Frigidaire Gas Ranges Reviews

My 2003 expensive Frigidaire stove exploded 07/26/12. On setting the stove to preheat, there was a late gas ignition, causing an explosion great enough to move the unit, blow open the door, and send 4lb stove top grates flying two feet up and several feet over. Thankfully there were no injuries, but had the stove released more gas prior to ignition, had the oven door been locked (clean mode), or had my daughter been standing in front of the stove, it would have been catastrophic. I have pictures, I have the unit in storage, I provided info to Frigidaire (nothing they will do), and I've opened a complaint with CPSC.

I bought a Frigidaire gas range (basic). It looks nice but the burner grates are very, very dangerous. When you go to move the pot, if you don't pick it up, they will slide very easy and burn you very bad. Whoever tests the stove does not know what they are doing. I hate it and would never recommend this stove. Some day someone will burn or start a fire and it will take a lawsuit to get the company to stop making it or improve the burner grates so they don't slide. Do not buy this stove.

I have a gas Frigidaire Range. I went to ignite the burner, had the pan on the stove and thought I heard it ignite. I left the kitchen, when my 12 year old son said he smelled gas. (I also had another burner going.) I looked and the burner didn't ignite. The off position is past the high position on the knob. So you have to turn the gas up to turn it off. Luckily, nothing came of it. I am getting rid of it, and will find something safer. Hope if someone has a fire from one of these; Frigidaire is held criminally liable for it. If the ceramic tops, which just sit on the burner, are bumped, the burner won't light.

I have had my Frigidaire gas oven (model # FPGF3081kF). It is almost one-year-old. Last Monday night, it was on convection bake and would not turn off. There is no obvious reset button, so we had to pull the stove away from the wall and turn the gas off. I called the repair service and it is covered, but my biggest concern is that the oven is barely a year old. I emailed customer support through Frigidaire's website and the only response that I got was to get it fixed and purchase the extended service agreement. I think there is a design flaw in this model that causes heat to rise from the oven and damage the computer control panel. What horrible customer service! I have 2 small children and am concerned that this will be an issue that will happen again and we will have a more serious problem.

The Frigidaire stove is very dangerous. It shuts close when opened halfway out with incredible amount of speed and force. The door shut and cut part of my fingers. It was so extremely painful. This is definitely a flaw in the manufacturing and this stove ought to be recalled as it is not safe to consumers. I'm just glad it was me that was injured and not a child.

I bought an oven from Lowe's, which is a Frigidaire. I hooked up the gas, and proceeded to try and bake dinner for my family. After about 5 minutes, I started to notice the smell of gas. I hurried to the oven and shut it off. I had to evacuate myself, my wife and my three kids out of the house, due to the amount of gas in the house.

This is for my in-laws who are elderly. I have pictures they took showing the door on their newer stove. They wrote to Frigidaire: “I have talked to your customer service rep. and supervisor and have been given the same answer that Frigidaire does not cover the following complaint under Frigidaire's warranty. The small oven door (this stove has a double oven) allows particles and liquids to leak into the glass viewing area and over time will make it impossible to view the oven content as well as becoming unsightly.”

We purchased a Frigidaire glass top stove at Bad Boy in Barrie Nov. 2007, Model #PFEF374ES3, Serial #NF73720364. We use the oven part very little (maybe 30hrs on it since new). Last year, the outlet on top blew. It blackened the enamel on top, so I purchased a new outlet (not yet installed).

I chose to purchase a Frigidaire gas range because I purchased a side-by-side refrigerator years before and didn't have any trouble. So in November of 2008 I purchased a 36" gas range from a local retailer, whom I have dealt with in the past. At the end of October or beginning of November 2011 (yes, 3 years later), I started experiencing problems. The problem was every time I used the bake feature the unit would smoke so bad that I had to open all windows and doors so the smoke alarms would not go off. After Thanksgiving 2011 I called Frigidaire to find someone local to at least look at the unit to let me know what was going on. Someone finally got back with me two weeks before Christmas and wouldn't touch it because he feared it was a manufacturer problem.

We purchased a Frigidaire Gas Range Model No. LGGF3043KFK, in November 2010. In January 2011, I used the self-cleaning feature. I tried to use the oven to bake and it would not work. I called Lowe's Home Center where we purchased the range and they gave me the number for Frigidaire Customer Service. I called, a repairman came out and ordered a new control panel. The range was two months old. It took over a week to get the range back in service. I again used the self-cleaning feature on November 25, 2011 and the control panel is out again.

