[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have enjoyed using my new Frigidaire range. It is the first Frigidaire range I’ve ever owned and have found it to be simple to use. From cooking on the stovetop to baking, everything has cooked/baked evenly and the range cleans up very well.
Needed to replace my 10+ year electric range with defective control panel and found this one with pretty good reviews. In comparison to my old stove the cooktop heats up really fast which is a big plus. Can’t wait to try out air fryer feature.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have no complaint so far with this range I’ve now had for about two weeks, but pushing it back to the wall was tricky with so little space left behind its drawer and back panel. I’m not suggesting Frigidaire should make the drawer less deep, but some provision to allow the heavy 220V cable to properly fold behind it is called for. As it is, and because the referenced panel is secure, I had to cautiously reach my fingers or wrist behind the panel at points to encourage the cable to lay flat or to bend as needed while also pushing the range back with each encouraging success of the cable lay until, finally, everything was properly in place. I dare say that if I would have had the delivery men install the range, they would have pushed it back, left it sticking out an odd five inches or so, and left it at that. But tedious cord manipulation did allow the range to go all the way to the wall without the cable either bunching up behind it or sneaking up over the secure panel and falling into the drawer. So, Frigidaire adding some sort of gizmo to guide that cable into place would be of great help while still allowing its deep (though more shallow) drawer.