Product review (3 stars): Burners turn on too easily by just leaning over the stove.
I love this stove, but it does have one very big flaw.  If you don't lock out the burners after you use the stove and you lean over the stove to get something out of the cupboard or the microwave, the stove will automatically turn on.  I had purchased one of these stoves in April of 2013 and in February of 2014 I had a major fire because I had reached across the stove for the salt shaker and I did not have the burner lock on and one of the burners turned on to hi and I didn't catch it.  I had a pan of grease sitting on that burner and it caused a major grease fire that nearly burned my entire home to the ground.  My home was saved, but I lost everything in my home.  I purchased this same stove again after the fire because I love this stove so much, but I am extremely careful now to lock the burners.  GE needs to design this differently so that these burners do not turn on automatically.  With the lockout feature, you have to hold that down for approximately 3-5 seconds to turn the lock on and off.  I think the burners should be designed the same way.  That would probably prevent them from turning on if you lean over the stove for whatever reason.  I wanted to buy the model with knobs this time instead of the electronic controls, but the front panel was made, but the front panel was made of plastic rather than glass.  I wanted the quality of the glass and not the cheap plastic, so I was stuck getting the electronic controls again, because that was the only model where I could get the glass front panel.