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    Punctuality & SpeedMaintenanceStaff

    Reviewed May 8, 2026

    Regarding The GE gas slider range. We bought about 30 days ago and it works,,, technically, but I’m noticing things that after using that have caused me to regret my purchase. Firstly, the oven doesn’t slow cook. I’m not sure why, but at 250 degrees a pork roast was slow roasted for 3 hrs and was still nearly raw. I had to turn the heat up to 350 degrees to get her done for pulled pork that evening. A cake, I’ve made for over 30 yrs., did not rise properly. And a 18” cookie sheet of biscuits didn’t bake evenly either. The biscuits in the right back corner were barely browned while the ones in the front were dark brown. Now that sounds strange, but the cookie sheet was on center in the oven, so my conclusions are, the heat doesn’t circulate properly. I oven fried potatoes on cookie sheet using the air fry mode and the same thing happened. Uneven cooking.

    The stove top is hard to clean requiring the removal of the entire cast iron rack to be removed. Minor inconvenience, I’ll grant you, but it’s a hassle required two hands instead of one hand lift and other wipe as my previous range was. There’s a rubber seal between range cooking top and dials. This seal is just porous kind of plain rubber. When it gets grease on it, it soaks into the rubber. Wondering what that might be like after a year or two. All in all, I’d think twice about GE in the future. All of these things do not fall into the category of defective, just poor design and poor quality control.

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    Sales & MarketingStaffEase of Use

    Reviewed May 1, 2026

    Just received my new GE free standing GAS Convection range and it is very modern. All features are as described in the sales literature but there is no manual presented to the customer upon delivery. Instead, the instructions describe how to download a manual. But, I was unable to download the manual. Thankfully the professional sales associates where we purchased the stove made a copy for us but we had to ask for it. This stove includes multiple layers of modern features and the manual is essential to help understand how to access all the variations of entry codes and their purposes. I have not yet started to cook with this pretty new GE appliance but learning the features will take practice. I have no idea how to use the "warm" feature. Also, is the bottom drawer a warmer or is it a storage drawer? I look forward to learning how to use this gas stove and range.

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      Reviewed April 30, 2026

      We have a GE Electric stove we bought about 3 years ago, and it is rusting on the outside below the oven door. It started about 2 years ago, and it has gotten worst. Once the paint fails, it starts to oxidize because of exposure of air that has moisture in it. I don't think there was a primer and a thick enough mil thickness of paint, which is supposed to protect this surface. We bought GE because they were number 1 for gas and electric. I think this standing is long gone.

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      PricePunctuality & SpeedMaintenance

      Reviewed March 1, 2026

      Glasstop stove. Hate it! Every speck of dust, grain of salt, or grease spatter shoes. Would throw out the back door if I could! Constantly cleaning it or wiping off when not in use. Stove works great. Heats up fast, but you need to use special cookware with it. Not worth the frustration!

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      Reviewed Feb. 25, 2026

      Purchase was easy... pay money, get range. After having range for 1 year I have issues. The oven temperature is always illusive. Tried 3 different thermometers... same result, either too high or too low. The timer is invisible when baking if you check the temp.. If you press timer button to see how much time is left it sets timer to 0.

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      Punctuality & SpeedMaintenance

      Reviewed Feb. 6, 2026

      Bought new within 2 months, gas leak from regulator. Waited 3 days for service. Have to order parts. Another 7 days to fix. That is too long for repair.

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      Customer ServiceCoverageMaintenanceStaff

      Reviewed Feb. 6, 2026

      I purchased a brand new GE washer and dryer set, and it has been nothing but a headache. The washer has been turning on and off randomly, leaking water underneath, and service technicians even confirmed it was leaking oil. This is a BRAND NEW unit. They have already replaced multiple parts, which makes me question why so many components needed to be replaced on a new appliance in the first place. At this point, it feels like I was sold a defective machine that’s just being patched up instead of properly replaced. Because of the ongoing issues, I’ve had to spend my own money at the laundromat, and customer service’s solution was offering a $50 check. That doesn’t come close to covering the inconvenience, time, and frustration. When you buy new, you expect reliability—not repeated repairs. Extremely disappointed in the quality and the handling of this situation. I would strongly reconsider before purchasing a GE washer.

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      Timeliness

      Reviewed Dec. 19, 2025

      I bought a brand new GE gas range five burner. I did the initial oven burn off of the chemicals the next day after delivery. I hadn’t had the opportunity to use the oven until last night which was six days after delivery. The oven will not ignite! GE is sending out Sears A&E service repair out a few days before Christmas and odds are they won’t have the part needed and we will be without an oven on Christmas Day!

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      Reviewed Dec. 18, 2025

      Digital panel doesn't last but a year. $450.00 to replace for a 600$ washer. This is done intentionally. They engineer the appliance to go bad after the yr warranty is up. Unfortunately it isn't just GE. They're all doing it.

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      Customer ServiceCoverageMaintenance

      Reviewed Dec. 10, 2025

      My son bought me a new GE stove model JGBS61 3 yrs ago. I’m not much of a baker so first time using the oven to bake pies for Thanksgiving. Everything was working fine and I finished baking. Turned stove off to allow to cool down when I heard glass break. I was nowhere near the stove when I heard the glass break. I opened the oven to my surprise. There was glass everywhere. Small pieces of glass in the oven. I called GE. This Model is on recall list but I was informed they will not cover the broken temp glass. Disappointed to have to replace $450 temp glass when GE is aware of oven exploding glass. It’s dangerous GE oven glass can easily explode no warning and it was not explained as to what causes the glass to explode.

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      GE Service Contracts author review by ConsumerAffairs Research Team

      GE has been in business for more than 100 years and is one of the most recognized names in American manufacturing. It introduced one of the first mass-market electric stovetops in 1928: the Calrod Electric Range.

      • Flexible choices: GE offers a variety of product lines designed specifically for small homes, large homes or businesses.

      • Robust warranties: GE offers extensive warranties on all of its products, usually with the inclusion of home visits from maintenance personnel.

      • GE Fits! Guarantee: GE guarantees that it can find a cooking appliance that will perfectly match the existing dimensions of a client's old appliance.

      • Extensive special features: GE includes a variety of special features for select models, ranging from advanced software to the latest in induction technology and more.

      • Made in America: GE guarantees that most of its appliances are designed and manufactured in the United States, and provides information outlining what percentage of an appliance's components were made in the U.S.

      The ConsumerAffairs Research Team believes everyone deserves to make smart decisions. We aim to provide readers with the most up-to-date information available about today's consumer products and services.

      GE Ranges Company Information

      Company Name:
      GE Service Contracts
      Company Type:
      Public
      Ticker Symbol:
      GE
      Country:
      United States
      Website:
      www.ge.com