Product review (5 stars): Great Stove!
I purchased this online on 28 Dec 2013 and it arrived on 23 Jan 2014. I ordered it shipped to the curb at no extra cost, and my husband and son unpacked it and carried it into the house.  I had a local propane vendor come out and change out the orifices for $48.02 which included hooking the stove to the gas line.  Not all of the orifices were correct, i.e., the instructions showed 4 orifices alone for the front right burner (3 black, 1 white) and what was shipped were 2 black and 2 white.  I called GE and they're sending them via FedEx and should arrive within 1 week of receiving the stove.  So until they arrive, I won't be using that burner.  The installer had no problems following the attached directions for replacing the natural gas orifices with the propane orifices.  He obviously has a lot of experience as it took him less than a minute per orifice on the burners.  However, he did have a problem removing the bottoms of the ovens to get to those orifices.  Thank Goodness I decided to pay someone to do it.  It would have taken me HOURS!  For the price, at least $1000 less than Home Depot or Sears, I'm quite pleased with my purchase.  I can hear the convection fan when I bake in the lower oven, but it's not annoying.  I can cook with four big pots (10-inch diameter) on the stove at once.  However, I cannot cook with a 12-inch skillet and an 8-inch diameter pot on the same side at once.  I've posted some customer photos of my stove showing that it does not go all the way back against the wall as my gas line prevents it from doing so.  However, my last stove stuck out a little and I never noticed.  I'll get used to this one soon.  I almost purchased the Profile model of this stove; however, the Profile is 39-inches tall.  My counter height is 25.75 inches and I didn't wan't my stove to sit about 3 inches above the counters.  The Cafe version stands at most 26 inches with the legs fully extended. It's just a tiny bit too low and so my husband cut two boards upon which the stove sits.  It's now at the perfect height, i.e, about 1/2 inch above the counter tops. I can see a little bit of the boards under the feet, but I'm just going to paint them the color of my tile and ignore them.  My focus is having a very nice stove upon which to cook.  I love to cook and having two ovens is a must when I cook for a large family.  It's especially useful during family get-togethers.