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    Reviewed Nov. 16, 2025

    I have bought (and used) Frigidaire products my whole life due to their affordability and the trust in their products. We have had good luck with them all. We bought a Frigidaire gas stove almost two years ago. Stainless steel and black. It has 5 burners on top. We love the heavy grids on top as well BUT….yes, there is a BUT…. I was so disappointed a few months later when I went to use the broiler and found out that it was an ELECTRIC broiler! What??

    I am sure it probably says it’s an electric broiler somewhere, but it never even occurred to me that was a possibility. Hence: I never looked into it. To me, a gas stove is a GAS stove! Sometime in the near future, I/we will be stove shopping again. (sigh). I miss my gas broiler for browning meats, cheeses, etc. The electric doesn’t heat up enough and it takes forever.

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    Reviewed Nov. 12, 2025

    Purchased a Frigidaire gas range in 2021 and have had issues with it ever since. Paid for the extended warranty had to have the "control board" replace after about a year of using it. Then had to have them come out again to replace some other part. now the extended warranty expired last month and I can't heat my oven up to 400 as it errors out. The error code said it's the control board again but the warranty won't cover it. I would not ever buy Frigidaire products again.

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      Customer ServicePunctuality & SpeedMaintenance

      Reviewed Nov. 3, 2025

      I recently purchased a gas range and in less than two weeks of use the fan started with a shrill sound. I had the propane company out to check for safety and everything was fine. The next morning the fan quit completely and the oven wouldn't work. I called the store where I purchased the stove and was told they couldn’t swap out the stove unless a Frigidaire approved appliance repair tech assessed it and deemed it defective. I now have to wait two weeks for a tech to come tell me my stove is defective. Meanwhile I can’t use my oven. That’s totally unacceptable to expect a customer to go through this process to get a new stove taken care of. If I could give zero stars I would. People save yourself a lot of trouble and buy a different brand.

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      Reviewed Oct. 23, 2025

      Horrible!! Let’s go back to.. I purchased the stove March 2025 from Home Depot and in October 2025 I started to smell gas.. There was a gas leak and this occurred when it was installed and pieces of the stove were bent up and even though purchased the warranty with Home Depot for 5 years.. They said needed to go the Fridgaire.. Well that was not fun! There are so many issue with the customer service.. They send you service providers who do not service your area or answer the phone.. They read a script and do not think out of the box and say the same things over and over.. This would absolutely be my last purchase from them!

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      Reviewed Oct. 22, 2025

      I bought mine a few years ago and it doesn't heat evenly in the oven. The top burners are either too hot or don't get hot enough. The control knobs are made of plastic and have a cheap film that covers them with the numbers on it, mine started to peel off on one and now they are all peeling off. I contacted customer service and they wouldn't do anything about the problem. I will never buy a Frigidaire appliances again. I have enclosed a picture of Frigidaire's reply and pictures of what the knobs are made of.

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      Reviewed Sept. 28, 2025

      My Frigidaire gas range was purchased in August of 2020. My gas company installed it. Switched it to propane. A few months back started having issues with the flame on the stove. Not enough space to go through all the details. Contacted customer service. Scammed me into buying a service contract. Person came to check it didn’t touch it. I turned it on. He said it had never been converted which wasn’t true and what I needed was covered after being told everything was covered by two different people. Needless to say I feel the customer service was horrible and buying a new stove different brand.

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      Reviewed Aug. 6, 2025

      Warning! In April of this year we bought a Frigidaire Gas Range from Best Buy and purchased the extended insurance. It was installed and the oven has never worked. We notified Best Buy when it was installed that the oven was not working. They informed us that since it was past 15 days since the purchase, for the first year we had to notify Frigidaire and they would repair and/or replace it. Frigidaire said they would send a repair person to fix it. It is now August, after 6 repair visits, and waiting for parts we were finally informed in the first week of July that they would replace the range (which is now dangerous if turned on). We still do not have an installation date. The managers at Best Buy say it is Frigidaire's problem and Frigidaire has multiple times promised to call us back with a date and not called or emailed. We keep calling and it would appear we are out the $1400 we paid.

