Product review (4 stars): Great stove made dysfunctional by their combustion engineers
We bought this back in March 2001. We were (and continue to be) impressed by the
safety features. (1) The knob is sturdy and small children cannot operate the knob. (2) If bigger
children fiddle with the knobs and accidetaly put the stove burner in say low or
medium or any position, gas accumulation and explosions are avoided because the
igniter turns on and the flame consumes the gas: you got it - no piolt or ignite
position for the burners. In any non-off position, the igniter will ignite the
flame.

In general it is well built though the finish is not as good as Wolfe or
Thermador or Viking.

The disadvantages:
If you do cook and you do have spillage, the burners will start clicking
yes as though you are starting it and the igniter will continue to send the sparks
when in "high" position. The company's (Duro corp) service is poor: when I
complained, they sent a technician right away and he said the burners (at that time
2), needed replacement. For more than 6months they kept saying no parts!
Then I filed a complaint with BBB and they sent 4 burners next day!
The subsequent day, a technician came and pulled the stove apart and worked on the
electricals. He then replaced the burners and it worked GREAT - for a few days.
Then the same clicking problem again. Their combustion engineers simply
do NOT know what a flame is! I was able to fix it by modifying the burner design.

Recommendation
1) If you cook, then you need to be a combustion engineer to make this stove
work.
2) You do not cook much or cook so carefully that you eliminate spillages, then
buy.
3) Neither (1) nor (2) then do NOT buy.

Raju