[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My kitchen is designed around an open hip wall between the kitchen and the dinning area. A high counter separates the two. I was forced to buy a down-draft unit or remodel the entire kitchen, and the only down-draft available was a JennAir. The unit has a very large oven with four shelves...one shelf slides all the way out of the oven for easy reach for heavy items. One cook top element offers a super low setting for melting things like chocolate. One offers a super fast spot to quickly boil water for pasta or seafood. The third element is split....turns on small circle for small pans, or large circle for larger pans. Down-draft fan is much improved over the fan from 20 years ago. But, there is no option for delayed baking. My old unit had two timers, this unit has only one. However the control panel is much improved. Very expensive
Pros: Convenient, Easy To Use, Quality Construction
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The oven takes much longer to preheat than the older model, however, it cooks well. The glass top is hard to clean. I have had Jenn-Air for over 25 years. I believe in the product.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Have owned this stove for 3 weeks and like very much. Only negative is the lengthy time for oven to heat.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This replaced our 30 yr old Jennair. I like the look. The oven is huge. The features are all you'd expect from this brand.
Pros: Convenient, Attractive Design, Easy To Use, Compact, Quality Construction
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My mum’s old stove died slowly. It ended up being a counterfeit. True JennAir! Even bacon roasted evenly. Perfect, just perfect. But, a lot to learn.
Pros: Convenient, Attractive Design, Easy To Use, Quality Construction
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Does it cook and bake nicely? Yes. Do I like the auto fan shut off and large oven? Yes. However, I am disappointed at the lack of features compared to my 20 y/o one I replaced. I miss having two timers. I am surprised this new model doesn't include a meat temperature probe. It was one of my favorite features in my old one and made roasting turkeys and chickens a breeze. I don't like the controls on the top, it makes it super annoying to clean. It always bumps a button and turns something on. I was not happy that it doesn't come in white. I have to have a down draft so this is my only option and now it doesn't match the rest of my kitchen. Most annoying however is the newer blower motor install. First off the new fan is MUCH louder than my old one. Second, the hole for the new blower is at the back of the unit (the old one is in the front). Normally drilling a new hole would only be mildly inconvenient, but my old house has water and electrical I had to avoid. More annoying still is the fact there is ZERO wiggle room to install the new blower unit. The old one you mounted the motor in a bracket and then attached the discharge hose (lots of room under the unit to do this) and then a simple plug into the back of the oven to power it. The new one has no room to work, all the parts almost touch, the blower is in two pieces, the discharge is a tight squeeze, and then instead of a simple plug there are more complicated and tight/ hard to get to pieces to hook up for power. I have small hands and long finger and barely was able to make the connections. There is no way my husband could have fit his hands underneath to hook it up.