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      Reviewed July 10, 2025

      Your message states that we should keep in mind that others will review this feedback. I am glad that there will be a review from other consumers. I purchased a stove in November 2024. By Late May the stove knobs malfunctioned (two that are on the left). Gas began to leak and I had to call the gas company to come out and turn the gas off to avoid any mishaps. I have made two calls to Frigidaire's manufacturer to request either service to the machine or replace the unit. They cannot halp me without a serial number is what I have been told. I, both times, tried to read the the serial number off of the stove. It is IMPOSSIBE to see the number because, Frigidaire placed the serial number on a sticker in an area of which it is virtually impossible to read, and peel off to retrieve the information.

      I am a senior and my mother is an 87year old. Both of us cannot get to this information. We are stuck with a unit that is not working, but is still being paid for. This is not fair to the consumer. I asked if they can send a technician to retrieve the needed information or replace the unit. I purchased a 5 year warranty which is useless at this point. It seems that the model and item number should be of some assistance and it is not. And to add insult to injury the representation of this company is horrible, useless and does not offer assistance!!!! Bad Business! Next stop.... better business bureau!

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      Reviewed July 10, 2025

      During the Frigidaire/Electrolux 2025 Memorial Day sale, we ordered the oven/range model FGRG3062AW in white along with add-on services (extended 36-month warranty). We ordered it directly from Frigidaire.com on June 1, 2025. June 9, 2025, DELIVERY DAY: The appliance was delivered Monday, 6/9/25. We tested the stove and noticed there was a lot of orange flame mixed in with the blue. All four burners were this way.

      There was a strong gas smell when the burners ignited and they had a noticeably louder hissing sound. The flame was coming out at a wider diameter than it should and the flames rose above the burner grate. When the burners turn on, the orange flames “POOFs” outward well beyond the diameter of the burner and grate. Scary. We did not use the stove much the first few days, because I use my air fryer a lot. Then we were out of town during the week after it was delivered.

      June 19: After we returned home, I went to fry a steak for the first time on this new stove, on June 19, 2025 (ten days after delivery), and noticed the burner flame was hard to regulate, the flame still looked too high, the louder than usual hiss did not sound right to me. I then tested the oven and the oven flame was too high. I tested the burners without pans on them to observe the flames. The flames on each burner make orange flares that jump up way above the burner grate. When the flame on each burner is on high to medium-high, the center portion of the flame is more white and rises up 4 inches above the burner grates. You can clearly see whitish flame and see heat waves rising high up. Very scary.

      My steak ended up burning, cooked on medium flame, when I’ve not had that problem with my previous stove (same pan). When the front left (medium size) burner is turned down to low, it make high-pitched whistling noises that sound like too much pressure. I realized the stove is not safe and that I cannot use the oven, either, due to the oven flame running too high.

      June 19: When my husband got home, I asked him to look at the burner and oven flames. He said it appears like it could be the stove's gas regulator that is not right. With both of us concerned and feeling we needed someone to come and take a look, I called Electrolux directly and spoke to “Pam” at 7:30 pm. She made note of my description and gave me a Service Ticket Number. She said it would take “24 to 36 hours” for “someone” to contact me for repair.

      June 20: I called Electrolux at 1:18p and spoke with “Joy” to ask if they had made contact with a repair technician yet and stressed that our stove and oven burners were not safe with the high and flaring flames and high gas pressure. She said she understands but I would have to wait a little bit longer before they hear back from a technician. So, I asked her if I could expedite the repair ticket and she said yes. She told me I would have to wait “3 to 5 business days” to receive a repair call, which I was not told when I had originally requested the repair on 6/19. 3 to 5 more business days was not "expediting" this, it was longer than original 24 to 36 hours I'd been told when I called the first time!

      June 21: The left burner (medium burner) began making a high-pitched hissing noise when it had been on for several minutes. Very uncomfortable, I shut the burner off. I took videos of all the burners acting defective. June 23: No service call or email yet, so I called Frigidaire at 1:18pm and again spoke with “Joy”. She told me that the record shows still no contact yet with a repair place in our area. I asked if it would be faster if I could contact my own repair person to come out and fix the issue and send them the bill. She said I could do that but I would have to give that person the serial number, model, my name and address, and my repair ticket number, and then that tech would have to contact Electrolux first, for permission, before coming out to look at the appliance. So, basically no difference than waiting for them to find a tech.

