Product review (2 stars): Be very careful before you buy this one----something they don't tell you.
First off I'm not positive this is the exact model of range that we have---I can't find any model numbers on our range as I prepare to write this review----so check these facts against what you are about to buy.

We have never had a gas range before----so didn't know enough to check some things about this one before we bought it.  Of course the salesman told us it was top of the line---best quality product we could buy.  MAYBE NOT.  It does look good and we love the convection oven and the warming oven below the main oven---both electric by the way.  The PROBLEM which we discovered right away was that there is is a SEVERE DANGER---particularly for those like us who have had no experience with gas.  We had a pot of something boiling on a burner and it boiled over and the overflow water extinguished the flame.  We didn't notice that the flame had gone out. The  gas continued to flow filling the kitchen and adjoining rooms .  We came back in to discover the house filled with gas.  I turned off the gas flow from the valve outside.  That was providence watching out for me because I discovered later that had I tried to turn the gas off at the range I might have blown myself , and the house, to bits.  This is because TURNING THE RANGE CONTOL KNOB OFF WILL RESULT IN A SERIES OF IGNITION SPARKS BEFORE IT SHUTS OFF THE FLOW OF GAS.  THINK ABOUT THAT!  I called Customer service----they acknowledge that there is NO SAFETY MECHANISM WHICH WOULD AUTOMATICALLY SHUT DOWN THE FLOW FO GAS IF THE FLAME GOES OUT FOR ANY REASON.  TRY THIS-----TURN YOUR BURNER DOWN LOW AS IT WILL GO----BLOW HARD AND BLOW THE FLAME OUT--NOTICE THAT THE GAS CONTINUES TO FLOW FROM THE BURNER---IF YOU NOW TURN THE BURNER KNOB BACK TOWARD ZERO YOU CAN'T SHUT OFF THE GAS FLOW BEFORE TRIGGERING THE ELECTRONIC SPARKING WHICH ORIGINALLY IGNITED THE FLAME.  THAT SPARK WILL IGNITE THE GAS THAT HAS ACCUMULATED AROUND THE BURNER.  I CAN'T THINK OF A BETTER WAY TO BLOW YOURSELF UP IF THE GAS HAD BEEN FLOWING INTO THE HOUSE FOR ANY SIGNIFICANT PERIOD OF TIME.

We have written Customer Service about this--several times and to this date they have not given us the courtesy of a written reply.

We have learned to be very very careful with the gas burners---it is possible to just 'nudge' the burner know when wiping the stove such that the gas begins to flow but the igniter is not activated---again an explosion hazard.  If you buy one of these ranges be sure you ask about these things and be suer you are willing to accept this risk if they haven't addressed this problem

One other con-----when we clean the oven with the self cleaning feature then the 'overload' breaker kicks out on the back of the machine and we have to pull the thing out, remove the back cover, and reset it manually by pushing the reset button.  Customer service did send us a replacement breaker which was installed by their service man---but it works just like the first one. We still have to go to the trouble of pulling the range out so we can get to the back to remove the pan and to manually reset the thing before the oven will work ----and we have to do this EVERY TIME WE USE THE SELF CLEANING FEATURE.

Except for the above everything works quite will----and the thing is quite attractive.  --I'm told that other manufacturers have safety shutdown features that this one does not have.  I give it two stars because it looks nice and does have some nice features associated with the convection oven.