Product review (2 stars): Looks good but very cheap construction. The Frigidaire name used to mean quality.
This is a nice looking stove and works like it should for cooking ang baking. Installation was easy and the gas line hooks up at the very bottom on the back. This makes it easier to pull out farther from the wall for future cleaning behind it. Just remember you must have a 110 volt electrical outlet either behind the stove or within 12" on the countertop. I had to use an extension cord for my hookup.

The negative things about this stove are as follows. The stamping process used on the stove top is not good. There are several areas of waviness and bad corners.

Also every gas stove I have ever seen you have to push in the stove burner knob and then turn on the gas. It is like they tried to do this but really it only works about 10 % of the time. The gas burner valves are very cheap and loose. I thought it was just my stove but when I went back to the appliance store I saw that all the Frigidaire stoves did this. If you are worried about little kids playing with the knobs this could be a problem.

Also the atom smasher engineers at Frigidaire have the control panel set to where you only see the oven set temp on the display when you are baking in the timer mode. You can push a button to see how much time is left but it disappears in a few seconds. Here is a hint Frigidaire... You set the temp for 350...it is now no longer needed information. Time is needed information when baking and also it changes unlike the set oven temp. So needless to say you'll have your timer on the countertop as usual.

Now that I own this and have been using it for a while I now know I would have bought something different. All of the metal on this stove is very thin and as cheap as all of the gas valves are I would bet this will have a 5 - 10 year life unlike the 25 year stove it replaced.