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  • Specifications
    Product Height
    36 5/8 inches
    Product Width
    29 inches
    Product Depth
    26 3/4 inches
    Range Type
    Freestanding
    Oven Cleaning Method
    Steam cleaning
    Single/Double Oven
    Single Oven
depth 26 3/4 inches
Frigidaire - Gallery 5.4 Cu. Ft. Freestanding Electric Induction Range Air Fry with Self and Steam Clean - Stainless Steel - Front_Standard
height 36 5/8 inches
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Frigidaire - Gallery 5.4 Cu. Ft. Freestanding Electric Induction Range Air Fry with Self and Steam Clean - Stainless Steel

Model:FGIH3047VF
SKU:6356000
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Reviews

Rating 4.2 out of 5 stars with 97 reviews

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Customers are saying

Customers find value in the Gallery 5.4 Cu. Ft. Freestanding Electric Induction Range Air Fry with Self and Steam Clean for its induction cooktop, air fry feature, and easy cleaning. Customers appreciate the precise temperature control and fast boiling of the induction cooktop, the convenience of the air fryer, and the ease of cleaning the range. While some customers have concerns about uneven cooking, many are pleased with the overall performance and value of the range.

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  • Rated 5 out of 5 stars

    Even better than expected!

    After replacing parts on our old Kenmore for the third time, we decided it was time for a new range. We researched options and were intrigued with the concept of an induction cooktop. We also knew we wanted front controls so we weren't reaching over steaming pots to control the burners. Consumer Reports recommended Frigidaire and it quickly went to the top of our list! Other things we liked about this range were the air fry oven feature, the dual cleaning oven (both quick steam and standard high heat cleaning), the enclosed bottom oven element (for easier cleaning), and the Frigidaire $100 back on labor to modify our kitchen counter to fit the new range. Pros: I've never seen water boil as quickly as it did on our new cooktop! 2 cups of tap-cold water came to a boil in 45 seconds! We LOVE how the kitchen is cooler when we cook, thanks to the induction technology that only heats the pan and not the actual cooktop. The instant response of the heat levels is similar to cooking with gas, with greater control. The oven heats MUCH more evenly than our old oven. We've not yet tried the Air Fry feature, so I can't comment on that, but I anticipate being happy with it as well. The optional Air Fry basket may be in our future! I love that the burners automatically shut off if there's no pan on them, and that they automatically adjust to the size of the pan. The broiler cooks more evenly than our old oven too! Cons: The range was filthy when it arrived! I actually had to vaccuum, wipe down, then run the oven TWICE with our exhaust fans on to burn off the residual dust before we could use it! The tape used to protect the stainless steel also left heavy gum residue that we had to remove with Goof Off. It appeared the range had been sitting in non-temperature-controlled storage for an extended time. Also, the "storage drawer" beneath the oven is worthless because it is so shallow. Even the lids for our pans brush the top of the drawer when we attempt to close it. The pros far outweigh the cons with this wonderful range!

    Posted by KimAnn

  • Rated 5 out of 5 stars

    Induction and Air Fry features are winners

    The struggle was real to find a range with the features we wanted but we're so happy with the Frigidaire. In doing the remodel of our small galley kitchen, we went through three purchases before we finally, settled on this range; we thought we wanted a built-in thinking it would save space and be more aesthetically pleasing. But we finally committed to the Frigidaire because it had all the features we were seeking. And look at how good it looks! 1) LOVE the induction cooktop. Seriously, it's easiest clean up ever. And water boils so fast. 2) LOVE the Air Fry feature. We enjoy chicken wings on a weekly basis. 3) I like the placement of the controls at the front. Easier to use. And the "add 1 minute" feature for the timer is great. 4) We like the options: bake, broil, convection bake, convection roast, and air fry. I've only used the convection bake one time and it worked fine. The only not-so-positive comment is that the oven is a bit loud. We're used to it now and this is minor issue when compared to the quality and options the range offers. I highly recommend the Frigidaire Freestanding Electric Induction Range.

    Posted by Barbara

  • Rated 2 out of 5 stars

    Functional with some very frustrating design flaws

    I really wanted to like this oven, and I find myself complaining about it more often than not. I've used it for over a year now and would not buy it again. First the good: the induction top is fantastic. I have never had such good control over the heat of my pans, and I will never go back to other forms of cook top. Particularly when boiling something you can see the change of heat output almost immediately when lowering the temperature, and almost no heat is retained by the cooktop. I love being able to wipe up spills and splatter from my pans while I'm cooking instead of having to wait for the cooktop to fully cool first. The power boil option on this also works very well. The mediocre: the oven itself is pretty average. It works fine, but has a very noticeable hot spot right at the front. This is made significantly *worse* when using the convection cook mode, which ended up being so frustrating that I no longer use the convection mode, which was one of the reasons I originally bought this oven. But it does cook food, and as long as I open and rotate it, I can make it work, so it's fine. (I have tried all rack placements, they all have the same hot spot right at the front of the oven.) And now the bad, this oven has a major design flaw: touch buttons *on the front of the range*. We are constantly bumping into them, accidentally leaning against them while cooking, accidentally gently brushing them with wet towels while trying to cook in our small kitchen. Every time we accidentally get too close to the front of this stove we dread hearing the beep that indicates we accidentally *turned it on* or *turned it off* while in the middle of cooking. I fear the day we accidentally leave something metal on top of this and start a fire because we accidentally turn on an induction burner and don't hear the stupid beep. You want to cook on the rear burners? Better not lean on the front or you'll mess with your settings. Want to wipe up a spill on the front half of the range? Better make sure your rag doesn't get too close to the control panel. Accidentally spill something *on the control panel*? Good luck, hope it doesn't start cycling settings because it thinks the button is being held down. I once managed to completely lock myself out of the oven because I tried to clean a spill on the front, and had to go find the manual to figure out how to unlock it. Another time I accidentally bumped it and turned the oven off right after I put dinner in, only to discover an hour later that it *hadn't been cooking* and dinner was still raw. This could have all been solved by using traditional mechanical buttons, because then lightly brushing up against the oven wouldn't cause any issues. Instead they used the fancy new touch buttons, which have no business in a kitchen, and using this stove is a constant nightmare. I hate it. There is a lip at the front where the front control panel connects to the stovetop. This connection is *loose* and you'll notice that it kinda wobbles, which is unsettling and makes me concerned about the longevity of this stove. But more notably, it also leaves a gap where crumbs and spills will accumulate *under the front plate* which is a massive pain to clean (see attached photo), and I'm concerned about how much there probably is stuck under there that I can't effectively clean out. Will it affect how well the unit controls? Who knows! Overall, the stovetop is fantastic, the oven is mid, and the control panel is a deal breaker. Don't buy this.

    Posted by Garrett

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