Frigidaire Ranges Reviews

Range can not heat up past 350 and will turn off and give a F10 Code, which is bad wiring. Many people online have written reviews on the same product. The microwave from the GALLERY SERIES will turn on if you open the door. How crazy is that! Please everyone save yourself the hardship I have to deal with, do not buy this Gallery Series.

Frigidaire Electrolux Dual Fuel Range - I was baking a roast when I thought the oven was emitting a strange smell. I looked in and noticed the oven was extremely hot, hotter than the 350 degrees that I had set it on. I took out the roast and tried to shut the oven off but I could not. I ended up having to switch off the electric breaker. I was quite concerned this was the end of my range even though it wasn't very old. However I did use it again watching over it very carefully. It worked but I was wary and I dared not use the timed bake and go out of the house on errands, etc.

This is a flat glass range top with four burners and one bridge burner. The right two burners were turned on and in use heating pans with the left two burners and bridge burner in the off positions and not being used. Suddenly, clicking began in the left two burners like when they are manually turned on. Then the left two burner indicators began to randomly scroll through temperature settings of 1.8, 1.4, 2.6, 2… etc all while the control knobs were in the OFF position. When I attempted to turn on the left front burner's control knob to a specific setting it ignored my setting and kept scrolling through other temperature settings. Then the range top burners began heating up to the temperatures the left two burner indicators were scrolling through.

I have bought 7 years ago a Gallery Series Oven model CGLEF379DCJ. I had to buy on two separate occasions the door handle from the oven. The thing breaks down. Why? Because clueless engineering designed a door handle where screws go in PLASTIC!!! No metal sockets. So plastic melts away within 2 years, on average. That handle is not cheap, $86 + tax!!! I am now facing buying a THIRD one. Now the electronic board just sparked and repairs will be over $300. Electronic board alone is over $150. So it's going to be more practical to throw that garbage oven and buy a new one. AFTER 7 YEARS! It's clear to me now that Frigidaire and its affiliate will never be brands that I will consider EVER AGAIN.

Oven fire in main control board. Oven was 3 months old. Frigidaire has sent two authorized repairmen here both refused to replace board due to oven being a fire hazard. Oven has been non working for 3 months. Frigidaire doesn't seem concern that oven is a fire hazard and refuses to replace. Continues to find a service company that will replace board. HHGregg where I purchased oven refuses to get involved. In addition now tell me that their own 5 year extended warranty won't cover oven either due to it still being under manufacturer’s warranty. Not how their warranty was promoted.

I seem to be having the same problems that many others are. It's about 3 years old. The side gets too hot. My kids used to like to play in the cabinet beside range before we got this one, but the heat could be felt through cabinet. The oven seems to be at least 50 degrees off and I stopped baking for this reason because nothing ever seems to get done. On the top, the only burner that seemed to heat to the correct temperature was the top left and now that is messing up. Last night the burner was set to 2 1/2. I washed a few dishes and turned around to see the burner bright red. I forgot about it and turned it on to cook dinner tonight. Once again it was set to 2 1/2, but soon got bright red and caught on fire.

Worked 12 hour shift, came home to find oven had turned itself on to over 600 degrees! Stove, walls, and cabinets around/near stove were all covered with dripping steam marks from the heat. Plastic in sink was warped and dish washing sponge was nearly dried to a crisp. I don't know how long the oven had been on because as I stated before I worked 12 hours that day and no one else was in the home. In my opinion, this is a severe fire hazard. I don't feel safe having this range in my home. I now keep the range unplugged when not in use.

In the last 7 years I have lived in 3 homes with various Frigidaire range models. Every range has had the same problem. Preheat takes at least 30 minutes, no matter what temp you set. The reason is because these ovens heat up to 500 degrees then cool down to the set temp. This is not only stupid but it is very wasteful on time and energy. Most ovens heat up to the temp but not these. Do not buy any Frigidaire range. They aren't worth it.

3 year old model DGEF3041KFE is so bad I just want it out of the house. A week after purchase I called retailer and the tech came out and said it was "normal" that scalding hot air vents out of oven door when oven is on. How could that be acceptable??? I do not have young children so kept the stove with matching microwave and was ultra careful. Then I noted glass top did not clean well unlike my prior ceramic tops that always shone... this ceramic top is shabby and scarred and smudged... oven takes 25 to 35 minutes to preheat, and causes a terrible acrid smell...

The oven is now dead. Called Fridge... They said not a recall item and would cost $319.85 for the part and that and the repair would be on my dime... Seems like a fire hazard to me. I understand things breaking but, the risk of fire which appears not to be an isolated case should be addressed by the manufacturer.

Frigidaire Electric Stove Model FEFB79GSA - We have had this Frigidaire Electric Stove with convection oven for over five years. This appliance is dangerous. I have taken some pictures and attached them to provide a visual of the following description of events. Behind the convection fan on the back of the stove there is a square hole. It appears that something leaked from this square hole down the back around the convection fan and straight down to the 220 connection. This cause the connection to short. I can't believe nothing caught fire. I will not purchase another Frigidaire.

On 12-26-2014 I purchased a gallery stainless range. I went to broil a steak and found I had no broiler pan. I spoke to the store I bought it from and they told me they ordered one... It's now Feb 14 2015 so I called Frigidaire and guess what, that's an $80.00 accessory. I paid almost $800.00 for the range without a broiler pan (neither of the two pans). That's like buying a new car then find out you have to buy the steering wheel and tires are extra. What a bunch of Bull! I'm old and will probably never buy appliances again but if I do they won't be Frigidaire. ONE VERY UNHAPPY CUSTOMER.

Professional line stove was recalled right after we bought it. I watched the tech put a silver duct tape inside to prevent fires. Guess what, December 23 stove panel catches on fire, smokes up kitchen, and ruins stove. Never again by that brand.

Frigidaire Double Oven Stove - model CGEF304DKF2: It appears my lower oven sidewalls have warped. My oven racks no longer fit snugly against walls nor do they fit the side rails securely. On several occasions the racks have slipped off the side rails and crashed to bottom of oven. Twice, I was in the midst of removing a roaster and ended up burning my arm as I was trying to stop pan from tipping over at bottom of oven.

Do not buy the range with model number FFEF3013LWG, serial number VF40887588. This range is no good. The only element that works is the dual front right. The signal is audible only if you are standing right in front of it. The side of the oven gets hot. The service department is incompetent. They said that's how loud it is, so I'm suppose to stand by this appliance at all times so I can hear it go off. They said that the side is suppose to get hot as a ventilation. I told them "so it's ok for a 2 year old child to get burnt." They didn't believe me when I said "well, the last one I had did not get hot." I do believe that these items are regulated and are not suppose to get hot like that. Also the only burner that works correctly is the front right.

Range (FEF336ECC) was already in house when I moved. Worked semi-okay for 5 months (except oven). Burner started getting red hot and when I went to turn off, could not get turned off. Has happened several times now. Also, oven doesn't heat up right and then after an hour or more, gets red hot. Frigidaire said stove not under recall and won't fix. This is a fire hazard. Will not use this stove anymore. Will not babysit the burners!!!!!!

I recently had the same experience of a stove coming on by itself. The cooktop is an older model though (CFEC3X5XGS1), and the switch # is 318120504. I was told by the parts dealer, that the part # no. has been changed. If these switches have a defect, they should be recalled and a suitable replacement installed. We have several if not all of this cooktop model in the building. The other important issue is 50% of our tenants are disabled. I am unable to submit an order no. or a receipt as these units have been here for awhile.

I own a Frigidaire Gallery Professional Series electric range, Model #FEF389WJCB that take knob style #318099100. Apparently Frigidaire decided to discontinue making these control knobs. That is understandable however, what has me irate at this company is that they offer no substitute for these knobs. I called customer service and I asked the representative what I could order that used the same size "D shaft" perhaps from another model range....She tells me, "Sorry we can't help you, I guess you will have to buy a new range!!!!" She said this with the most indifferent attitude... Seriously? My range works beautifully, looks brand new and has possibly 100 hours cook time (it's in my vacation house)....How does a serious company do this without offering any solution to their customer??

Our Frigidaire range burner came on by itself and we could not get it to turn off. We had to turn the power off to the stove. I discovered that the electronic control for the burner was fried. I isolated the burner electrically, and we continued to use the stove as Lowe's would do nothing to help us. Some months later a second burner came on when no one was home. There was a pan on the stove. When I arrived home I could hear the smoke detector as soon as I exited my car. I rushed into a smoke-filled house and found a fire at the stove. The burner would not turn off at the stove so I turned the power off. The smoke damage to our house was significant. Upon researching online I found that our stove was involved in a recall.

FRIGIDAIRE GALLERY STOVE # FGEF3041KFH - I just read a review on the same model number stove as mine and it's doing the same thing. I also feel it's a safety issue.

I have read on here about numerous other people who have had the same problem as I have. My burner not turning off at all until power is disconnected from unit. Now realizing after reading all these that this is probably why my breaker box caused a fire and we had to replace our meter. Our power meter had a burned out arm from something (guessing stove now) in circuit breaker box...I am extremely upset not only about the fire and hazard from my stove but everyone else's as well. I have been burned several times as a result of the faulty burners. Extremely lucky my home didn't burn down several times. Think it is time for a serious lawsuit. Especially since the company is either not responding, nor are they doing anything about it. I had to replace my stove this week which being disabled and taking care of my disabled mother, hurt our financial situation in an extreme manner. Not to mention the physical damages such as burns and smoke inhalation. Shame on this company. You need a massive recall on these products immediately. Thinking of contacting our local news and an attorney.

I have a two year old Frigidaire Gallery smooth top stove. Model is FGEF3041KFK. The burners in the front will turn to high no matter what setting you put it on. On several occasions there could have been a fire due to this issue. Frigidaire has not been helpful. I feel this should be fixed on their dime due to the fact that the issue is one of safety. My burners are not just broken, not turning on, they are a potential hazard. I spoke to a supervisor named Jennifer in customer service, she could agree that this was unsafe yet still felt because there was no warranty, it was my problem. I have escalated it and will continue to do so. I will NEVER ever buy Frigidaire again. Also, my fridge of the same age has an issue luckily I have the warranty. I have already contacted my attorney as well.