      June 25: My husband finally received an email (time stamped 7:35pm) from from Electrolux/Frigidaire stating they had contacted an appliance repair tech in our area, and that there was a tentative date for repair set for June 30, and it stated for us to contact the service to make final appointment arrangements. June 26: I called the repair company to confirm that we would like the technician to come out on the date given by Electrolux, June 30. I was told that there were no appointments available on the 30th but they could send a tech the next day, July 1. I had them schedule that for us.

      July 1: The tech arrived around 10:30am. I told him that the burners are too high, 3-4 inches above the burner great with white hot flame in the center of the high flame, they “POOF” outward with orange flames and a strong gas smell when ignited, make a loud hiss when on like there’s too much gas pressure, too much orange flame mixed into the blue, and that orange flames flares up high, intermittently, while the burners are in use, even when turned down to low. He spent approximately 30 minutes at the back of the stove adjusting the regulator while he had me intermittently turn the left front burner on to see if the adjustments lowered the flame, reduced the pressure, or stopped the orange flames and flares.

      The flame did lower a tiny amount but not enough, and none of the other issues, especially the orange flares, improved. He adjusted the regulator as much as it could be adjusted and the problem did not resolve. He spoke with a fellow tech on his cell as he worked on the back of the appliance. The tech on the phone asked if we had propane and I said we have natural gas and have never had a stove with burners like this. The tech wrote his a report on his tablet and had me sign. He said that Electrolux would probably be the ones to contact us about what they want to do, so that he could come back out and bring parts. Tech emailed his report to us before he left our driveway.

      July 4: After three days with no emails or calls from Electrolux/Frigidaire, I called them, at 3:57pm, to ask what they are going to do about our stove that was delivered defective. I spoke with “Reg” for a few seconds and then the line beeped on their end and the call disconnected. I called right back and got “Sam”. I told her that I wanted to know what Electrolux was going to do about my unsafe stove that was delivered defective, since it had been three days since the technician was here and submitted his report; and it was almost a month since it was delivered. She said she would look into my “ticket” in the account. She said it shows that the tech had not sent his report to them yet. I told her that there has to be a mistake somewhere because we received an emailed copy of the tech's report before he left our house.

      She rechecked and again said there was no technician report yet. I asked to speak with a supervisor. She put me on hold for 3 to 5 minutes and then came back on to say that there were none available that day due to the holiday. She said someone would notify us on Monday, July 7, about what could be done for us. I told her that someone needed to call by Monday or we were going to reverse the charges for this stove range and the extended warranty we purchased. I asked her to put that in the notes on my account that we will be reversing charges if we don’t get a reasonable resolution by Monday. She said she would put that in the notes.

      July 7 (Monday): The repair place that had sent us the tech, 2:49pm, and spoke with “Marcy”. I asked if their tech sent his report on July 1, the day he was here for service and had also emailed us a copy of the report, because Frigidaire had told me on July 4 that they had not yet received it. She checked and said he had sent it.

      July 7 (Monday): No call or email yet from Frigidaire by 3pm, as they had said someone would be in touch with me by Monday. I called them at 3:04pm and was on hold until 3:28pm, waiting for a support tech. “Irene” answered and verified my phone number, and then I told her that the appliance repair company had sent the report on July 1, the day the tech was here, which means they had his report when I called them on 7/4. Then I asked what and when Frigidaire was going to fix or replace our stove range. She asked for my address, and then as I was giving her my address the line got quiet. I asked if she was still there there and then there was a beep tone on their end and the call disconnected.

      I called right back (3:31p) and was on hold again, waiting for a support tech, until 3:55p. Then “Rose” came on the line. She verified my information again. I then told her that the tech had sent his report the day of service, and I asked what Frigidaire was going to do about the broken, unsafe stove they delivered. She said, “Please hold and I will check what the best option is for you,” and then the line immediately disconnected, again (3:59pm). This time, at 4:07pm, I called Electrolux, hoping I could speak to someone there, to get some answers, and not be disconnected again.

      After a one minute hold, “Sam” came on the line. I explained that I keep getting disconnected and told her that I am still waiting for the company to do something to repair or replace my stove, and that in two days it will be a month since it arrived, and we're still waiting for them to honor our warranty and do something to fix or replace this dangerous stove and oven. She misunderstood and thought I was still waiting for a tech to come out for the first time. I explained the tech already came last week, as my account should indicate, and that I am waiting for an answer on whether they are going to repair the stove/oven or replace the appliance. She said she would call my appliance repair place and ask them about the tech’s report (still claiming they had not received it after almost a week), and she put me on hold at 4:10pm.

