Product review (1 stars): Design Flaw Not Covered Under Warranty
We purchased the Whirlpool G7CG3064XS for a Vacation rental.  It seemed to be a nice middle of the road cook top with features we liked (grills that you can slide pots around on, recessed burners, elevated control knobs).  Where the cooktop works nicely, however, there is a design flaw.  There are little plastic "feet" the grills sits on and those feet melt, deteriorate, fall off...whatever you want to say, they don't stay on and then the grills scratch the nice stainless steel.  Because this is a vacation rental, and we don't live there everyday, this cooktop gets very minimal use.  The problem showed up in the first 3 months.  And you guessed it.  Because it is considered "cosmetic" they only cover that the first 30 days.  It is my belief as a consumer that this is a design flaw that the feet do not stay on, a "functional" problem (covered under warranty) that then causes a cosmetic one (not covered under warranty).  According to their customer service, as long as the food is still heated, it works fine and it doesn't matter if it gets scratched because the grills slide all over.  Like my husband said "an open gas flame and a pipe would still heat your food".  I am VERY disappointed that Whirlpool does not stand behind their product and that they expect me to continually replace the feet at my expense and not replace the cooktop.  I did not spend $1,000 to have a scratched cooktop in the first 3 months.  If I did, I would have bought one already scratched and dented.  Come on, Whirlpool, stand behind your product and respect your customer base.  Many of my appliances are made by Whirlpool and I want to support American Made, but if this is how customers are treated, I may have to rethink that.  Would you be satisfied with a scratched cooktop?