I'm glad to see your posting- I am also trying to find out more about the ovens, without much luck. The Fagor was recommended to me, though, as a good quality oven, with good capacity for it's size, and just today I read that the BS wall oven won't be available until sometime this year. The descriptions that I've seen for various ovens only seem to give exterior dimensions, but neither interior dimensions nor cubic size, which would help. I'm looking for a very good oven for bread and pastry baking, mostly, as I'm interested in possibly doing a bit of commercial baking on a very limited basis, and the oven in my current range is entirely unsuitable for that. I'll be following this post with interest. Sorry I have nothing more useful to offer.

Well I am loving the gas oven and my mini flame thrower broiler. I have not tried to broil steaks yet...to see if it comes close to an outdoor grill. Customer service? I called them and they said they would send a repair man. I called them on April 30th, I think. Haven't heard from them since. I have been too busy to remember to call them. End of the year field trips, grading papers, and entering grades has been my primary focus. Four more days of school, and I will be free to put more effort into my AR problem. Will post when I find out more.

If you have one of those huge double ovens from BS or American Range can you answer a few questions? 1. Did you put a drawer under the oven? 2.Did you raise your ovens up a little instead of using the company's specs? 3. Do you wish you had raised them a little more? Is the bottom oven too low? 4. Is there anything you wish you had done differently? 5. Does your oven cabinet have a wood back on it or is it open to the sheetrock wall? Thanks, peke

Update Jan 2019... AR customer service refuses to contact me even though I am contacting them every month. At this point, all I need is a repairman. I found a company locally that I hadn't called before. I explained that it was a 650 lb oven and there was no point coming if they didn't have 2 people to lift it out. They said, no problem! When "they" (he...1 person) showed up, he turned it off and on, unscrewed a panel that I had already told him wouldn't help, asked again what was wrong with the 2 ovens, then said he could fix it if I could find another person to help him lift it out. Unbelievable! I reminded him that he was the one I had talked to on the phone and I had told him he needed to bring another person with him...Then he gave me a bill, I paid it, and he left. Nothing was done except my bank balance was left. I finally started calling repair companies in the closest large city near where I live. Most would not drive 1.5 hours even when I offered to pay a trip charge. I finally found a company in December who came out right before Christmas. $170 trip charge plus $240 to listen to me tell them what was wrong even though I had explained in detail in a text to that same person. I told him exactly what was wrong with each oven...I am an expert at AR problems by now....So at least 2 people showed up this time. They turned it on and off and took off the same panel that the last guy did even though I had told them it wouldn't help them. I showed them the parts AR had sent me which turned out to be only parts for the gas oven. Seriously, AR! They knew the electric oven had problems too! So, because they didn't do the research about AR oven issues that I had asked them to do in advance, they couldn't fix it. Why do some repairmen do that? To make more money! He had the parts to fix the gas oven, charged me the trip charge and hourly charges, then did absolutely nothing....$410 less in my bank account... January, 2019, he hadn't called me back. I called the company and spoke to someone else. A week later he called back. They will be coming back next Tuesday. AR said they have had no problems with the ovens....LMAO....then when the repairman kept asking questions, they decided to look into it....oh, my! They DID have a design flaw where the electric broiler would come on too frequently. A sensor needed to be disconnected. Disconnecting it means the oven will take longer to preheat, but it is better than no fix at all. I have the parts that AR has sent me over the years. 3 times they sent the parts but did not send a repairman. Gee! Big help! The newer models have a different sensor that will not work in my oven. They knew about the design flaw! So, $148 per hour and he thinks it will take 3 hours. Trip charge? Not supposed to be one this time, but who knows! $450 more from my bank account, but maybe it will finally be fixed. For a while, at least.... I doubt there is a warranty on the repair work. Next update is next week. Oh, I forgot to mention that these hybrid ovens have had a huge price increase since I purchased mine. They are selling for around $12,000 now! Who is buying them? Why are they buying them? There are many more complaints about AR than just mine.