      She came back on the line at 4:18pm and said she spoke with my appliance repair place. She said they told her that the tech said the appliance is “not repairable” because the stove has a “pressure issue” (which we had already figured out before he came to look at it); and she said Chelsea said they “cannot repair it” and that “someone else would need to look at it.” So, I asked “Sam” what am I supposed to do and what are they going to do about that? “Sam” said that I would have to wait until another technician can be located to come out and see if the stove can be repaired by them. I stated that is NOT acceptable, after a month of a broken, dangerous appliance, and said that they needed to rectify this today.

      I reinforced that I want a resolution today or that charges for the appliance will be reversed. She said there was nothing she could offer, and then I asked to speak to someone in higher authority there who would understand the urgency of this situation and have an ability to resolve this today by setting up a return and replacement for this defective appliance. She said she would check to see if there was a supervisor who could speak with me. I said that would be great. She put me on hold and came back five minutes later. She said her supervisor, “Juanita”, was on another call at the moment but that she would call me back within an hour. This was at 4:26pm. She assured me Juanita would call me back to see if she can help me.

      I am beyond fed up with Frigidaire/Electrolux’s exceedingly poor (lack of) response to their defective, dangerous appliance that was delivered to our home. It is irresponsible and dishonest. I can’t use my oven and the burners are dangerous unless turned down very low, which makes it very difficult to cook and fry. It has been a month and for days today since we ordered this appliance and two days from being a month since it was delivered. Instead of remedying this quickly and ethically, they expect me to wait for however much longer it will take for them to find another technician who is willing to accept what they pay to do this warranty work.

      After "Juanita" the supervisor had not called me back within an hour and longer, I called Electrolux again to ask if “Juanita” is still there and available. After a four-minute hold, at 5:58pm, “Immanuel” answered and asked how he could help me. I let him know that I was told over an hour ago that the supervisor “Juanita” would call me back within an hour. I asked him if she was still there. He said he was not sure and would “send her a message to let her know that" I am “waiting to hear back from her.” I won’t be holding my breath any longer. By 6:33pm there still has been no return call from “Juanita”. By 7:07pm there had not been a return call from “Juanita” the supervisor. Also, there is again no email from Frigidaire/Electrolux about what their plan is to fix or replace the defective stove they delivered. "Juanita" never called me back, ever.

      Frigidaire/Electrolux is running a scam, defrauding its customers, lying to customers' warranties who call with legitimate concerns about their appliance issues, blowing smoke, taking your money and leaving you high and dry. This is criminal. When will we the people have had enough of this? July 8: Still NO email or phone call from Frigidaire/Electrolux about when I can expect the dangerous, defective gas range to be either repaired or replaced. So, I called my credit card company, issued a report, and requested a "reversal of charges." My case is currently under review. I refuse to put up with Electrolux's criminal behavior in these matters. This is over the top.

      July 9: Despite my reversal of charges there has still been NO contact via phone or email from Frigidaire/Electrolux about this nightmare. July 10: Still no contact via phone or email from Frigidaire/Electrolux about this nightmare. I want their appliance out of my house. I am still without a safe and properly working oven and range. Frigidaire/Electrolux HAS NO CUSTOMER SERVICE!!! THEY DO NOT CARE!!! They just want to get your money and then you are on your own, even with a paid warranty. BUYERS BEWARE!!

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      Reviewed May 30, 2025

      We purchased a Frigidaire gas stove. What we thought was a gas stove problem is they have a broiler that’s electric coil. It wouldn’t even heat up the water to take a bath. You can’t even get a char on a steak. Called Frigidaire. Warranty was up. Spent $179 to have him tell me that it’s a coil not gas. The fact that it’s only 120 coil not 240 like collector stove.. First of all when you buy a gas stove, it should be all gas. Far as I’m concerned it is false advertising because it has a gas burners, but a broiler is electric. Don’t buy it if you don’t want the electric broiler. It’s a piece of junk.

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      Frigidaire's history stretches back to its founding in Indiana in 1916, when many of its most innovative "iceboxes" still used actual ice. It introduced the world's first 30-inch electric range in 1952.

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      Frigidaire
      Year Founded:
      1918
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      www.frigidaire.com