Frigidaire Electric Cook Range LFEF3011LBD - What happens is that the left front burner makes an arc clicking sound when it maintains its temperature. Scares me. The oven does the same sound as well as uneven, over baked cakes, brownies, etc., with burned 4 edges at 350. It's made cheap.

Frigidaire Professional Series glass top oven - Whenever my wife bakes, the steam from the oven comes right up into the control panel and causes the back burner to come on. Now the protective coating is coming off. Is there a recall on these things, because this is dangerous!

Frigidaire range FFFS3015PS - Future customers be aware of the feature 'even baking system' on this model. This means that whenever your oven is on - a fan vents air out the top of oven door. When you stand in front of range, think of a fan blowing out right at you! It is very annoying especially in a small kitchen or if you're using range top. I've cooked with various ovens over 40+ years - never expected that a fan would be added now, and never really informed before purchasing it. No help from manufacturer, as 'it's operating the way it's supposed to' - but I'm stuck with a product I'm not happy with. Bad design, I feel.

I have had to order a glass front for my range since it was broken by a child's plastic car getting pushed into the front of it. Why it's broke and the glass is not shatter proof is beyond me. I have ordered the part twice now since the first one was returned to Frigidaire by FEDEX for the packaging being damaged. I understand this and am OK with it. My problem comes with Frigidaire because they can't be bothered to notify the customer of it and get a new one on the way until I called to find out where it was. So I ordered the 2nd one and was told that it would be overnighted to me. WELL, today I call again because it has been 4 days since I talked to them and guess what it never shipped. I am being told that it is on backorder and "might" ship tomorrow overnight. Guess what tomorrow is Friday and I bet it doesn't come over the weekend. The issues I have are this.

This stove is a lemon. I have had to have the electrical panel replaced twice. I cannot even use the clean feature. This stove should have been recalled!!!

Frigidaire range es510 - The top of the range control panel caught on fire and burned the wall behind the range. It did not stop burning until I threw the circuit breaker. This is the second time I have had a problem with the control panel. First time the top burners quit working and this time it caught on fire. The smell and fumes from the electrical fire were terrible. I will contact Frigidaire on Monday but expect absolutely nothing. I will update. Thanks.

I purchased the Frigidaire Professional Series Electric Range in 2007. I have been satisfied with its performance until a week ago. It began giving me an "F20 Error". For a few days, I could turn the breaker off and back on and it would restart and be fine. Then, nothing I tried would work. I called a repairman and he was puzzled by the situation. We took it in and they told me it may cost $500-$600 to repair it. I got a call from them this morning and they said it may have been recalled. They wanted me to check before they went any further because he said it is now looking like it may cost a lot more than that. I checked and it is not on any recall list. I don't want to spend $1000 to get it fixed, especially after reading the other horror stories I have read on here. Now, do I buy a new range or risk having this one repaired. At the time I bought the range, I also bought a new dishwasher and refrigerator, all three Frigidaire. I have already replaced the dishwasher. I will NEVER BUY FRIGIDAIRE AGAIN!!!

Our Frigidaire flat top range malfunctioned and nearly caused a fire. The broiler remained on after the stove was turned off and continued to heat on high. My husband had left the kitchen but returned because he was smelling smoke. So glad he didn't leave the house! We had to unplug the stove because it will not shut off. I contacted frigidaire but was told that although they have a recall for the burners doing this exact thing...the broiler wasn't on a recall. This could have burned our house down!!! Replacing with a new NON FRIGIDAIRE product.

I bought a frigidaire electric range 8/2011. It is a ceramic top Galaxy model with electronic controls. First my oven would not start. Start button is unresponsive as are several other buttons on panel. I was told that it will cost me between 5-6 hundred for a new panel plus $70 for estimate and $60 hr to have the stove repaired. This seems excessive for a 3 year old stove that cost approx. $900. I have had Frigidaire products many times with no problems but I will never buy another. 2 years ago I purchased an Electrolux refrigerator which is also this company's product and had to have it repaired the first year I had it. What has happened to product reliability??

I bought the electric ceramic top stove less than a year ago. When I turn it on and it smells like burning wires, I can see smoke coming out of the back of the unit. One time the stovetop was working fine and I turned the stove top off and the whole thing turned off including the clock and The light. I turned one burner on to the three and the clock came on and started beeping. Now nothing works. This is the biggest piece of garbage I ever bought in my life. I will never ever buy another Frigidaire product no matter what it is for the rest of my life.

About a year after purchase, the glass cooktop cracked down the middle. (The store where I purchased the range gave a new top but I paid labor costs.) In August of 2013, the left front burner came on spontaneously and got very hot. I could not turn it off except by using the circuit breaker. Repair costs about $275, replaced the part controlling the burner. In September 2014, the left front burner again came on during the night. This time when I tried to turn it off, I could see a small flash-like explosion through the cooktop. Again, the only way to turn it off was via the circuit breaker. This time repairs were $345 which included the controlling part AND the burner itself. If this happens again, and it appears likely that it will, I will get a new range. What is Frigidaire doing about all the problems their stoves have caused???

On 9-10-14 I heated the oven to 400 degrees to bake bread. The oven did not shut off and suddenly there was a loud bang with sparks coming from the stove and all the power in the house was shut off. I had to call the electric company out to restore the power and they helped me move the stove which was still hot and unplug it from the wall. Now I have to purchase another stove and it will not be a Frigidaire. After reading all the other complaints, I was fortunate to be home or else I would have find the house burned down.

A few weeks ago my frigidaire glass top randomly starting turning on. After a little research I discovered a recall on my model. Contacting customer service and they sent me a kit in the mail and told me who to call and give the authorization code to get it fixed at no charge to me. The company came out and replaced the parts and everything seemed to work right. A few days into cooking on it I noticed that the burners were getting hotter than ever before. I assumed the shortage had caused the burners to not get hot enough and continued to cook on the stove. Less than 2 weeks after getting my stove "fixed" I was cooking dinner for my family when I heard a loud popping noise. The glass top now has a crack from one side to the other, from what I can only assume was because it got too hot. Called frigidaire and they told me that there was nothing they could do. Ridiculous.

Frigidaire Smoothtop stove - Bought this stove in 2003. Loved it, never had any issues until Aug 23, 2014 around 1:00 in the morning - my family awoke to the sound of fire alarms going off. The house was engulfed in smoke. In trying to get out we could see the lock mode on the display indicating that the cleaning mode was on - REALLY in the middle of the night. Thank GOD we were able to get out. We had to throw the breaker to turn off the stove. I understand that things break and quit working, but for an inanimate object to turn itself on, in CLEANING MODE of all things, in the middle of the night that’s just crazy. I have owned a few stoves in my lifetime but never had one that could work itself most just simply go out quietly. THIS ONE TRIED TO KILL MY WHOLE FAMILY. THE LORD IS MY SHEPHERD! Serial #VF31230696, Model FEF365BWC - replaced heating element in March 2009.

I inherited a less than 4 year old gas stove top from the previous owner of the house. It happens to be their professional series. Which I see costs 2-4x as much as their regular stove tops. Suffice to say, there's a major design flaw that no one on their design or QA team noticed. Did they not have people cooking on these for a period of time before going into production? The burners are all too close to the knobs. Over time and sometimes very shortly, the knobs will all start melting for deforming in some fashion. This is especially true for the larger burner that is in the lower right corner.

Have been having this issue for several months now; only to find the burner NOT working (at all) last evening. With the older model of stove/range unit - I assumed a burner problem or a minor electrical short somewhere. I grew more 'bothered' when I see many other(s) have same problem with their units as it may be a MANUFACTURER'S DEFECT - not a minor isolated incident with the unit (not withstanding age (6+ yrs)). As I have read the reviews - I will seek estimate for the appliance repair but will think long and hard before repair is completed on this unit. Please note - we do not use the UNIT that often to find an urgent need for repair/replacement. I just want an accurate assessment/evaluation of the situation before jumping. Yes, our area is also known for BROWNOUTS and/or POWER SURGES so that is not aiding in evaluation. Please advise accordingly. Thank you for your courtesy.

Was cooking on the stove about a week ago. Bought the one with the two large burners up front and two small at back. The left hand burner when turned on took a while to get hot. Then it just keep getting hotter and hotter. Took pan off the stove and turned off burner. It would NOT turn off. It keep getting hotter. It got the reddest red I have ever seen, and then just popped and cracked all the glass on the stove. Where it had gotten so hot it also sank on that side of the stove. Called to talk to representative of the company and was told they could not help us and they never had a problem with any of their stoves. Called Lowe's where we bought it and was told they had had other complaints but that the company itself is responsible. We also informed them we were considering a lawsuit. This could have burnt our home down. If you have one of these stoves DO NOT leave Your Children to cook on them when alone. And also keep check on all elderly who have one of these stoves. Ours has been replaced with Maytag.

I have a new stove (ele.) and fridge (less than a year old). My fridge makes crazy sounds, then no noise at all. I'm so worried my compressor will go out. Repair man came out twice, said that was normal. He knew the first time he came out, everything in my freezer was melting. 'Oh' well he did something, then it was working again. But 2nd time he came, he said noise was ok... My stove gets so hot on the outside when I have the oven on, you could burn your hand by touching the side or top. And when the broiler is on, it smells like burning wire. Hope my grandbaby don't touch the stove! Thank you for listening.

We purchased the oven CGEF3032MBC in April of 2012 and have had to change the control panel two times. With a family of five, being without an oven for anywhere between 2 and 4 weeks is unacceptable. We have always had Frigidaire appliances and been satisfied until now. Have since purchased a new fridge and dishwasher and went with a different company. :-(

We purchased a home with this stove in it. Right away we noticed a problem the inspector missed. The front left element would only heat to high no matter the dial setting. A week or two later, while cooking, a white flash emitted from the back of the stove with a big zap sound. The element immediately died. Now a year later, the right front element is beginning to act the same way. About 50% of the time, the element works fine. The other 50%, it will heat to high or off. Reading all these other posts has me scared. Frigidaire will be the next GM if they don't start recalling these ovens. I had no idea of the added risk of the elements going on randomly. I will never put anything on my cooktop again! Saving for a new/different brand of stove!