I have had my range a little over a year and the touch panel has gone out. We must turn off the breaker in the breaker box in order for the oven to turn off. This was an expensive range and we are so frustrated that we are having to call for repair. My father was a Kenmore repairman for 35 years and appliances were made to last 20-25 years. Now, you are lucky if they last a year. We had concerns early on because the knobs get hot when cooking, but I didn't have small children so we have overlooked it. Three years ago, we purchased all Frigidaire appliances for a spec home we built. The side-by-side refrigerator was delivered only to have no freon, so it had to be replaced but not without a fight. 12 months later, the condenser unit went out. Junk. That is all I can say. Never buy Frigidaire.

I bought a stove in 2006, and there was a recall on this stove. They came and fixed it in 2010, and I had problems in spring of 2011. The stove seems to never turn off, like if I put it on low or medium and try to turn it off, it will go to high. So sometimes, if you're not paying attention, it will go to high, and then we have a problem. They sent out a technician, and he said there was nothing wrong and he can't help me. I called back Frigidaire (Electrolux) and the manager said there was nothing he can do, and I told him, "I guarantee you that I'll be calling you back with worse news."

We own Frigidaire Range/Oven m/n FEF336ECB. When using the right left front burner, it would trip the circuit breaker and entire unit would turn off. Turned on circuit breaker and turned on burner to use again and the back of the oven sparked, popped and caught fire!

We bought a Frigidaire range at Lowe's. It worked well for about the first 9-12 months then, the electric oven control went out. I contacted the company and they said "sorry, the warranty is up". The worst product we have ever had. In my opinion, companies just don't care about quality anymore.

The hinges on my gas oven model FGB24T3ECD are faulty. They have been replaced at my expense numerous times. When the oven heats up, the hinges will not function, becoming tight with the bearings wearing out, and then bending the hinge and even ripping the bolts out of the unit. When Frigidaire is contacted, they want to only give you a service technician's number as though you cannot look that up in the yellow pages yourself. They also deny that there are any other issues with any of their oven door hinges when a simple internet search will show many complaints.

I bought a Frigidaire smooth top stove from Lowe's. Frigidaire stove burners were always random. Set it to simmer, and food would boil dry. Put it on the highest temperature, and it might boil or might be like bath water. The oven is very uneven. Its botttom would be almost burned and top anemic with rack on top level. I had to turn pans around. I tried the quick bake option with fan but it is still uneven. Last week (one year and two weeks in), I was using the oven and it would not turn off. Finally, I pulled the oven out from wall and plug it out.

We purchased a Frigidaire/Electrolux stove from Sears a little over a year ago. The other day, we went to turn it on and the display, where the controls and clock are, completely fell out into the stove. Now, we are unable to cook anything and because the warranty was up 21 days ago, we have to pay for a new part. We called the Sears parts center and ordered the new part. They shipped the part 4 days later and when we received it, the wrong part was in the box. We called back to see what they could do about it as we have company coming over this weekend. The customer service representative on the phone said that she could ship us the correct part today but that we would have to pay for the part again, pay to ship the old part back, and wait for a credit on the first, incorrect part. We advised her that we did not have the money to pay for the part again and she said that there was nothing she could do.

We purchased a brand new Frigidaire Range last year. After using the stove to cook our meal, I then started on the veggies on the top of the stove. I went to turn on the stove top and the stove knobs were so hot it burnt the tips of my fingers. What would happen if a little child touched the knobs? They need to recall the knobs and make knobs that will not get hot when the oven gets hot.

One star is now low enough to rate my experience. Like many other people on this site, I bought a 24 inch Frigidaire Gas Wall Oven in 2008. Within a month, the door fell off its hinges. Sears repaired it. We bought the extended warranty.

I purchased our home in March 2011, and it has an existing Frigidaire stove (FGF337ECC). For some reason, the oven will not work; Frigidaire has confirmed that the manufacture date is in 2006, and it has the purchase date somewhere around mid 2007.

I purchased the Gallery Series Gas range model #GLGF388DSF in April 2007. In July of 2008, I started to notice that the overlay on the control panel had hairline cracks on both bottom corners. I emailed Frigidaire customer service, provided pics as well, and questioned if this was due to "faulty materials" used and asked that they make good on this. They responded by telling me the warranty is over and they couldn't do anything for me. However, I could purchase a service plan through them once I've had the overlay repaired.

