Product review (3 stars): Great stove to use, Questionable reliability, Crazy Maintenance Policy
My wife is happy with how the stove works. There is a long learning curve she says. She had a JennAire for the last 25 years and it was still working when I decided to be nice and insisted on buying a fancy new stove. Also, it heats very fast so I made several messes before I learned not to put something on and walk away expecting it to take a while to boil.

However, the reliability and maintenance was pathetic. It just stopped working one day after using for 3 months. It would beep and quit, both burners and oven, after a couple of seconds. It took a week to schedule GE maintenance. He arrived Friday at 5:00pm and was very professional. Unfortunately, they don't give them any diagnostic tools or training for this stove. So he guessed and ordered two new boards and a wiring harness. We waited another week for the next visit on a Friday evening. New parts did not fix the problem. He guessed again since he couldn't get help over the phone. He ordered more new parts and explained that actual diagnostic work is normally done over a phone with technical guys on the East coast. That doesn't work at all on a Friday evening from Seattle. Anyway they replaced just about everything electronic in the stove before they finally got it to work. Took 4 1/2 weeks which is a bit long to be without a kitchen stove. I even got tired of steak on the barbecue. GE extended my warranty for 6 months for the hazzle which wasn't very much considering the new stove was my idea which my wife remembered, more than once.

My lessons learned are (1) Be wary of fancy automated appliances (2) Schedule maintenance calls for the morning only (3) Buy the extended 5 year warranty since they told me the last part would have cost $1,300 if I would have had to pay for it (4) Steak every night gets old.