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Q: QuestionDoes the eye cutoff when pot is removed?

Asked 3 months ago by Anonymous.

• A:Answer Hi there! Thank you for your question. Yes, the cooking element (eye) will automatically shut off when a pot or pan is removed. - Reed

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Q: QuestionCan you use aluminum foil in the oven?

Asked 5 months ago by Mike.

• A:Answer Good day, Mike! No — Frigidaire manuals explicitly state: “Do not use aluminum foil or any other materials to line any part of the oven.” This includes the oven floor, racks, walls, or the bottom of the cavity. Recommendation: Instead of foil, consider these safe substitutes: - Parchment paper — great for lining pans, preventing sticking - Silicone baking mats — reusable, heat-resistant, even baking - Glass or ceramic dishes — effective for roasting or baking directly To catch drips or spills, simply place a baking sheet on the rack below—no foil needed. - Maico

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Q: QuestionIS THE FRIGIDAIRE 5.3 CU FT FRONT CONTROL INDUCTION RANGE COMPATIBLE WITH ANY FREESTANDING DOWNDRAFT VENTS?

Asked 6 months ago by NICH0LL0609.

• A:Answer Hi there, NICH0LL0609! The Frigidaire 30" Front Control Induction Range (FCFI3083AS) is a freestanding electric range equipped with induction cooktop technology and convection baking. However, it does not support downdraft ventilation. The product specifications explicitly state that it lacks downdraft ventilation, and the manufacturer recommends using a range hood for proper ventilation. Given that the FCFI3083AS does not have downdraft ventilation capabilities, it is not compatible with freestanding downdraft vents. Freestanding downdraft vents are typically designed to integrate with cooktops or ranges that have built-in downdraft systems, which this model lacks. For optimal performance and safety, it is advisable to install a range hood above the FCFI3083AS. Range hoods are designed to effectively remove smoke, steam, and odors from the kitchen, ensuring a clean and comfortable cooking environment. - Maico

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Q: QuestionHas anyone had issues cooking with 12" skillets with ~10 or 10.5" bottoms? Is it still effective, or are the edges too cool?

Asked 8 months ago by Jm2020.

• A:Answer Good day, Jm2020! The Frigidaire 30" Induction Range (model FCFI3083AS) features four induction burners with a maximum size of 9 inches. This may pose challenges when using 12-inch skillets with approximately 10 to 10.5-inch bottoms, as the induction zones are smaller than the pan's base. In summary, while the FCFI3083AS induction range may not be optimal for 12-inch skillets with 10 to 10.5-inch bottoms, using high-quality cookware and exploring alternative cooking methods can help achieve satisfactory results. - Maico

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Q: QuestionI have 220v going to my kitchen. This model specifies 240v. Will it work safely with 220v?

Asked 8 months ago by JowsweeneyNYC.

• A:Answer Hi there, JowsweeneyNYC! ​The Frigidaire 30" Induction Range model FCFI3083AS is designed to operate on a 240V electrical supply. It requires a dedicated 240V circuit with a minimum of 40 amps, as specified in the product's electrical specifications. - Maico

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Q: QuestionHi where can I buy a replacement rack as it only came with 2?

Asked 10 months ago by ScottM.

• A:Answer Frigidaire .com

  Answered 8 months ago by Bettysf4Verified Purchase

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Q: QuestionWhy does it say it is freestanding when all the pictures show it as a slide-in and the manual/specs on the manufacturer's website say it is a slide-in? The manufacturer answered a previous question and said it was freestanding, but it is still not clear.

Asked 11 months ago by JNine.

• A:Answer Not sure what you mean by slide-in. Nevertheless, it is absolutely free-standing - it needs no support from anything other than the floor. Be aware that the sides are not stainless steel but black powder-coated steel. Some folks call it slide-in because you can literally just slide it across the floor into its place. Also, it comes with a anti-tip bracket that can be installed on the floor or the wall behind.

