Product review (3 stars): Basic design flaws for a very expensive stove.
We purchased our gas range (no self cleaning) through a local dealer, and we have mixed feelings about its design and performance.  We've had it for about 4 years. While we like to cook and do it every day, I would not call either my wife or me a chef! The pluses are the grates and griddle which we purchased separately.  We do like the simmer control, but the burners seem immense and we've seldom used anything but a low heat, expect for boiling water for pasta. We love the heavy grates which makes stovetop cooking a breeze.  The stove pan is VERY hard to clean and the front lip that arches over the controls is easily scratched. The controls themselves are very good and it's difficult not to see when one is on with that red circle of light showing when the burner is in use.  The roller racks are very helpful. While we've not used the broiler often , it is superb! We had to replace the (red) indicator light for a burner very quickly.
  Our big issues have to do with oven temp evenness and oven venting. We struggled for a long time with baking breads- which my wife has done for years. After several trips by the repair person and changed thermostats, we accepted the fact that while it might be her mixing of the dough, she still gets weird shaped loafs.  For boule, we've gone to using a dutch oven to bake the bread in and of course it's perfect. But perhaps the biggest issue is the way the way the oven vents. As you can see the vent is pretty much at the surface of the stovetop and it predictably blows hot oven air at some force over the cooking surface...causing the burner flames to roll and cook unevenly. While I recognize that the stove and oven controls all located under the from panel need heat protection (And don't be fooled it's all electronic underneath), we consider it a major design flaw, rendering the stove top tricky to use while the oven is on. The oven fan is also obnoxiously loud and continues FOREVER! I'm looking into the possible venting to the outside, but haven't don't know whether that's possible.