Product review (1 stars): Out-of-Control Panel
The previous owner had installed this range in the kitchen, undoubtedly because of the downdraft vent.  Soon after we bought the house, the fairly new range broke.  We couldn't turn the oven on. It turned out that the control panel needed to be replaced.  We had the repairpeople come, ordered a replacement control panel, had them come back, etc.  Now, several years later, it's dead again.  This would be a fine range if they didn't have a control panel that renders everything useless.  The Jennair designers clearly chose to focus on having a microprocessor that lets them advertise that the range has 800 programmable features, but then gave no thought to encapsulating the microprocessor in a panel that can be used in an actual kitchen or withstand the challenges of heat (in an oven?), and moisture, and being cleaned--all of which are apparently associated with killing the system.  My mother had the same cheap range for 30 years and it always worked perfectly.  It didn't speak French, like this one does, but her oven turned on, and mine doesn't.  I'll take that over the French Sabbath-override-high altitude-convection autoadjust delay feature any day.