I bought a Frigidaire electric range in 2010, and since then, I have had the circuit board replaced 3 times. That's 3 replacements in 4 years. The only right thing I did when I purchased this range was buying a 5 years extended warranty, so, so far none of the repair has cost me money. However, I know this range's life is only going to be maybe a year or two longer, because by the Aug. 2015, my warranty runs out. I don't know what I am going to do with this range. So much for a $1000 range. I will never buy Frigidaire again. I hope someone will help us consumers.

I've had my electric range for four years and had the door replaced twice while under warranty. Today I was cooking and heard a pop and it stopped working. The display and oven controls will only turn on when the burner is turned on but even then, the lights work but nothing heats up. No burners, no oven. Nothing! I wish I had read reviews before I bought it, will never buy a Frigidaire again! They tell me it's not under warranty anymore but I can have a service tech come and fix it at my expense!!

Can't use oven. Also, I was never notified of gasket recall & spent over $300 which they won't reimburse me for due to failed controls. The one authorized repair company doesn't return calls. I think Frigidaire is a Mickey Mouse company!!!

Re: Frigidaire smooth cook top Mod FPEC3685K5A Ser # NF93533847. Purchased on 11-28-2009. On June 1st, 2014 the cook top was off and wife outside in yard. When she came in she smelled smoke, and making her way to the kitchen found smoke billowing out from under the Frigidaire Cook top... also saw that the element between the two burners that is part of the "griddle" burners was glowing brightly on the left side.

Had stove 4 years and electronic front panel went 5 days before thanksgiving. Frigidaire could not supply board for 4 months. Had to get rid of stove and buy a new one. Wrote letter to Frigidaire and never received response. Now dishwasher panel went.

Purchased a new electric smooth top range. Cooked a roast in it and the bottom pan began to smoke, peel and warp. Called customer service since it was just over year. They could not do anything. I am contemplating a lawsuit since I believe that the smoke and smell may be toxic. Stay away from Frigidaire.

Bought a Frigidaire Professional Model smooth top range (serial # NF25125898) 03/2013. 06/2013, smooth top and motherboard replace. 04/14, motherboard went out again. Frigidaire is very hard to deal with. Refuse to replace range, offer to cover parts and I would be responsible for labor. I refused. They counter offer to pay for labor and parts and 6 months warranty on parts. Very bad products. How can Consumer Affairs help us?

Range delivered, put in place, plugged in; clock works but nothing else! Tried to contact product support. No one available. Called @ 6pm Friday evening (no support after 5 pm Friday to 8 am Monday morning). No way to figure out how to fix or no one to call to fix locally. No food for at least two days at home. Very poor customer service!!

The clock stopped displaying the time. When I read all the horror stories I think we will be replacing with a Samsung. We bought it used for a great price and it looks nearly new but it looks too risky to keep.

Model #PLEF398CC - After the oven was placed in the ON position, a loud pop was heard, and upon entering kitchen witnessed a fire from behind unit. AS quickly as possible, the breaker was shut off (it never tripped). After speaking with a rep @ Frigidaire, I was informed there was a recall on the "Relay Board" - in turn we scheduled a tech who came & changed the relay board. Upon turning the breaker back on to check if unit was functioning properly, it went on FIRE AGAIN!!! The tech explained he thinks the MAIN CONTROL BOARD is the problem.

Approximately three weeks ago, we had our circuit breaker for our kitchen trip and sparks flew out of the back of our Frigidaire range. Why? Because you have a very serious and potentially deadly fire hazard with your Frigidaire Range model # FEFBZ90GCA . Based on the hundreds of postings I have found this to be a serious issue. For apparent reason the heating element in the oven gets extremely hot, and the wires in the back. Our unit at the terminal block have melted and that is what cause the sparks.

Model FPES3085KFC approximate two years old. $1500 professional series front right burner turns off and on by itself and will go to high when set to low temp. Frigidaire professional series fridge same age runs all the time and keep ice cream hard. High end junk.

I recently noticed a ceramic, circular, honeycomb filter which appears to be for heat disbursement in my Frigidaire Electric Range (model no. FFEF3015LWD), dislodged from left rear burner cylinder which is below the center of the burner and connects to the oven. I spoke with customer support and couldn't get an answer as to the name of the part, couldn't find it on a parts diagram, and was told to get a repairman. This range is 2 years old and despite its nice looking and convenient design, it takes forever to heat up and forever to cook a meal. It's probably because it only has a top oven heating element. However, turning on a burner recently caused an electric pop. It's possible the burner wasn't inserted completely after removing it for cleaning the range surface, but there should be safety features to prevent this.

I bought a Frigidaire stove almost two years ago. After using the self-cleaning oven, I noticed the bottom of my oven was starting to warp. I contacted Sears, where I bought it and they said they couldn't help me. I called Frigidaire, and they too, said they couldn't help me as it wasn't under warranty. I am afraid of it catching fire, but no one wants to take responsibility for this issue. I also have slight brown marks on the top of the oven door. I have had a few stoves and I have never had issues like I have with this stove. Because I am concerned about it possibly catching fire, I have had to go out and buy another stove. It definitely was not Frigidaire.

The computer board has broken three times. Frigidaire replaced it after we were on the phone with them for 3 hours. I tried the self-cleaning button and the oven locked. After we got that open, the range wouldn't work. The bottom oven (drawer) hasn't worked since the first computer board went bad. I did get the range and oven to work, but we had a power outage last night and the oven locked again. We got that to open but now the range won't work. Called Frigidaire (4th time since we've owned it) and they won't do anything about their faulty parts.

Bought the range in 2004. Five years in the burners would turn on by themselves, had a local repairman replace the control panel - they reimbursed me 3 months later. Recall came out in 2011 - same repairman did the recall (moisture issue could cause burning). He said that it wasn't going to fix the problem since it was just a piece of tape. Cooking dinner in oven last night when I turned on the left hand burner, heard "pop - pop" and the whole back of it caught on fire. Called Frigidaire and they told me this has nothing to do with the recall and that they would not do anything for me.

I purchased a Frigidaire stove 12 years ago. After 10 years of use, I heard a pop, could smell plastic burning and black smoke pouring out of the back panel. The button to cancel would not function so I turned the breaker off. I so loved my stove that I went out and bought a comparable model. Silly me. I've had my second Frigidaire two years and the same thing happened again. As with a previous review I too had to have the "touch" control pad replaced after a year. I called Frigidaire and was told because I have an extended warranty the "electric" control panel can be replaced. I have asked the repair dealer if the electric control panel will be the same or has it been updated because of issues. It will be the same control panel that has started on fire with two Frigidaire ranges I have purchased. From the other reviews this is not a coincidence and Frigidaire is ignoring the fire hazard. I too was standing in front of my range both times and could trip the breaker. What does it take for a company this large to act responsibly? Why isn't there a recall on this electric control panel?

We bought a Frigidaire Electric range on 2010, and within a year the touch panel that controls the oven and stove top began malfunctioning, and the electronics needed to be replaced, which was done under warranty. Approximately a year later, the problem reoccurred, and after a lot of bargaining and complaining, Frigidaire reluctantly agreed to pay for the part, and I had to pay the labor. Now, the 2nd replacement is failing, and Frigidaire curtly told me that they do not have a recall or anyone else experiencing the same problem, and are not willing to do anything at all to rectify the problem (because in their estimation, a part failing at 12 month intervals is not a design flaw, and so not anything they're willing to do anything about!!).

I was cooking supper on Saturday and the control panel shorted out and caught on fire. Luckily, I was right there because we have a timber frame home and the house would be gone. Customer Service says it's 8 years old and they can not do anything. I brought to their attention there was a fire hazard recall but still they will not do anything. This is the second appliance that no longer works from the set we bought. The microwave just stopped working.

Purchased a two oven stove from Lowes in Nov. 2010. After self-cleaning in April 2012 the bottom oven took 50 minutes to get to 215 degrees. Reason given "Self cleaning was too hot". Thermostat reset. October 14, 2013 - same again. October 28 - same again, though "all parts were replaced". Last night cleaned again and lower oven (haven't checked top one) would not heat above 200. This is under extended warranty.

From the first few days I have been dissatisfied with this stove. I paid the price to have a convection oven because I cook for a large family on holidays. THIS IS MY FIFTH CONVECTION RANGE, AND MY THIRD GLASS TOP. This convection does not cook evenly. Something is wrong that the top is too brown and the bottom rack is too brown, while the middle is undone. I suppose the fan is badly designed. All of my other stoves have been great.

My Frigidaire Gallery Series Convection Range control panel shorted out and caught on fire. It is just over two years old. Not to be too dramatic but if I was not standing in the kitchen the fire would have spread quickly as the flames coming out the back of the control panel started moving up the wall. I'm not sure how to proceed from here so any feedback and help is appreciated. This does not look to be isolated.

Piece of crap. Almost 12 months to the day the eyes started going out. Sparks, etc. They agreed to an extension of 6 months on the original 12-month warranty period. Had service out 3 times to replace modules that connect to the eyes. They kept burning out. This stove is a fire hazard. It's dangerous. DO NOT BUY this stove. Based on my experience I would advise that you go to blogs and see what you can find out about ALL THEIR PRODUCTS. JUNK.

My sister purchased my mother a new Frigidaire Electric Range for her home July 2012. And we called the store she purchased it from October 2013 because the bottom burner in the oven melted and we do not know why. Because we didn't spill anything in there. And because the stove was 3 months out of warranty, they couldn't give us a replacement stove. And we have never had an Electric Range do this before because we have never used a Frigidaire product before and we will never use it again. And so now we have to go and purchase a new Electric Range but it will not be from Lowe’s again.

