Product review (1 stars): Is there an inherent design problem with these units?
I have purchased many GE appliances over the years and been very satisfied.  You expect "6 sigma" products and service from GE.

This arrived in good shape and worked as expected out of the box.  Cleaning is a breeze.  I do prefer Gas to induction as it seems to heat the whole pot instead of just the bottom.  So you need to learn to cook a little differently.

Now the problem...less than 1 month of use and the "3 light" problem showed up.  Only one burner was working.  Since the problem showed up, I have seen other reviews on Amazon and on other sites with the same issue.

You can't call for service except during M-F business hours. The tech came out and said we needed parts but they were on backorder.  GE would not replace the unit despite not being able to tell when the parts would arrive.  They did offer to pay for a rental stove.  A rental stove?  You must be kidding.  Where would someone put such a thing?  On the back porch?  What about wiring?  LOL

Long story short, it was a $600 control board which was installed about a month later.  Unit is now working normally.

I would not recommend purchasing this unit as it may have a design issue or simply poor QC on their electronic boards.  You can't make a judgement based on one incident but why take a chance?

BTW GE offered me nothing for the inconvenience and suggested buying an extended warranty for over $300.