as it used to. Also, when I turn it on there is a slight smell of gas. One repair man said it's not the ignitor and he cleaned something called the oriface (sp?) He said nothing is wrong. I know there is something wrong. What could it be?...See MoreBosch free standing gas range
Comments (13)Jennymamma - I'm glad you brought that up! I also wanted a convection microwave, which the Bosch isn't. I wanted one with at least one rack (not a rack turntable). I bought the JennAir, my husband installed it before the range was here. Once the range was here it did NOT match (even though I was assured it would). The microwave had a blue hue to it while the Bosch has no blue to it's stainless. It drove me nuts! I told Lowe's about it when I was shopping for something else and they said "no problem, just take it down and we will exchange it for one that matches." I was shocked since I had had it for 26 days already. They gave me a full refund and I got the GE Profile Convection (I think 1750 or 1740), not the Advantium. They look great together!...See MoreQuestion on Slide-In Gas Ranges
Comments (2)This Frigidaire FGGH3047VF gas range (for example) is only 26.75" deep, excluding the handles. As shown in figure 3 of the installation manual, there are cutouts on the back of the range for the electrical outlet and gas pipe. If the outlet and pipe are in the correct locations and depths, the range can be pushed against the rear wall -- assuming that the wall material is acceptable for use with a gas range. You should read the installation manual for any range you are considering. Of course, the distance the range extends beyond the cabinets is a function of the range's depth....See Morejqueen3
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