Like GE and GE Profile (or GE Monogram)? When I compared Whirlpool and Kitchen Aid dutch door refrigerator freezers at Lowes I found their interiors were more or less identical. In fact the KA had the same door bins as the lower of the two Whirlpools (with no rubber bottom pads in them). Apparently some people are people are willing to pay extra for a brand name. A refrigerator could say "Bob" on it for all I care. What's important to me is reliability, features, and value. I recognize that others may have different priorities, so this isn't intended to be judgmental.

Well, the problem was not a relay, but a solder join that melted. Yes, the oven relay pole became unsoldered. A bit of solder and back to normal. This brings me back to a final comment. The technology is wonderful!. The stove is brilliant and safe. All homes in hot climates should consider this appliance. But, the board quality and manufacturing quality are where the problems stem from. The use of mechanical relays instead of solid-state switches, single layer boards for high current traces, not bending lead to increase solder area in high current spots. All these areas can easily be fixed and produce a superior, long-lasting product. This is why LG and Samsung have come into the appliance market and swept it. The USA manufacturers are too use to a monopoly and only care to produce a product that lasts the warranty period (was sure my case). Would I recommend it... yes. It is unique. What other stove can boil water in minutes, faster than any non-commercial gas stove, and at the same time place one's hand right next to the pot and be only warm. The stovetop always looks brand new, as it does not get that hot (no burnt-in oils). Also, the temperature range control can deal with chocolate and confectionery. Can you tell I do the cooking at home :o)

Can't understand the difference between Pro and Elite. I was told that Elite is made by LG and Pro by Electrolux, not sure if it's correct. I like the handles on the Kenmore Pro. Does someone have an experience with Kenmore Pro??

Actually, just to say, those are not the full model numbers. Full Kenmore model numbers are in format of xxx.xxxxxxxx (three leading digits, a period, followed by more digits). The numbers you reference are either catalog numbers or stock numbers, possibly from Sears.com web site. They don't cite full model numbers there. The full correct number is typically only found on the tag on the appliance ... although user guides may reference enough of the number to get a better handle on it. I found 79983 at Sears.com. The linked user guide references 795.7998* Searching SearsPartsDirect.com (for appliance parts) finds 795.79983510 74023 traces to 795.7402* which brings up 10 matches for parts (different ending numbers for colors and revisions). 795. indicates LG as the source manufacturer for both. There are reviews on Sears.com. Eighty for 74023 but unfortunately none for 79983. Reviews at other sources can possibly be found by Googling the stock numbers 79983 and 74023 or the longer model numbers.