The GE JS760 has no obvious design flaws or quality-control problems as far as we will tell, and its build quality feels sturdy. It also comes in additional finishes than the other slide-in range we've seen. The graceful cooktop is sensibly laid out, with its two most vital and most versatile heating elements within the front row, where they're easiest to succeed in. The oven is large enough to comfortably fit a hefty 26-pound turkey or a spacious 15-by-20-inch baking stone. It features a "true" convection cooking mode for quicker, crispier, evenly done cooking, plus a high-heat self-cleaning mode, too. One important note: It's a front-control range, not a "true" slide-in range. Meaning it should be easier to put in in most kitchens, but it could be a touch tricky if you're replacing an older slide-in, so double-check to form sure that it fits your space.
The Bosch 800 Series HEI8054UC has a rich look and heavier-duty construction than most slide-in ranges. It costs far but an accurate luxury range, but details like glass touch control, metal burner knobs, and durable hardware put it above a typical slide-in range. Though its cooktop and oven specs are pretty run-of-the-mill given the high price, it's perfectly capable of putting an enormous holiday meal on the table. It's an accurate slide-in range, so it'll overlap your counters when installed.
If you would like a front-control range but have a comparatively tight budget, the GE JS645 is among the few slide-in models that (usually) costs but $1,000. The build quality feels slightly flimsy compared to most slide-ins. The oven has no convection mode, either, which is rare during this category. But otherwise, its cooking specs rival models that cost hundreds more, its owner ratings are strong, and it comes in additional good-looking finishes than tons of other slide-ins.
We have cleaned our pots and not aluminum type either. We made sure they Were the sort allowed on this Glass top. We made rice yesterday, and it boiled over. We lifted off the pot. After cleaning it with soap and water, and cotton in the morning, it's scratched on the element. We didn't slide the pot. We made eggs on another burner this morning, and it's marks again. I never had a problem like this ever. 24hrs and already problem with my high end stove.
The cooktop works great, but the oven temperature shortly became erratic. I had a Bloomberg-approved technician diagnose a faulty temperature sensor which was replaced. The oven worked properly until October 2020, when the same problem reappeared. Now we can't get a new sensor until January 2021! My brother, who recently bought the twin fuel version of this stove, is experiencing an equivalent problem!! There's a drag with the temperature sensors on these stoves, which is unacceptable given the upper than the average sticker price.
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