7-month old stove caught on fire as I had 1 pan of beans on that, never even got hot. It burned across the stove plate and 2 units, Nidek TEF 351 serial vf302 58005 purchased on 2-11-2013 burned up 9-05-2013. I lost the cabinets. Smoke damaged kitchen cabinets, ceilings and also dining room and living room. I have sent all paper work Frigidaire wanted, got the estimates and nothing has been done. No one will even talk to me. I would like to speak to a person. I am so glad that I got the stove to the door and my grandson came by and kicked it out the rest of the way on the car port. I think I have waited long enough. At first, I was told they were working on it and then the past 2 weeks, everybody has not even talked to me. My phone number is **.

I took an extended warranty out through Plaza Appliance when I bought this stove on 03-11-10... Now the racks will not stay in the oven because the lining of the oven has expanded. The warranty says it's not covered because it had to be electrical and Frigidaire or Electrolux says not covered because the warranty is not through them... However the warranty said if Frigidaire will approve the claim, then the warranty company will pay. Really, people, this cost for all of this stove that lasted 3 years was $1425.95. Unbelievable...

Purchased a 40" range a few years ago. The salesperson said it was a stainless top and now it is rusting. How do I make Electrolux stand behind their product?

My stove suddenly made a loud boom sound followed by smoke. We immediately called Frigidaire only to be told that we would have to purchase control board for 200 dollars. When you add in the cost for a repairman, we are looking to spend the same price that we would for a brand new reliable stove. Now my family is struggling without a stove because a million dollar company won't stand behind their products. I am in shock at how companies aren't held to a higher standard. They can make lemon, and we have to make lemonade.

Bought what I thought to be a high end Frigidaire 40" electric range. Within a few months rusting spots began to appear on the range top. Contacted customer service and was told nothing to be done. I have had the range for a few years now and the top has large rusted areas on it and looks like something from the dump. Cannot afford to replace it and I am sick of it. Will never buy another Frigidaire appliance. Would cook over an open fire first!

The control panel on my mother's stove shorted out and started on fire about 2 weeks ago. Was about 2 years old, not under warranty anymore. Frigidaire will only replace the control panel. As if she'd want a stove repaired and returned into her condo that had actually CAUGHT ON FIRE and was placed out onto her balcony by the FIREFIGHTERS. What a joke that there is no real recourse for individuals with faulty appliances, that are absolutely a safety hazard. She bought a new stove, obviously not another Frigidaire, though probably all of them are poorly manufactured.

I purchase a Frigidaire built-in oven at Home Depot less than 2 years ago. After about 6 months the oven control panel failed with the oven not able to maintain set temperature. Since the unit was still under warranty a new control panel was installed at no cost. About two weeks ago the oven was on and an error message lit up on the control panel; the oven was set at 350 and had reached a temperature of over 650. In addition the fan was running and would not shut off. I immediately shut off the circuit breaker to prevent a fire.

We bought a range from Lowe's. It was a Frigidaire professional series model #FPES3085KFC s/n NF04424258 in Nov 2010. Lowe's delivered it and installed it. The stove top worked but the oven did not. So they had to order a relay bd. They installed it. Now the oven worked but stove top didn't. So they had to order a new stove. Lowe's was very good about everything. It wasn't their fault that the stove was not built right. We were without a stove for 30 days. It has been working fine until about 6 months ago we noticed it was getting noisier and nosier. Come to find out the cooling fan is making all the racket and it lasts until it cools down enough for it to shut off.

Our display and computer went out last April. After several hours on the phone, I was able to get parts and labor covered even though our warranty had run out. We bought the oven in 2009. Now, the display panel went out and showed an error message. Guess what? I need another $190.00 part, not to mention labor. A supervisor told me that replacing it the first time was a goodwill gesture. They told me I should have bought the extended warranty at that time. I politely argued that it is a lemon and the only thing they would do is give me the part for 70.00. Going on the 3rd panel, and I am supposed to shell out $60.00 bucks a year for stove insurance? Does anyone know of a number to call besides this one? 706-651-1751.

We bought our range from Sears in October 2009 and now I have noticed the Stove top peeling. I do spill from time to time but this shouldn't happen. I called regarding a warranty and Frigidaire only covers up to 1 year only. This shouldn't happen after a few years and I only cook once or twice a week, if that! Next range or appliance I will not be buying a Frigidaire since they don't take care of their customers. Sears is no better either by the way.

We purchased this stove in April while our house was under construction. The stove has sat in a protected unused area of our home. Yes, still wrapped and boxed. We removed the stove and plugged it into the wall and when I went to set the clock, the stove became very hot at the right larger burner and I severely burnt my hand. The knobs were all turned off. The stove fan then came on and then we heard loud popping sounds and saw crazy flashes of light under the glass. We called Frigidaire who advised us to call a service provider. I want a new stove. I am so upset and sick over this.

I have my oven which I bought at BrandsMart just under 1.5 years. After using the self-cleaning feature for the second time, I noticed etching in a circular type pattern on the bottom of the oven. I thought it fortunate that I'd purchased an extended warranty. Worst mistake ever! After speaking with BrandsMart who tells me they don't cover anything cosmetic, it has to be mechanical, I called Frigidaire who told me the same thing, and told me I would have to have a repair service (at my expense)! I maintained that something created this that must be some sort of manufacturer's defect. Either the oven getting too hot, or the bottom of the oven having a defect in the manufacture of it. I was then given the name of a local repair warranty shop to call.

30" electric range - While opening the oven, the door handle broke off in my hand. This oven is only a few months old and we are renting so hopefully our landlord will replace the stove and not buy this model again!

Our 2 1/2 year old stove tripped a breaker overnight. My husband flipped the breaker back on. The stove made a very loud pop sound and started smoking. The stove is unusable and out of warranty. Frigidaire is aware that their stoves have had issues, but refuse to do anything to help.

WALL ELECTRIC CONVECTION OVEN MODEL NO. FGET2765KBA - Top oven would not cool down after 1 1/2 hours from 350*; aluminum catch pans were melted on the upper and lower ovens. Lower was not turned on. Has this model been recalled?? Does it have a history of fire? Help!!

While oven was preheating to cook lasagna, I suddenly heard loud buzz for about a second in duration come from control panel at the top of the stove. After the noise stopped, a tuft of smoke rose from the panel. I desperately needed to bake the food for a party so did not disconnect the stove at that time. This happened once more during the baking and guests smelled burned plastic so we turned off the circuit breaker. The next day, we tried to bake a pizza and the zapping noise was much louder and sounded more severe than the previous incident with about 10 times more smoke billowing from the panel. We have not used the unit since. I called Lowe's this morning but was informed I need to call the manufacturer because it has been more than 30 days since the purchase. We have had the stove for less than one year. So far, I am hoping to get some satisfaction from the manufacturer but the story is not yet over...

Frigidaire range Model FGE53045KWC - If anything is spilled, it goes right between the two oven windows and there is no way to clean it. It is a very poor design with the vents on top of the door instead of on the outside. I had Sears come out to fix it once. And they cleaned the glasses, put the door back together, and then the handle would not stay on. We ordered a new handle and put it on, but again there are streaks between the glasses on the door. If we take the door apart to clean the glass, then we would have to replace the plastic handle again.

Tonight, I attempted to use the oven to bake French fries. I used the convection option. About 5 minutes in, I heard a pop so I opened the oven and all seemed fine. Over the course of the next 2-3 minutes I hear several more pops. We started smelling what appeared to be an electrical short, so I pulled it from the wall and saw arching at the outlet. I ran outside and turned off the stove circuit at the electrical box. I came back in and my wife and daughter were shaken, but she thought enough to have the fire extinguisher ready. It was still smoking a bit at the connection, so I used a wooden spoon to disconnect the plug from the outlet.

Frididaire Glass Top Stove - When cooking breakfast this morning, there was a loud explosion as if a firecracker was going off, with a bright light. Our stove top no longer works. The oven seemed to stay heated, so my husband had to unplug it from the wall. This was a scary time for myself as well as my family. We prayed my husband would be safe while unplugging the stove. We have decided after our ordeal this morning along with the trouble we've had with our refrigerator that Frigidaire appliances are not for us. The event this morning caused me to search the internet to see if anyone else had any trouble with their stove. Wow! My next step will be looking for a stove that has excellent reviews before we purchase. This Frigidaire will be going to the dump!

So far so good with the Frigidaire free standing range. So far the only complaint I have is the oven smoked at first and the cooktop hot element lights go off too soon. Elements are still too hot, but convection top oven cooks great and you cannot hear the fan. I had heard fans on convection ovens were noisy, but this one I cannot even hear at all. Keeps food moist, but really makes things like frozen french fries crispy. Fish and chicken turn out really nice and moist. I did frozen pretzels, which every one knows get hard in regular ovens, but not in this convection one. For retired people like us, these two ovens are great. Top oven is the same size as the bottom oven, but bottom oven is not convection. The reason I did not give it all the stars is it is just too new and only have been in my house a couple of days. Plus the burner thing does not help the rating.

It has been nothing but problems with this stove. It has been serviced 5 times since purchase in 2004. This is the second time the oven door has locked itself. You cannot get it to open even if you shut the electric off to it. It cost 200 to get it fixed the last time and that was in October of 2012 which is at least $500 in repairs since purchase. At least this time, the alarm isn't sounding. I am making hubby shut electric off to it till I have to use it again because I'm afraid to go to sleep with it like this. I will never purchase anything again that is made by Frigidaire! I'm very disappointed.

Frigidaire 30'' stainless range, purchased 2008 - With the constant heat of the range being used, the oven has warped and the grates no longer fit. When any weight is placed on the grates, they fall and everything is spilled over the oven. The warranty company was called in October and a technician came on the 17th of October, and didn't know how he could fix it. He stated that he would let us know. We called the company on the 19th, 22nd, 23rd and the 7th of November and no one can give us an answer as to what is happening. At present time, we have two tin cans holding up the grate so we can use the oven. We are not happy with the service. At least let us know what they plan to do.

