Product review (1 stars): Dangerous Design Flaw
<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/LG-LDE4415ST-30-34-Freestanding-Double-Oven-Electric-Range-with-5-Cooking-Elements-in-Stainless-Steel/dp/B016AR39L8/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">LG LDE4415ST 30" Freestanding Double Oven Electric Range with 5 Cooking Elements in Stainless Steel</a>I purchased this stove about 1 year ago - Fall 2015.  I did a lot of research to select it and I love most of its features, but it has a dangerous design flaw that makes it a potential fire hazard.  The knobs that turn on the burners are positioned at the front of the stove are exceedingly easy to turn on.  You need to depress the knobs less than 1/8 of an inch to turn them on and I can easily do so just with the very tip of my little finger!  This makes it very easy to accidentally turn on the burners and even easier to turn the burner inadvertently on high once it's already on.  This has happened to me several times -- both while cooking and while just passing the stove.  I consider it an accident waiting to happen.  Fortunately for me, it was just a plastic object that melted when the stove was accidentally turned on.  We discovered it when we smelled the burning and no fire resulted.  I called customer service and the rep noted that the knobs were "very sensitive" and this was a dangerous design flaw, but could offer nothing beyond "purchase plastic knob covers" that I'd need to keep on all the time, including when cooking, or sending a repairman, at my cost, to see if the knobs could be repaired.  He did say hed notify the design team, but also said that no one would contact me about my concern.  Please beware of this dangerous design flaw!!