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Kilgore Trout 05-29-2008 09:58 PM

Kitchen range
 
I need a new electric kitchen range fast. Just a standard, freestanding 30 inch model. We had a fairly new, but low-end one in the house we moved into about a year ago, but it keeps needing expensive repairs (motherboard's died twice in the last year) and we don't like it much anyway. A quick look shows models from about $500-$2500. What's the difference? My budget is about $1200. Anything to look for? Anything to avoid? The one I have is a Kenmore and it's a lemon so I'm avoiding them.

Surfah 05-29-2008 10:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Kilgore Trout (Post 226489)
I need a new electric kitchen range fast. Just a standard, freestanding 30 inch model. We had a fairly new, but low-end one in the house we moved into about a year ago, but it keeps needing expensive repairs (motherboard's died twice in the last year) and we don't like it much anyway. A quick look shows models from about $500-$2500. What's the difference? My budget is about $1200. Anything to look for? Anything to avoid? The one I have is a Kenmore and it's a lemon so I'm avoiding them.

Personally I like GE. I used to build homes for a living. In 2005-2006 I built close to 60 homes. We used GE because we never had issues with them. The last thing you want are warranty issues as a homebuilder and I can honestly say we never had any homeowner issues with their appliances. We used the GE Profile line. I think it's their best line, better than their more expensive Monogram line which don't warrant their price.

I think we discussed appliances before and personally I'd stay away from Kenmore as you plan on.

Coach McGuirk 05-29-2008 11:09 PM

+1 on the GE. We have this one.

http://www.appliancist.com/30-ge-pro...ange-pb975.jpg

No problems whatsoever. We paid just over 1k for ours. The double oven is very nice.

Kilgore Trout 05-30-2008 04:16 PM

Mrs. Trout was in a hurry so we went to RC Willey last night and bought this one:

http://www.kitchenaid.com/catalog/pr...t=115&prod=461

We talked to a guy who repairs appliances. He said he almost never sees problems with the Kitchenaids. It seemed to have a lot of features for the price as well. We'll see.


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