We purchased the Frigidaire model FPCS3085LFB stove/range in March of 2011; beautiful, induction, flat top, and stainless steel. In Aug. of 2012, we started getting error messages and complete shutdown of the appliance; never tripped the breaker even once. The appliance store where purchased has made several attempts to correct the problem, even taking the entire unit out of our house for three weeks; many tries and failures.

After building our own house, we purchased a refrigerator and slide in range from Lowe's. We purchased an extended three warranty with it that was honored by Lowe's and Frigidaire. The refrigerator had to be serviced five times in the warranty period. The stove burner control had to be serviced on four different calls. The burners would go to highest settings without touching the controls.

Using the ES300 as we do every day, we were baking bread. We left the room and the oven started making loud noises. The noises increased and smoke and flames started coming out of the oven. We shut the oven off and inspected it. We found that the element had shorted out and was welding itself together. We were surprised that there were no safety devices to shut the oven off. If we had stepped outside for a moment, the entire house could have caught fire. Frigidaire has many, many complaints of cases like this and considers it "normal wear". Frigidaire gets an F.

Frigidaire Gallery Professional broiler turned on by itself and nearly burned down my house. I thought my wife was crazy when she screamed that it wouldn't turn off. I had to rush home from the other side of town (10 min.). When I arrived, the glass had broken, black smoke was billowing and it was not even on. Someone is going to die. It took 4 hrs to cool off. My wife is afraid of this stove. This thing needs some sort of overheat protection.

I bought a Frigidaire range in June of 2011 because our stove simply blew up. I decided on buying model #FGES3065KFD because of how sleek it looked and all the bells and whistles. We paid a little over $1,400 for this stove. Right before our one year warranty was about to run out, my husband called me at work saying none of our burners were working. Yeah, right! After checking breakers and troubleshooting, they are not coming back on. I called HH Gregg where we purchased it from. They gave me Frigidaire number to report. Frigidaire customer service referred me several businesses numbers that I can have to service the range. I called several and all are backed up 4 or more days.

This relates back to my previous report dated February 1, 2012. After I threatened Sears with media and internet exposure on the subject of the ongoing problems with our Frigidaire Professional double convection oven, they eventually offered a buyback of the unsatisfactory oven, not a free replacement. They offered what amounted to an 85% refund, which represented the 18 months of use. Their life expectancy of these units is 10 years, which I personally don't actually find unreasonable from a manufacturer's perspective.

This was a new FEFL79ECD smooth-top, self-cleaning electric range purchased on July 21, 2008 for a kitchen remodel. This range was purchased with the belief that Frigidaire was an old-line, reliable company who made and sold quality products. We have since discovered this not to be the case and find we have a lemon on our hands. It is simply a piece of junk! The oven glass door has vents that have allowed spills to be trapped between the glasses in the door. The appearance is disgusting and there seems to be no way to clean it up. The bottom drawer sags to the right. The oven vent next to the left back burner has caused the stainless-looking finish to peel away. I have searched for recall information, but I have not found one to date. Why not?

I purchased a brand new Frigidaire electric range in 12/2008. This oven is less than 4 years old and I have already have to put out money. It's a piece of crap. First, the baking element went 2 years ago. Now the oven won't heat up again. I purchased another baking element and the oven still doesn't work. I am now being told it's the board server, which is at least $150. I will never buy a Frigidaire product again. The serviceman is telling me he gets a lot of calls regarding Frigidaire products.

The element cover of my Frigidaire electric range is badly pitted despite cleaning after use. The stove is a Gallery series, model # pglef375es6 and the part is PS978886. Thank you in advance.

Frigidaire Electric Range Caught On Fire When Off: As I was leaving the house, I noticed black smoke coming from the stove. It was not on nor was it turned on over the previous 24 hours. We unplugged the thing and called Leon's where we purchased it and the extended warranty. They sent out a technician to have a look. He found that there was a wire that was melted and caused a spark, which then lit the insulation on fire. He put electric tape over the wire, told me that he was going to order a new replacement harness. I was so unsatisfied that I called to complain again and let them know my concern about the fact that the stove lit on fire without it being turned on! And that just replacing the wire was not going to cut it. We were pretty much ignored.

I came home from work to find that the inner glass (there are three pieces) in my Frigidaire model LGEF3045KF stove oven door had shattered. No one else was there. The oven was not on. It had not been on for about five days. I bought it from Lowe's in November 2010. It shattered the last week of March 2012. My warranty ended in November 2011. Customer support said it is not a manufacturer defect. I don't understand this. If it is not a defect, then why did it happen?

This is a follow up to my other complaints about my Frigidaire range. Chris ** of Electrolux U.S. was kind enough to contact us and get the ball rolling to resolve the issue with our defective range. Chris is with the U.S. division of Frigidaire, and once he turned us over to the Canadian division, things started going south. To reiterate my previous complaint, Frigidaire was not prepared to stand behind their product, because it was now out of warranty. My spouse had burned his hand on the stove resulting in second-degree burns that required immediate medical attention and home care nursing. And when we mentioned that, we suddenly had their attention.

My Frigidaire ceramic smooth cooktop range (model no. PFEF323JHS2; serial no. 01407694) suddenly gave a loud pop sound in a winter night. A big crack on the smooth cooktop surface was observed afterwards. The crack ran from the front right-hand corner to the lower left-hand corner. After several telephone calls and 2 emails to consumer.canada@electrolus.com on January 09, 2012 and February 17, no response has been received.

I bought a Frigidaire stove (model #CFEF3052LSG), and it smelled like burning plastic every time I ran it. It completely stunk up the whole house and even with the windows opened, it gave me a headache. The package the stove came with says to let it run for a minimum of 30 minutes at 400; I must have ran it for at least 10 hours over the course of the first week, waiting for the smell to burn off with no luck. The top works fine, but it's something in the oven itself that stinks.

We have had the stove for about 3 years and lately when baking after about 20 to 30 minutes, the whole stove shuts down. Control panel goes black and nothing works. After about 15 or 20 minutes, the panel comes back on but shuts down shortly after if I try to restart the oven. I haven't heard any pops or other noises. The burners on top seem to be working fine. It's just the oven.

With regard to Frigidaire black wall oven model FGB24T3EB. Oven was purchased and installed in December 2008. Eighteen months after purchase, the left hinge mounting screws pulled out of the oven frame, causing the door to pull away from the oven. The hinges were replaced in June 2010. Within one year, the right hinge followed the same scenario with complete failure in March 2012.

I recently moved into a home in Markham and noticed our range and oven were left on after we had turned them off or they would turn on overnight after we have turned it off. We came downstairs to a fuming hot kitchen and a broken bake element. We have since aired out the smoke but our entire house smells like burnt metal and chemicals.

Stove arched and caught fire - Oven, model number FEFL67DCH, was in use when it started to arch and make electrical noises then burst into flames with 3 children sitting 10 feet away at the kitchen table. The children started screaming, which alerted us to the emergency and we came running from the living room. We unplugged it and put the fire out. The electric panel burnt out and the clock etc. The oven will not work and Frigidaire said that it is not their problem because it is not under warranty!

The second time I used this feature, I heard an explosion and saw flames in the oven. After the oven cooled down and I was able to open it, the element was broken and my oven was coated in thick black film. This is a Tappan Model TEF361GSA. My husband replaced the heating element and it doesn't! Has anyone experienced something similar?

My oven just went heat on and the timer keeps tripping.

While cooking dinner the other night, the top heating element for my Frigidaire electric oven (model # FEF352AWA) came on as if set to broil and wouldn't turn off. None of the buttons would turn off the heating element, which remained bright orange. Finally, we unplugged the oven to turn it off. After waiting an hour for the oven to cool and flipping the circuit, we plugged the oven back in. Within 30 seconds the top heating element was on again, even though we hadn't touched the oven settings. The oven remains unplugged as I don't want to burn my house down.

The story I sent to you on Feb. 3, 2012 was on the wrong forum. It was placed under gas ranges, and it should be under electric ranges. Here is the story again, with an update. Keep your eyes open on YouTube for a smashing event to come, that has a Frigidaire stove getting what is due. We purchased a Frigidaire glass top stove at Bad Boy in Barrie in Nov. 2007. We used the oven part very little (maybe 30 hours on it since new). Last year, the outlet at the top blew. It blackened the enamel on top, so I purchased a new outlet (not yet installed).

I first got a Frigidaire range in 2004 and after 4 years and many repairs, its control panel caught on fire, and after a small fight and several phone calls it was recalled and replaced with an upgraded version. We still had to call for the replacement to be repaired immediately because it wasn't turning on. The calls were ignored until I called an executive of the company at home on a Saturday. One year and one day later, the replacement stove stopped turning off without turning off the breaker. The front burners stopped working over the last few weeks, convect bake has stopped working then started working and then stopped again along with the front burners and the cancel button. I'm scared because this is the exact behavior of the last range before it caught fire.

On January 25, 2003, I purchased a Frigidaire convection, self-cleaning oven with a ceramic cooktop (Model FEFL77AQF). I only use the oven when I bake for the holidays and have cleaned it about 6 times on the 2-hour setting. In December 2011, I cleaned it, and it literally ate the enamel off the inside in several places. It looks like there is some type of insulation underneath. Now I do not know if it's safe to use. Has this happened to anyone else?

On 12-29-11, my Frigidaire stove (model number PLEFMZ99GCE) came on, and would not go off, without the breaker being turned off. I notified the store where I purchased the stove, which was Big Sandy. They sent out a repairman, and he said because the problem was not happening when he was here, he could not fix it, and said he would feel safe with it in his house. I personally do not. He said he would order a part, and would replace anything that could have caused the problem. It has been almost 3 weeks, and nothing. I also called Frigidaire, and they did nothing either. They said it had not been recalled.

My control panel at times won't shut burners or oven off. Model # cpef3081kfb, ser # vf93472855. I was purchased about two years ago. I am afraid of fire or my children getting burned. This product should be recalled. This is just not right.

It's a Model PLEF398CCD oven, a runaway burner about 4 months ago that only shut off with breaker flipped or unit unplugged from wall. They replaced surface unit control board ($180) to fix the problem. Now, very bright arc came from the back of the unit while cooking on convection. It tripped the breaker. Insulation is burned across the convection assist element connections. Now the oven light won't shut off. I'm guessing the main oven control board is damaged ($200+). While researching,I found out the unit was recalled for fire hazard. Frigidaire never notified me of the recall.