  Answered 10 months ago by SpydreVVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionIs it fingerprint resistant

Asked 11 months ago by Martha.

• A:Answer Hi there, our valued customer! Unfortunately, this model is not smudge-proof. -Chris

  Answered 11 months ago by FrigidaireSupport

  
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Q: QuestionWill this range work with an exterior exhaust?

Asked 11 months ago by Bobc.

• A:Answer Hi there, thank you for reaching out to us regarding your inquiry. Yes, the appliance works with an exterior exhaust hood. I hope this information helps. - Jessica

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Q: QuestionWhat are the dimensions of the glass surface? NOT the burners as you previously posted to another person and my previous question. I’d like to know the size of the entire glass surface please.

Asked 1 year ago by CruisingMama.

• A:Answer Hi there, the width of the glass is around 30" and the depth is 26". - Jessica

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Q: QuestionWhat are the diameters of the burners on the stovetop?

Asked 1 year ago by CP.

• A:Answer Hi, CP! Thank you for this inquiry. The burners diameter in inches are as follows: (a) right front: 8 3/10, (b) right rear: 5 ½, (c) left front & left rear: 7. ~Juan

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Q: QuestionHow many induction burners are on the cooktop? If more than one induction burner how many can be used at full power at the same time? Do all burners turn off when pan is removed?

Asked 1 year ago by Brad.

• A:Answer Hi there, our valued customer! Right Front Element Burner 2,300 / 3,600 Watts (Boost)Right Rear Element Burner 1,400 / 2,500 Watts (Boost)Left Front Element Burner 1,800 / 2,800 Watts (Boost)Left Rear Element Burner 1,800 / 2,800 Watts (Boost). -Chris

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Q: QuestionA circular saw may be needed tomorrow (my appointment is between 10-2). And we will need an outlet. Our last one was wired in. I don’t know if regulations have changed. The noticed just says that you are bringing the cord.

Asked 1 year ago by K.

Q: QuestionIs the width of the range a solid 30"? I ask because my opening is 29 7/8. And granite countertops are practically immovable.

Asked 1 year ago by PammyLZ.

• A:Answer Hello. Thanks for dropping by. The width of this range is 30 inches. - Maria

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Q: QuestionOn my electric range when I choose medium it cycles on and off to keep it at medium. Does induction cycle the same way? I'm missing my gas stove.

Asked 1 year ago by Gene.

• A:Answer It is a number system. It will remain at the heat intensity you select . You will have to adapt. Your cookware will need to change potentially We went from gas to this unit and have been loving every minute of it. You won't miss your gas stove once you move to induction.

  Answered 1 year ago by ipgicVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionDoes this oven have a cooling fan? Wondering if there is an automatic fan that makes noise when preheating, running, and cooling like other models do.

Asked 1 year ago by Anonymous.

• A:Answer It does have a cooling fan which is actually incredibly quiet. However we would recommend that you get a vent above it, which does tend to be a little loud, to exhaust your cooking fumes. This is a terrific unit and after months of use we have had no problems.

  Answered 1 year ago by ipgicVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionDoes installation include installing the necessary outlet and tying off the gas from the previous stove?

Asked 2 years ago by kayg.

• A:Answer No. You have to either secure this arrangement with the retailer that you purchase from or do it separately. Depends on what services your retailer provides. This is a terrific unit. I highly recommend after months of use.

  Answered 1 year ago by ipgicVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionWhat is the power draw when the range and oven are both off, no cooking and no baking?

Asked 2 years ago by JPL.

• A:Answer The power draw is a minimal. LED lights in the control panel that's it.

  Answered 2 years ago by ipgicVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionIs this truly a freestanding range? I've seen some companies label things freestanding when they aren't really.

Asked 2 years ago by StevenD.

• A:Answer Yes it is a freestanding range. After months of you so you have had no problems and consider this a terrific purchase.

  Answered 1 year ago by ipgicVerified Purchase

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