Product review (1 stars): I KNEW the oven would fail one day
In earlier days ranges had a simple knob to control the oven. Now it is microcomputer controlled with protections, bells, whistles and whatnot. First it took forever for the oven to switch on. According to the use manual it had to preheat and detect that nothing was wrong. It took 5-10 minutes for the oven to ignite. Often I had to open and close the oven door, and light one of the top burners to ignite the oven.
After 3 years, which happens to be this week, the week before Christmas, the oven started to burn intermittently. You would think it was on, but it was off. The oven would not reach the temperature and cool. Or suddenly it would switch on again when you did not expect it. Completely unusable. In the week before Christmas.
So much for electronically controlled oven gadgets. They simply fail. It is not a question IF they fail, but WHEN they fail. Thank you so much Frigidaire for ruining all the Christmas baking for this year.