Oven timer/controller on Frigidaire model plef398dca caught fire after starting oven on bake mode. Loud pop sound from back of stove followed by lots of black smoke, fire and molten electronics metal parts, coming out of top range vents.

My daughter had a friend over and we were rolling out dough and baking Christmas cookies. Suddenly a loud buzzing sound startled us. Next we smelled and saw acrid black smoke thinly escaping from the top of the range. I ran downstairs to turn the power to the oven off at the electric panel. We checked for fire in the oven and there was none. Note: the unit did not turn itself off.

I was using the self-cleaning oven the 2nd time, and the outer glass on the oven door exploded and flew all over kitchen floor. It was purchased on April 21, 2010. I feel this is a defect in workmanship. The model # is 970-506-422. This happened on December 14, 2011. Very unsafe! Someone could have been injured if by the stove. The glass flew 6 feet at least, and it was very hot. Millions of pieces of glass were all over my floor.

I turned on my gas oven to self-clean. I turned it off manually after 2 hours. Good thing because the heat through the door vents actually melted my knobs and burned the top of the oven door! I have never had that happen in a self-cleaning oven. A little dangerous I think!

This morning, I was about to leave for work and smelled something burning. I knew I had not turned on the stove this morning. When I went into the kitchen, two burners were on and would not turn off. Food on the stove was burning. Had I left earlier or not been home, I am sure this would have resulted in a fire. I hope there is a class action suit. I will go to the store where I purchased this today to see if they will do anything. I seriously doubt it's because the dishwasher I purchased at the same time overflows constantly and ruined my hardwood floors last year. I told the store but they did nothing.

My Frigidaire electric range/oven came on by itself, overheated, and could not be shut off. We had to turn off the breaker. Frigidaire advised us to call a servicer and we would be responsible for the cost of the repair. He replace the computer board/clock and the oven probe. He then advised us to cut the breaker off when we left home. While on the phone with Frigidaire, they told me my stove PLES389EC1 was recalled for the burners coming on by themselves. Mine had and I had no idea of the recall. Funny, the certified Frigidaire servicer had not been notified either. This model is dangerous and could burn your home down. I am going to replace mine.

I have a Frigidaire oven (cfef372eb4) that gets to very low temperature, and shortly after begins to climb to higher temperatures. The glass cook-top is inconsistent at best. I have been able to boil water on low, and completely ruined meals on simmer. It is only 3 years old, and the oven has been used 3-4 times a week. I have tried to determine the malfunction according to the F10 code, and sought technical advice, but got none from Electrolux/Frigidaire. To have the simplest diagnosis and repair done, appears to cost between $200-$600.

I have a Frigidaire electric range model FEF177ABE that had the oven not shutting off. After baking, it got hotter and hotter. It starting beeping and displayed F1 in the clock area. I went to pull the range out to unplug but all the burners on the top came on making it too hot to move. I had to trip the breaker. This is a real fire hazard. Frigidaire wants me to call a repair company. After researching and seeing the issues they have had with these ranges, I am buying a new range and it will not be a Frigidaire.

We purchased a Frigidaire electric range, model FEF326ASK in Nov. 2006 to replace an old range that had come with the house but had stopped working. Very quickly the Frigidaire started having problems. After about 6 months, the large burners, when turned on, would often (but not always) go to high heat, causing food to burn, making them unreliable. Next, the supports holding the touch panel (which controls the oven temp and timer) broke. When we opened it up, we found the supports were made of cheap plastic, not metal. We tried to order a replacement part for the support but to no avail. We eventually managed to rig something ourselves using metal wire to support it.

The burner turns itself on and won't turn off. The burner then automatically turns itself on high causing things to burn. This is a fire hazard and also causes a loss of food due to the burner not working correctly.

I am an interior designer who bought in 2009 a Frigidaire professional series stove, microwave, refrigerator, and dishwasher. This was for a remodel for my mother's kitchen. She is now 97 and still lives in her home. I was just advised by a technician that the pump is out on the dishwasher and that is why it will not drain. This is a dishwasher that is used maybe once a month and on holidays. So, over a two-year period, maybe it was used 20-30 times. I was advised by a Frigidaire CS rep that there was nothing they could do. These are crappy made stuff.

Everyone who has complaints about their appliance should contact the company that approved the defective product. There should be a label somewhere on the product and in the manual. It could be ULC or CSA.

Last week, my Frigidaire electric range model # FEF376AQA became extremely hot while baking fries. It would not shut off or cool down. Finally, I had to unplug from the wall. It stayed hot for several hours. I contacted Frigidaire and I was advised that I need to have a technician take look at it, at my expense, because it is out of warranty. My stove is not beat, it's used but taken care of and looks as good as it did when we first purchased it. I find it rather alarming that there are so many complaints about these stoves and that Frigidaire isn't really taking responsibility. The stove that this one replaced was 35 years old. It was a Kenmore and we felt it was just time to replace it. I should have never done it, it worked better than this one ever did. I know that manufacturers have warranties for a reason, but when so many people have these issues that are serious, you would think this company would step up and take notice.

I bought a Frigidaire Gas stove a little over the warranty time a year ago. These products are so cheap you may as well make them out of tin foil so they can be thrown away when they get dirty. The cook top was blemished when we got it delivered to our home. I decided to let it go as it was only 2 spots. Well a year later, it looks terrible you cannot clean any spots off the top. My grandmother's stove we have for over 15 years still looked like new. I will never purchase any products from Frigidaire . I will be sure to tell everyone I know to not buy them. Electrolux extended warranties are a joke, do not waste your money. We now have a 1-year-old gas stove that looks like it has been through a war. I am the only person who cooks on this stove. The coating from the factory is a poor excuse for a stove top. I do not want to rate this as a "1" but I had to choose 1.

I have a Frigidaire microwave oven (over the range) for 20 months. It doesn't work anymore. Their warranty is one year only, so their product can last just over one year. I contacted their customer service and was refused for repair or replace. I am going to totally dump this junk and never buy any Frigidaire products. I just want to share my experience with whoever is looking for appliance.

This is an update on my smooth top range catching fire. Frigidaire said that they would only pay for parts since it was six months out of warranty. I believe that trying to use the broiler for the first time started the electrical short that would have burnt my home to the ground had I not returned five minutes after leaving because I forgot something. I have filed a complaint with government product safety commission. Two months later, I finally got the report to sign and send back.

While cooking a pot of soup on a very low simmer and standing next to the stove, I noticed that the soup came up to a very rapid boil. I turned the element off, but the boil continued. I removed the pot from the element to find the smaller of the 2 sized on high and would not go off. I ended up turning the breaker off and began looking online for a common problem/solution and ran across the following site **. Before finding this site, listed are several Frigidaire and Kenmore stoves that have been recalled for the same issue as myself and several others, as I have been reading. But when you go to the Frigidaire site to see if you are in the recall, it says you are not. I have had issues with their refrigerators in the past, but this now confirms that I will never own another piece of their ** again.

My Frigidaire electric range ES300 (Model: FEFL67GMA Serial #: VF72947517) that I purchased in October 2009 almost put my home on fire. We had set the timed cooking, as before, to go swimming and have the dinner ready when we return. Thank God I had forgotten my towel because when I came back, I found my home filled with a thick, black smoke coming from the back of the stove. I held my breath and ran through the thick cloud of smoke and hit the clear button which, thank God, shut it down.

I had purchased oven PLCS389DCB on 4/1/11 and after two used the glass cook top broke while boiling water. I contacted Frigidaire and they told me all they can do is charge me $300.00 not including installation, or shipping and send me a glass cook top. I have since tried to contact more people at Frigidaire and will either get put on hold one time for more than 70 mins or transfered to there HR department.

We have a Frigidaire Oven Model #FGB24T3ES. We rarely use it maybe once a month for 30 minutes if that. The hinges went out. After a quick search on the internet we found that it was very common. Of course our warranty is out like many others so the fix is around $150 per hinge. Very poorly made hinges very thin metal design.

I do not have a complaint about the store. It is the Frigidaire stove that I bought there on July 22, 2006. The model number is PLEF398DCD. We are only a family of two so the stove has not been overused. Now the oven does not work, so of course, we called a repair person from Lyle's to fix it. After the repair guy was here they called and told me that it would cost $420 to fix it.

We have a Frigidaire gas range stove that we bought brand-new 13 months ago (along with a Frigidaire dishwasher and microwave range). We eat out a lot, so it's been used maybe 25 times.

We purchased a complete set of Frigidaire appliances (stove, fridge, washer and dryer) for our home four years ago. Within the last month we had major problems with every one of them. Surprisingly, they are all now past the warranty period. Our stove will not heat up past 350 degrees without cutting out. I have replaced the elements and it still will not function properly. Our fridge malfunctioned; it has leaked all over our flooring, which now is ruined in that area. Last week our front load washer stopped working, and the sensor in the door had to be replaced. Today, as if I wasn't already frustrated enough, I turned on our dryer and heard a loud bang followed by lots of smoke and a loud grinding noise, as it slowed to a complete stop. My home has an in-law suite downstairs, which we furnished only several weeks later than our main floor. Purchasing GE appliances has not cause a single problem with them so far.

Lemon times two! And unfortunately, every review I can find on this product (gas wall oven) has had the same result of irreparable door hinges after a year or so. My elderly mother purchased a Frigidaire gas wall oven in 2006. 3 years later (and two repairmen for over $200), the hinges on the oven door were completely broken. No repairman could fix it (stripped screws, insulation coming out, unable to either open or close any more). So she spent $724 on an identical oven (unfortunately, it is the only one I can fit in her wall cutouts, otherwise I would not have replaced with the same oven).

