Product review (1 stars): Mine started spontaneously leaking gas out the top oven while no one was using it and it was off.
The tech that ge sent couldn't fix it and then left me with a leaky range.  My gas company was called and they shut the appliance valve off and red tagged it.  It means I cannot use it until it's repaired.  Customer service has been unsympathetic and rude.  I'm waiting for a senior tech to have a look at it. Did I mention that luckily I was home when the stove/range first started with the gas leak problem?  Yes, I was getting dizzy and then I smelled it.  I quickly turned off the main valve that time.  What if I had been at work?

Original review was written April 22, 2014.

Here's the update 1/5/2015 : it's been a year that I own this stove. I own the advantium microwave that matches it too.  I love, love, love this stove/oven but hate GE customers lack of support.

I hate GE customer service and repair runaround.  I had my main valve closed and went without using my appliance for about a month before it was all sorted out.

 They eventually sent a senior tech with the right detectors and it quickly started blaring an alarm indicating that yes, my stove/oven was leaking gas. The problem was "a faulty safety valve". Isn't that interesting that the safety thing on it wasn't working or broken. Which means I had a dangerous unit which was wrongly diagnosed by their less experienced tech that first came to look at it. He wrote on his notes that there wasn't anything wrong with it and anytime I called customer service they'd read those notes and treated me like I was crazy. So in the end after bad reviews I posted on sears website and consumer affairs website, calling the gas company and threatening them, they finally sent the senior tech who had a differing opinion than the first tech. The Senior tech found the problem. He said it was that the safety valve was broken and so it was allowing gas to continuously flow into and then out of the oven through the seams on the closed door. He let it build up and when he opened the oven door (the unit was off the whole time) a gust of gas came out, he got nervous and ordered me to quickly open the windows. He needed to order the faulty part and come back to replace it.  He did come back to repair it and The stove is now good.

I don't think I'll ever buy another GE appliance though, because I can't trust them to back up their product or care about their customers safety.

Just a note:  I didn't buy this here at amazon I bought it from sears who by the way were willing to send their own technicians and were very nice but I felt this was a manufacturer problem and responsibility and that's why I stuck it out with making GE take care of it.