Product review (1 stars): Looks good, but that's where it ends
Looks real good in the showroom and that's where to leave it, in the showroom. Plastic knobs, yes plastic, crack where they slide onto the gas control valve. The cast iron on top of burners crack and peel. I called GE and was transferred to the 'warranty department', unfortunately I speak English so I was at a disadvantage. I was told, basically, if the stove wasn't going to blow up, the problem is a cosmetic problem, and they didn't want to know nothing, GE got their money and they're keeping it. GE did the homework and made it look real good just too bad they decided to cheap out on the parts like the metal foil covering the plastic knobs that bubbles up and releases from the plastic. The metal is just thick enough so it bends up and will cut you. The rubber pads that the cast iron cooking grates rest on become brittle from the heat and disintegrate then you have 12 holes on the cooking surface. How cheap can you get to use rubber that isn't heat resistant so close to the flame? Do yourself a favor, if your going to dump over two grand on a stove go all the way and buy a REAL stove not a cheap 'knock-off'. I'll bet if you peel off the GE emblem you'll find 'Beijing Stove Works'.