We have 115 townhome units. Each unit has the same Frigidaire Electric Stove FEF312BSC. These units are less than 5 years old and within the last month, I have had 8 heating elements in the oven catch fire and go out. They get hot and swell and they spark and burn holes thru the metal or catch fire inside the oven. Something needs to be done about this because we are having to pay to replace all of these elements, and I have other properties that have the same type of range for 30 years and nothing like this has ever happened.

I continued to live with an oven that fluctuated in temps and burners that would go on at high temps by themselves but when I contacted anyone regarding this issue, they acted like I was nuts. 2 weeks ago, I got a recall notice on my glass-top slide in range due to a fire hazard as it can turn on the burners by itself and go to high temps automatically.

I purchased a Fridgidaire Gas Range (convection oven) in March 2009. By October 2010, the entire control panel just dies, making the oven, timer and everything but the burners not usable. When I contacted them, since I didn't have the warranty, they said they would cover parts but it was my problem to cover the cost to have somebody come in and look at it. That is a starting cost of $100.00 up front with no guarantee that this will keep further problems happening. What happened to the good products that they use to make?

This was ordered and we finally received one that was not damaged on the third try. The problem I have is that they did not include user guide and Lowes was unable to help me. When I called the number provided to contact Frigidaire, I was told that they could not find the model number for my stove and oven.

I bought a Frigidaire stove in July 2005. Suddenly one day the oven does not work, the burners slowly go out one by one. I am now down with one big burner that takes forever to heat up. When you buy an appliance, you expect it to last more than 5 years especially something as a major purchase as a stove, refrigerator, dishwasher, washer, and dryer. On the advice of many family members and friends, I bought this Frigidaire stove/oven. I am disabled, on a fixed income, raising my almost 2-year old granddaughter. What am I supposed to do now? I can't bake, and I can't afford to go and buy a new stove let alone fix this one because it will be $184.00 to fix it. I don''t know what to do, or whom to turn to at this point.

I heard about the recall of the Frigidaire ranges today and called to give them the details on what was happening on my range. They told me my model was not in the list of recalled models so they could only refer me to a repairman - at my expense. I explained that I've had the eye stay on high even when I turn it off and that I have to fiddle with it to get it to turn off but they still would not help. I wanted to speak to a supervisor but they would not let me.

October 10, 2010 I found your address on a consumer affairs website. This post will be long as I want to accurately describe the situation. In August, less than 3 months ago, our old Tappan kitchen stove needed several parts and we were told it would take a long time to obtain them, and were otherwise discouraged from repairing. We were expecting houseguests and needed a working stove. So we decided to purchase a new Frigidaire range. Model no: FPGF3081KFB, serial no: VF93549735.

My Frigidaire Smoothtop Electric Ranges has the same behavior as the one that has been recalled recently. One of the range's temperature just turn on high temperature all the time that I cannot even adjust it to a lower temperature setting, which has burned food and created fire hazard. However, my unit is not under the model listed for recall services. My unit model is: FEFB78DSB, and serial number is: VF50561211. I've called Frigidaire and has been told that I have to pay the service out of my own pocket since my model is not in the recall list!? Why did Frigidaire not add all affected models in the recall list in the first place?

We purchased a Frigidaire Range Model number FGS3065KF from an online retailer. It arrived in fine time. We installed it, and just 3 weeks after getting it installed, I used the highest output BTU burner (front right) to can with. Although the pot I use is large, it's not overly large. However, the heat from the flame started melting the front faceplate of the stove. If I'd been away from the stove or not paying attention, it could have potentially caught on fire. When I called to ask for warranty (since my brand new stove is now melted on the front and I thought they should know about this potential safety hazard), I was told that yes, they have heard of this happening, but no, they won't do anything about it. Sorry, it's just considered "wear and tear" and that they weren't that concerned about fire.

I bought a condo that came with the stainless steel range/microwave in 2008, all brand new appliances. Fast forward 2 years later, the microwave started on fire while my wife and I were sleeping. The damage was pretty severe as my kitchen and bathroom has been destroyed. Never buy anything from Frigidaire as their products are a pile of **.

I purchased the double oven in April 2010. Since it has been installed we have had four visits from Mr. Appliance in Winchester MA. We have never been able to use the oven. It simply will not heat. Today we have had the oven on for six hours and it still has not reached 350 degrees. Please help us get the reimbursement we deserve or a new oven. I have repeatedly called fridge air and they say I have to have it repaired and when they are satisfied nothing more can be done maybe I get an oven replacement. This double oven cost $2000.00 which we paid in full. I am being taken by Fridge air and Sozio Appliance says they can’t do anything unless fridge air gives them the ok. Each time the appliance repair people come they do something only to have it go back to not working again almost as soon as they leave.

I purchased an electric smooth top Frigidaire stove model FEFL79DBK around late 2006. Four years later, the burner went to high on its own, and then would not turn off. I had to cut power to it via the circuit breaker. I contacted the company, but we have to pay to have someone come out and look at it. This model was not part of the big Frigidaire stove recall, and yet it is exhibiting the same problems. I've filed a report with the CPSC. If you have a non-recalled stove that is having these sorts of problems, please file a report at cpsc.gov, and maybe they will determine that a recall is needed.

I preheated my oven to 350 degrees to bake a cake. In 19 minutes the cake was burned to a crisp. The oven extremely hot. I tried to turn the oven off but it would not turn off. It was very difficult to pull the stove out of the space it was in. I had to pull the plug to shut the oven off. Stove repair will cost $280. I have to buy a new stove. This is not on the recall list but should be! This is a smooth top convection oven, Frigidaire stove serial #VF23417069.

I have had my electric range approximately 7 years. In the last 4 months, we have encountered the same problem for 4 times as of tonight. The range indicate F9 which the manual indicates that it is a motor door lock fault. The repairman has replaced the motor board three times, not to say the inconvenience of preparing meals. We also were told to replace the brake to the range less than a week ago (July 22) and, low behold, the same problem has occurred again on July 31.

I purchased a 30” built-in range Model no. FGES3065KF. The stove does not go back to the wall and it's larger than 30" with its end trim. It needs to have its granite redone. The range dose not include a trim kit and a cleaner for the range top. There's also no broiler tray. I spent $1500 for this store, your reputation have been thoroughly upset, added expenses that should not be. I expect to hear from your rep. to change this situation by July 27th.

I have a 2006 glass-top Gallery series Fridigaire stove. I went to bake, turned the oven on and the panel in the back of the stove caught on fire, it was in flames. I grabbed the handle, pulled the stove from the wall, then ran, turned the electric off and beat the fire out. The stove's circuits are fried and the stove has been on recall. They want to fix this stove and put it back in my house. I think they need to replace it completely. It was purchased at Lowe's. My house could have burnt down. What can I do about this? Thanks.

We purchased a Frigidaire Smooth Top range and was happy with it until recently. The left front burner will not shut off unless we turn the power off. The model number is not one listed on the recall so they will not replace even though it’s doing the same thing. This could have burned our house down if we had not come home early that day. I am afraid to leave my house and when I do, I’m afraid to leave my bulldog there, worried that the range will burn the house down.

In August 2007, we bought our Ceramic Top Frigidaire stove from Lowes. Model number: FEFL796SA Serial number: VF72829513. Shortly afterward, I had the left front eye on low heat and had left the kitchen. My husband found the eye on the highest heat and the pot dry and smoking. The dial was still set to low. We had to turn the knob backwards several times to get the eye to turn off. This has happened several times. We are careful not to leave the kitchen when using this eye. A friend of ours told us about a recall on the flat top stoves. This led me to call Frigidaire.

Purchased brand new appliances from local Frigidaire dealer and within three months the control module on the professional series range went out in it. Electrolux replaced because it was still under warranty. Now it is doing the same thing and I am sure it will cost hundreds to replace. I have not had good luck with the range or the side-by-side refrigerator. I am very unhappy with their appliances and judging by the number of similar complaints, they should recall their ranges.

The brand new electronic range we bought 6 months ago had defective circuit board. They sent us the Mr. Appliance, the sub-contract company. After the repair, Mr. Appliance charged us $79.95. The range is still under warranty. We asked the reason, but they never explained it and told us they will send the bill to the collection agency if we did not pay the bill. We paid unnecessary repairing fee of $79.95 and was threatened by them for reporting to the collection agency.

We have a Frigidaire Glass Top Oven/Convection oven that is five years old. We also purchased matching stainless steel appliances at the same time to the tune of thousands of dollars. This week we were using the stove when sparks and flames shot out of the back, and then the stove and all controls shut down. We were shocked by this and immediately turned off the circuit breaker that controls the stove. A serviceman from an independent company came and diagnosed the problem as a burned out clock unit. He indicated that this was not the first time he has seen the same problem with this stove.

Stove range model # FGFL79DBE; purchased from Lowe's in December 2005. Used the broiler for the very first time on May 9, 2010 and the stove caught on fire. Insulation and/or wiring began burning inside of the stove. As the house filled up with black smoke, I disconnected the gas line and removed the stove to my outside patio as it continued burning. There was smoke damage to my ceiling, walls, and to the exhaust fan above the stove. I called Lowe's; they referred me to "Frigidaire". Frigidaire customer service employee "Ryan" (Philippines) stated, "They would replace the stove if it was determined unsafe," and gave me telephone numbers to service techs but took down none of my information. Service tech came out confirmed stove had been on fire (burning). He did not dismantle the stove to find out the definite cause of the fire because he felt the bottom line was that the stove was unsafe and to be replaced, advising me "under no circumstances was I to place that stove back inside of my house and to leave it outside and covered under the heavy plastic sheathing" since it had continued smoldering.

I complained to Frigidaire that there was a design flaw in their slide-in range. The space between the front two window panels becomes dirty/greasy quite quickly. The only way to clean the front window is to hire a technician at $61 to remove the door and clean it which I did. I complained to the office of Frigidaire and eventually was told by the escalation manager that the product has been around for 80 years and that the stove does leak residue in between the glass panels but that it is my responsibility to either call a technician to have it cleaned or clean it myself.