I purchased a Drop-In Frigidaire Electric Range model no. FED300ESE on May 1, 2010 from a local independent appliance store I consider to be very reputable. Within a couple of weeks of installation, the outer oven glass dropped down into the door. I called the appliance store, who contacted their repairman to come out and look at it. The repairman made a quick fix with something that looked like foam tape, which he said was what was originally holding the glass in place to begin with. The first time the oven was fired up, the glass dropped down into the door again. Without going into the the long grizzly details of each repair visit, the appliance company has had both of their recommended repair companies out several times with several different kinds of fixes, all recommended by the Frigidaire company to them, one included replacing the entire outside of the door. Each time, the glass fell down into the door with the first or second use of the oven.

In February 2010, I purchased a Frigidaire stainless steel gas range model FGF364KCB from Best Buy. I purchased this particular model for two reasons: One, it had the look I was looking for. Two, the surface of the range was mounted to the stove top to prevent spills from entering into the range. Boy was I ever fooled! Always remember that looks can be very deceiving or should I say, if looks could kill. On 12/18/10 around 2:00 in the afternoon, my fiance was frying some French Fries when he noticed smoke coming from the stove top. He called me in from the living room and said the oven was smoking. I ran in there and smoke indeed was pouring out the stove. We kept trying to leave the surface and fail. Finally, it dawned on us that we need to unscrew the surface.

I had a home built in 2008 and had installed a Frigidaire drop-in/slide in stove. About 6 months ago, the large back oven began to not go down; when I turned in on low, it stayed on high. I jigged with the knob to make it go down. Now when I turn it off, it remains on. There is a recall on some of their stoves that do the same as this one, but they say that this one is not on the list; model no. FES365ECD, serial no. NF64310003.

I have had a Frigidaire Gas Range product for just over 6 months now and I paid over $1200 for this product. The Model No. is FPGF3081KFE. I have taken extremely good care of this product. Yet I find it has a small chip on the cooktop. This is very poor quality control on the part of Frigidaire and a product defect at the very least.

I purchased a brand new Frigidaire gallery stove for a litter over $1000. A couple of weeks after purchase, I stumbled upon these reviews and thought, "Oh no." Thirty days after purchase, the igniter won't shut off so I have to unplug the stove and light the burners with a match. I can't use the stove. A repairman came out two days later after I begged him to come out on a Saturday which they don't do. He ordered parts which arrived a week later.

We purchased a Frigidaire stove and dishwasher in 2005 and their over the range microwave in 2007. Within 1 1/2 years, our right front burner quit working. About 2 years ago, we had problems with the top sprayer falling off in the dishwasher, which we had to replace. Shortly after that, the springs in the doors broke so the door now will fall all the way down if you don't grab it. Now, it makes loud grinding noises when it's in use and sounds like it's going to die anytime.

Fortunately, I didn't buy this appliance. It's in the apartment that my wife and I have occupied for five months. I'm making this entry to alert others before they spend their hard-earned money on a product such as this.The range is a recent model and doesn't appear to be more than 3 or 4 years old. I have no complaints about the range part, as the gas burners seem to function well enough, with quick ignition when igniting the burners. My complaint is with an obviously poor oven design, which causes extensive charring to the items baking in the oven, particularly cookies, as these are typically placed in evenly across the oven, not just in the center, as would, for example a small pizza.

We bought a Frigidaire Gallery gas range from Sears on 2/27/10. Two weeks ago, I turned on the oven and smelled a rare, very noticeable odor. We were thinking it was gas. I called Nicor gas company to come out and check for a gas leak. It was a carbon monoxide leak with a level of 1422ppms that came out of the oven in a mere 1-2 minutes. Our CO detector was faulty, and had I not called the gas company, we would have died. Nicor gas company tagged our oven/range as defective and too dangerous to use and turned the gas off to the unit. We don't have a stove/range now and have been eating out for 3 weeks.We can't get hold of anyone to figure out what to do with this defective range. Sears has been of no help. I went online to contact Frigidaire. They e-mailed me, saying there was no way to call a live person to talk to about this situation.

I bought a gas oven from Lowe's. It's a dangerous piece of crap. In order to get the oven lit, you have to turn it up to 500 degrees and slam the oven door several times to get the gas to ignite. From the complaints I have read, it's not worth contacting Electrolux who is not backing any products named Frigidaire.

