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30" GE Glass 4-Burners 5.3-Cu Ft Self-Cleaning Electric Range (Stainless Steel) Expired
$474.50
$949.00
+ Free Store Pickup
Lowe's has 30" GE Glass Top 4 Burners 5.3-Cu Ft Self-Cleaning Freestanding Electric Range (Stainless Steel, JB645RKSS) on sale for $474.50 (price shown when added to cart). Select free store pickup where available. Otherwise, delivery will be $29.
Thanks to Community Member crumik for finding this deal.
Note, availability for store pickup may vary. Haul away is available for additional $50
Thanks to Community Member crumik for finding this deal.
Note, availability for store pickup may vary. Haul away is available for additional $50
Installation may require a 3-Prong Range Appliance Power Cord
Features:
Features:
- 5.3-cu ft capacity oven accommodates several dishes at once for ease and convenience
- 4 cooktop elements, including two 9-in/6-in PowerBoil elements that are adjustable to fit your cookware
- Dual-element bake feature provides upper and lower elements for even heat distribution, so casseroles and cakes come out perfectly
- 2 oven racks with 6 possible positions adjust to suit your baking needs
- Automatic shut-off feature prevents unintended or unsupervised use
- Self-cleaning feature means no scrubbing is necessary to maintain a clean oven
- Ceramic glass cooktop is both sleek and simple to clean
- Removable storage drawer is a handy place to keep pots, pans and kitchen accessories
- Stainless steel finish offers a modern, polished look for your kitchen
Editor's Notes & Price Research
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- About this Deal:
- Our research indicates that this 30" GE Glass Top 4 Burners 5.3-Cu Ft Self-Cleaning Freestanding Electric Range (Stainless Steel, JB645RKSS) is $225.49 lower (32.2% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $699.99 at the time of this post.
- Offer valid through April 17, 2024 or while pricing/supplies last
- Please see the original post for additional details and give the WIKI and forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
- About this Product:
- This has a 4.5 out of 5 star overall rating based on over 12,600 reviews.
- About this Store:
- Lowe's return policy is here. -Corwin
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Edited April 14, 2024
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Basic, but well rated (4.5/5 out of 12,000+ reviews) Electric Range from GE is 50% off at Lowes (price seen in cart):
https://www.lowes.com/pd/GE-Smoot...1000014
https://www.lowes.com/pd/GE-Smoot...1000014
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| Product Name: | GE 30-in Glass Top 4 Burners 5.3-cu ft Self-Cleaning Freestanding Electric Range (Stainless Steel) | JB645RKSS |
| Product Description: | At GE Appliances, we bring good things to life. Our goal is to help people improve their lives at home by providing quality appliances that were made for real life. Whether it's enjoying the tradition of making meals from scratch or tackling a mountain of muddy jeans and soccer jerseys, GE Appliances are crafted to support any and every task in the home. GE 30-in Glass Top 4 Burners 5.3-cu ft Self-Cleaning Freestanding Electric Range (Stainless Steel) | JB645RKSS |
| Product SKU: | 1000014256_1000014256 |
| UPC: | 84691819325 |
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At 6 months into owning this stove the top glass broke. I've kept the top clean and even pristine. It came with a small bottle of Weimem glass top stove cleaner, which I used and bought another bottle when it ran out.
It broke after I heated up some water to make noodles. No splash or splatter from the water or noodles touched the glass. There wasn't a mess to clean up, so I sat down to eat. Half way through I heard the glass crack. It was loud and cracked from the back to the front, completely.
I called GE to inquire about the warranty. They asked the usual questions, including if I left melted sugar to dry on it. I mentioned I cleaned it with the stove top cleaner *they included with the stove* and GE's representative informed me that it isn't a recommended cleaner and it voided my warranty. They would not replace the stove top.
A replacement for the stove top was $850. I paid $650 for the stove. It only lasted 6 months and couldn't be used with the full thickness crack from front to back. I would avoid GE glass top stoves.
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At 6 months into owning this stove the top glass broke. I've kept the top clean and even pristine. It came with a small bottle of Weimem glass top stove cleaner, which I used and bought another bottle when it ran out.
It broke after I heated up some water to make noodles. No splash or splatter from the water or noodles touched the glass. There wasn't a mess to clean up, so I sat down to eat. Half way through I heard the glass crack. It was loud and cracked from the back to the front, completely.
I called GE to inquire about the warranty. They asked the usual questions, including if I left melted sugar to dry on it. I mentioned I cleaned it with the stove top cleaner *they included with the stove* and GE's representative informed me that it isn't a recommended cleaner and it voided my warranty. They would not replace the stove top.
A replacement for the stove top was $850. I paid $650 for the stove. It only lasted 6 months and couldn't be used with the full thickness crack from front to back. I would avoid GE glass top stoves.
Ok, so basically a mainstream oven with the same first-world problems that 90% of ovens already have
Solid deal for a freestanding. I'm always jealous because we have to pay at least double for a slide-in or drop-in range. All of them should be like this, so much more modular and replaceable (only downside being reaching across a hot surface to adjust.
At 6 months into owning this stove the top glass broke. I've kept the top clean and even pristine. It came with a small bottle of Weimem glass top stove cleaner, which I used and bought another bottle when it ran out.
It broke after I heated up some water to make noodles. No splash or splatter from the water or noodles touched the glass. There wasn't a mess to clean up, so I sat down to eat. Half way through I heard the glass crack. It was loud and cracked from the back to the front, completely.
I called GE to inquire about the warranty. They asked the usual questions, including if I left melted sugar to dry on it. I mentioned I cleaned it with the stove top cleaner *they included with the stove* and GE's representative informed me that it isn't a recommended cleaner and it voided my warranty. They would not replace the stove top.
A replacement for the stove top was $850. I paid $650 for the stove. It only lasted 6 months and couldn't be used with the full thickness crack from front to back. I would avoid GE glass top stoves.
Solid deal for a freestanding. I'm always jealous because we have to pay at least double for a slide-in or drop-in range. All of them should be like this, so much more modular and replaceable (only downside being reaching across a hot surface to adjust.
What alternative are you even finding relevant here?
You make it sound like ovens aren't commonplace where you live.