Product review (1 stars): A Huge Mistake
This model has been discontinued by the manufacturer, probably because its extensive digital technology is damaged by heat, a point apparently overlooked by the stoves architects, since the primary job of a stove is, after all, to produce heat.
The most irritating defect is the oven door precipitously locking on its own. It cannot be unlocked through the control pad, and necessitates a visit by a repair technician, who then needs to order new parts. This generally occurs when oven gets hot, but has also occurred when the stove has not been used at all.
During the 2-1/2 years I have owned this range, the door motor lock assembly has been replaced twice. The circuit board associated with the display has been replaced three times. I was advised by a technician during the one of the first year warranty period visits to: purchase an extended warranty, and never use the self-cleaning feature.
After finally coming to terms with the fact that I threw $2400 out the window and needed to replace this attractive but unreliable beast, I wrestled with the question of whether to sell, donate or recycle it. I contacted Electrolux to ask if they would transfer the extended warranty to a new user, and they absolutely refused, offering to cancel my extended warranty as their solution to my dissatisfaction with the stove.
My conscience would take too much of a beating if I were to even offer this thing as a donation, since it would likely precipitate hundreds of dollars of repairs and weeks of disuse to an unsuspecting buyer, so its being rendered unsellable and good for recycle of its metal only.
It goes without saying that I would never purchase another appliance manufactured by Electrolux or one of its subsidiaries.