We purchased a Frigidaire gas range (model # BGGF3042KFE) in March 2010. It wasn’t long until I noticed how easy it was for the front knobs to be bumped and gas would leak. It wasn’t bumped enough to light the burner, but enough to have the gas leak. Once it happened when I reached over the stove to the microwave, and once I was stirring something on the back burner. Both times I just bumped it with my stomach.

I bought a new, bare basics style Frigidaire gas range just before Christmas, 2009. For the most part, I'm pleased with it. It does everything I need it to. And it even does something I don't need it to do: cause fires! The trivets (burner grates) slide out of place way too easily and are constantly catching my potholders on fire, even when I'm using my lighter weight pans. I use a lot of heavy cast iron or aluminum cookware and the easy slippage of the trivets combined with the weight of those pans guarantee a fire if you're not on guard!

Frigidaire stove model #FGFL77ASD was bought for about $600 in 2004. Gas stove is very dangerous and a piece of junk. The thing won't light. When it does light and heat up, a small "boom" occurs. It's very scary, plus I can smell insulation or wiring burning up. It's a useless piece and Frigidaire is not backing it whatsoever. Useless money spent on a useless dangerous item.

I bought this Frigidaire free standing gas stove model # glgf389gb 3/11/09. After having electric for 30 yrs, I didn't realize everytime I was turning on the oven I would get a massive headache. I called the gas company nstar and they disconnected it saying the stove is unsafe and has a very high co reading. I have a repair person coming out on 3/22/2010. The women I spoke to told me I would have to pay 85.00 for a service call but they didn't even deliver the stove until 3/27/2009. The stove cost me 1,092.57. Does this company make any good gas ranges? After reading numerous complaints, I wonder how they get away with this **?

Our Frigidaire gas stove model FGFL87DCE started to have a funny smell when you start the oven. On 3/10 we used the oven for about 4 hours, between 380 and 400 degrees. The next morning, 3 people had severe headaches and one person fainted. We suspected carbon monoxide poisoning. We had the gas company come and check all the appliances in the house. The reading for the oven was 227 ppm.

Model #FGE337AWJ Serial # VF53231484 Made by: Frigidaire. I had a scare of my life and especially a scare for my grandchildren’s life. Yesterday, I woke up feeling dizzy and my grandson was not himself. My carbon monoxide went off and alerted me about 8:00 pm that there was monoxide in the house. We were checked out by the EMS. I was told that if I would not have notified anyone, my grandchildren might not have made it through the night. Oh my God, that was a scare! I left my house and Dominion Gas came and reported it was a leak in my stove. Please take this matter serious and pass it on and please install a carbon monoxide unit in your house or apartment. I had a headache and was dizzy for a week. I had to leave my house.

Oven just died. Baked one day and the next day it just quit.No clock or oven and no broiler. Mine is a Frigidaire gas stove. It is only 3 years old and by the first year, the paint peeled off of it. I paid close to 800.00 for it 3 years ago. So I have a new house and one ugly non working oven!

I have no problem with the merchant who sold me the Frigidaire gas stove. I do, however, have huge problems with the designers who created this nightmare and then marketed it as being easily cleanable. The top is impossible to clean using a damp cloth. The black remains smeary and spotted. The grates are heavy and have to be scrubbed with a scouring pad. All this joy for the price of $1000. Frigidaire should be ashamed of themselves for this product but I'm sure that they are not. I am having it removed from my kitchen and taking it to the appliance store where it was purchased with a sign on it saying "Do not buy any Frigidaire products."

We purchased a Frigidaire gas stove in the fall of 2009. This is a five burner stove. The problem is that the knobs to turn the burners on are not safe. They are supposed to be safe. They should push in and turn to lite. Well, if we lean against the knobs, they turn on. Not a very good safety on these. I'm thankful that my husband woke up one night and smelled the gas and didn't turn anything on because we could have blown up. I went and bought a gas detector; and it worked because I was watching TV and the alarm went off. I went to check and the burner was on without being lite. Gas smell again.

I wish I knew about this website before we got our Frigidaire range. Our burners come on spontaneously as well. It's terrifying. They flare red hot while in the off position. A repair did not remedy the problem, just as others have described. What is required to begin a class action lawsuit? If attorneys read these complaints, please don't wait for the bigger settlement you expect to get after someone burns to death. It is not a matter of if, it is a matter of when.