First and foremost, if there are these many consumer complaints regarding Frigidaire ranges with fire and safety hazards then why haven't these products been removed from the retail world and consumer's homes? After reading a good majority of the complaints with Consumer Affairs, I'm surprised that a total recall of the products have not taken place. We purchased a Frigidaire Smoothtop Range in 2004, (model #FEFL63DSA). Like others have repeatedly complained about this range is a problem. The right front large burner from day one has had proper heating issues. This being our first experience with a Smoothtop, we lived with it. Next is the oven heat and ventilation from the oven which will burn you when the oven door is closed.

On April 27, 2010, I had an unplanned stop at home around 9:00 am. I was only home 10 minutes when I heard this loud snapping, zapping and crackling sound from my kitchen. When I ran into the kitchen, there were flames shooting out of the back of the electric stove 8-9 inches up the back splash. I quickly grabbed the stove door and pulled the stove into the middle of the room. I then quickly unplugged it. The flames started to subside. I then ran to the garage and used a dolly and got it out of my house and used a fire extinguisher to put the rest of the fire out. Needless to say, the house was full of smoke, and I was shaking, thinking if I had not been home, my entire house would be gone along with the family pets.

I purchased a Frigidaire FEFL79FCB smooth top range which has the same problems as other Frigidaire models that were recalled. My model has the exact same symptoms and hazards as the other models recalled. It turns on spontaneously without being switched on. It fails to turn off after being switched off. And it heats to different temperatures than selected. This poses a fire and burn hazard to consumers. When I contacted Frigidaire I was told that this model is not included in this recall and no assistance is provided to fix it (except to offer to charge us $250 to come out to fix it).

I purchased refrigerator and stove from ABC warehouse in Southfield Mi. along with 1 yr. warranty in 2007. Warranty ran out in 2009 and I could not afford to purchase extended warranty. Meanwhile, I noticed everything I put close to the back of the top of stove where clock and temp gauge are located, it would get extremely hot. One day, I inspected more closely to see where was heat coming from and noticed that there is a separation in the backboard and flat stove area clearly something that is not suppose to happen . Every time I use the oven, I have to move everything from on top of my stove in the back area.

I purchased a Frigidaire range from Sears on 11/12/07, Model number PGLEF385CS1 Serial number Nf30816571. Around the middle of Nov. of 2008, our range start beeping F1 error. We called a repairman and said he wasn't sure what the problem was. He suggested that we change the clock timer, which he felt we could do for it was easy to do. We did this but it still came up F1 error. He suggested that it might be the keypad or the oven probe nothing worked. By this time, we also had our oven lock and were usable to unlock it.

I have a Frigidaire electric range that is 5 years old. All elements and with the oven off, there was a big pop at 11:30 pm and a flash of light. The oven door locked and it began flashing F1 Error. We unplugged it and plugged it back into the wall. The same thing happened. We priced the parts - approximately $210 for the little computer boards. I'm looking for an estate sale to find a product without a computer. I think most car owners are feeling the same way. Why did we think computers were reliable when our desktop crashes every little bit?

I bought a new electric range in November of '09. I cooked something with sauce and it splashed in between the glass. An appliance person came and repaired it. I cleaned the outside glass and again, it went in between the outer glass and inner glass of the oven. I have no way of cleaning this. I have a brand new stove with a twelve inch streak. Poor design of the door. The vents, which you can not see behind the oven door handle, allows for anything to fall between the door. This could include food, dust, spillage, anything. The recommendation from the company is to clean it better! How does one do that without taking the door apart? The place where I purchased it won't help, Frigidaire won't help. No one will stand behind their product.

I turned the stove off and it didn't go off. Instead, the element got hotter. This resulted in my smoke alarm going off when the pot on the stove started burning because the stove did not go off after I had turned it off and walked out of the kitchen. If it had not been for my smoke alarm, there could have been a major fire in my kitchen. The pot was destroyed. I contacted Best Buy about the product and I'm not getting the satisfaction I deserve. By the way, I purchased this stove and a dishwasher in May 2009. I also took out the extra warranty offered by Best Buy. I was checking this site and read about the recall. No one has contacted me about my stove. If they had contacted me, maybe this wouldn't have happened to me.

We purchased a Frigidaire stove (model #PLEF398CCD, serial number VF42114376). Last year, the stove started flashing F7 beep and the burners would not turn on. We called for service (Glades Gas Co.), and their repairman did not know how to fix it and said he will search and come back to fix it. We were charged $85.00 for him to looked at the stove even though he was not able to fix.

My Frigidaire electric range ES510 control self-cleaning oven with ceramic cook top is defective. There are stains inside the glass door which we cannot remove. We also cannot remove the door cover to clean the stains. The stainless steel finish is also streaked with absence of color.

I bought a house and had older appliances in the kitchen, except for a new stove/oven. Nothing but problems from this newer unit. All the problems listed on site, i.e., burners not turning off, oven getting extremely hot and locking, finally control panel shorting out due to electrical fire (blessing in disguise).

I have the smooth top convention oven and my husband was cooking on it and when done, he moved the pot over to the front left side of the stove and he saw this very bright red flame from the burner, a bubble and next thing he hear was this pop and the glass top busted. We have no idea what happen to it. All I know is that now, I have to buy another stove. I think that the company need to do a recall on these stoves and refund our money. I always have a problem with the front right burner with keeping it clean. Maybe this had something to do with it.

I purchased a smooth top stove in May of 2008. I can't use either of the front burners because no matter what temperature they are set to, they go straight to "high". I have contacted the company and they have more than 20 of these models on recall. My model # is not yet on the recall list, so they will do nothing for me. I saved for an entire year to buy this stove, and now since it is not under warranty, I have to pay another $300 to have it repaired.

I am writing this based on the Frigidaire recalls. I have a glass top stove only (on counter, no oven). It is Number FEC30S6ABF. This was not among the recalled numbers; however, I am having the same problem: knob turns to off position sometimes and heat element continues to heat up.

I have the same problem as the recall on Frigidaire stoves. I have the model with the ceramic surface. The temperature of the burners go down too fast; if the water is boiling, as soon as I turn it down a bit, it stops boiling. Is there something you can do for us. Thank you.

My continuous cleaning propane stove is 4 years old and out of warranty. We had been out of town for a week. When I got home, I set the oven to 400, placed food in to be baked and went into the other room knowing that it would take 45 minutes to an hour for the food to be done. Within 30 minutes or so, I began smelling something burning and went to check. The heat around the oven told me something was wrong so I turned it off and removed the food, which was black. My husband put a thermometer in the oven and set it on 400 again. It pinned the thermometer at 500 within minutes. We called our gas company and a serviceman came the next day, but couldn't get any info from Frigidaire because they are not authorized dealers.

The 30-in electric range (Model: FEF366ASE) was purchased last March 2003. The plastic oven handle broke off completely in my wife's hand (March 2009) while she was baking. After talking with the Parts Department, since the warranty expired, we purchased a new oven handle for $150 which did not have the proper hardware to secure it to the oven door. So, since the metal screw has stripped out the plastic handle, my wife has to use oven mits to open the oven door to keep from burning herself. I am trying to find a glue or a longer screw to secure the handle until we can afford to buy another brand electric range. We will never purchase another Frigidaire product (they are not built to last longer than the warranty).

We have a Frigidaire Professional Series electric range (model PleFMA99ECF) purchased in April 2005 or 2006. A couple of years ago, we had an incident of the left rear burner not turning off when knob was turned off. I had a repair done, but I don't remember the details. A couple of weeks ago, same thing happened with the same burner. I had to pull the oven out and unplug both times to get burner to turn off. This time, I noticed it just before I was heading to bed. It's very dangerous. I need to follow up with Frigidaire.

I bought a Frigidaire double oven in March 2007, and the hinges melted and the door eventually fell off by September 2008. Sears, where I had bought the oven, replaced it with the same model. And by May 2009, the same problem happened. Now Sears says they will not replace the 2nd oven. It seems like this should be a recall, because obviously, this a defect with this oven. I saw that other people have had the same problem.

I bought a Frigidaire electric range model ES340 in 5/07 and have had multiple instances in which the top burners have stopped vacillating and stayed on, causing the stove to get enormously hot. The only way I can turn it off is by hitting the fuse box off. The company came in 5/08 and "repaired" it, but it is happening again in 7/09.

We purchased our electric Frigidaire Professional Series ceramic top range in 2006, after repairs were done on our home due to Hurricane Katrina. The broil would not work at all from the beginning. In less than 9 months, 03/07, the complete oven (bake, broil, convection, clock and all) went out. It was under warranty and was repaired. I was skeptical about this product so when I was offered an extended warranty, I purchased it. Thank goodness I did. Then again in 2008, same identical problem. Oven, bake, broil, convection and clock would not work. Once again, the service technician came out and repaired it. My extended warranty ran out in March 2009 and I could not afford to pay $93.

We too bought the Frigidaire gas wall oven and the same thing happened after one year. The hinges pulled right out of the oven. Now we are out an oven, out $800.00 and will never buy a Frigidaire product again. This company needs to stop selling this product. It is obviously defective.

Beware of Frigidaire ranges! We also purchased a ceramic cooktop range in 2003 and have had our burners turn on spontaneously, without the knob being turned on. This has happened not once, not twice, but three separate times. The first time, the stove was still under warranty. We thought "Oh well, they took care of it and now we're safe." So wrong! About two years later, the exact same thing occurred. After much complaining with the customer service rep in the Philippines (yeah, other than knowingly marketing defective products, they're giving away our jobs), they agreed to repair our stove again free of charge (2nd replacement of the main board).

I have a 10/2003 Frigidaire stove model #FEF455BBB that was made in Canada for the above company. It is an electric range/double oven with a electric griddle. The burners will randomly turn from low to high heat without any cause or forewarning. I have had a teapot simmering on low and walked into another room only to come back and find it on high, with the room full of steam and the pot totally empty. It has also happened while cooking food and causing burning of the food which could have caused a fire at any moment. One night, I had a pot of water simmering because I was ill and wanted tea. I fell asleep and awoke to the smell of something extremely hot. The burner had switched from low to high and had evaporated at least a quart of water and the teapot was blazing hot and smoking. I am terrified that this stove will cause a house fire.