Customer Reviews for JennAir - 30 in. Wide 4 Burner 6.2 Cu. Ft. Slide-In Dual Fuel Convection Range with Self-Cleaning and Air Fry - Stainless Steel
Customer Rating
5
Great upgrade!
on July 24, 2025
Posted by: Dewatto3170
from Dewatto
Length of ownership:1 month
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Our old JENNAIR range lasted for 20 years finally the electronics went out. Getting this new one, how much nicer! The downdraft doesn’t pull the flame away while cooking, the burners are further apart allowing you to have bigger skillets or pots. The vent motor is an upgrade as well. The only thing that’s not too bad is the touch screen for the electronics is very sensitive, whatch where you put your hand or fingers when cleaning.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this stove in May 2025. The dimensions appeared to be the same as my old Jenn Air dual fuel slide-in stove, but they were not. The range is deeper, taller and a tad wider than the previous stove. We had to cut our granite countertops to fit the new stove. In addition, the range is several inches taller. That would not matter to most, but I am vertically challenged and it's stretch for me to reach the back burners. We have adjusted the gas flame but am still seeing soot build on my pots and pans.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The gas range top works well and is very attractive. Overall, the range is too deep and sticks out from my countertops. It's frustrating because I purchased the same Jenn Air range as I had before and the depth measurements matched. The interior of the range is a muddied gray color - could have been designed with a prettier interior color such as the royal blue inside my kitchen aid wall oven.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this unit to replace an older dual fuel downdraft range and the stove and oven are a definate inprovement. However, the placement of the electronic controls on a horizontal surface is a problem as they are way too easy to activate during normal cooking activities. Also, the installation required some major work on the flooring as the downdraft was not even close to where the older one was located. I think I'll opt for installing an overhead draft and buy a conventional range the next time around.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have had my dual fuel downdraft range for over a month now, and I am just now getting comfortable with cooking on the cooktop. I am a newbie to gas cooking and at first it was just too much, too hot, too hot, too hot! I watched a YouTube video about turning down the gas supply to each burner and that helped a little bit. I still think they should be turned down more, but we did as much as allowed by the stove. Also, I don't understand why the installers didn't share that this might be a problem, or why they didn't go ahead and fix it initially. Only the back left burner will allow for a slow simmer. The other three burners are too high even on low. I have to remove the pan and let it cool and then place back on the burner. But I am learning and I know now I cannot walk away when say frying something because it will cook so quickly and perhaps burn. Maybe this is just part of learning to cook with gas. Definitely not what I expected. Oven is fantastic. Love the air fry feature.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So far so good. There are still a few things I need to try to figure out,but for the most part, it's pretty user friendly.
Pros: Convenient, Attractive Design, Quality Construction