Product review (1 stars): Beautiful range-- but totally unreliable
This range appears excellent; it works well (when it works), appears to be efficient, and could be really impressive, BUT it is completely dependent on digital technology, technology that clearly isn't ready for wide release.  Right now, our 6 month old range is incapacitated--the gas works, the electricity is fine, but the control panel has crapped out, so the oven can't be used.  Now if our gas were turned off, or we had a power outage, I could handle this, but to have an oven that doesn't work without properly functioning microchips is insane.  It's stupid, it's inexcusable, and it flat out makes no sense.  Why would any responsible company take an elegant, simple technology that works--the gas oven--with a long history of efficient functioning, and then screw it up by making it dependent on crummy, unreliable microchips and printed circuit boards?

Beats me.

Electrolux says they'll have someone here within the week.