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Q: QuestionAre the burners sealed?

• A:Answer Yes, the burners of the Frigidaire Gallery 36" Gas Cooktop are sealed. The product specifications clearly state "Sealed Burners: true". Sealed burners help contain spills and make cleaning easier.

Q: QuestionHow many burners are on the Frigidaire Gallery 36" Gas Cooktop?

• A:Answer The Frigidaire Gallery 36" Gas Cooktop features a flexible five-burner cooktop, designed to accommodate various cooking needs. The burners include a 5,000 BTU simmer burner, ideal for delicate foods, and a powerful 18,000 BTU Quick Boil Burner for faster meal preparation.

Q: QuestionWhat type of control does this cooktop have?

• A:Answer The Frigidaire Gallery 36" Gas Cooktop features a knob control type with infinite switch functionality. The backlit LED knobs illuminate when the cooktop is in use, providing enhanced visibility and ease of operation.

Q: QuestionCan this cooktop be converted to use propane gas?

• A:Answer Yes, this cooktop can be converted to use propane gas. The Propane Conversion Kit is not included and needs to be purchased separately. The compatible Propane Kit Model is GRLP4.

Q: QuestionIs this cooktop approved to be installed above Frigidaire Electric Wall Ovens?

• A:Answer Yes, this cooktop is approved to be installed above Frigidaire Electric Wall Ovens. The product specifications state that "Cooktops are approved for installation above any of our Frigidaire or Frigidaire Gallery Single Electric Wall Ovens".

Q: QuestionHow much does this cooktop weigh?

• A:Answer The Frigidaire Gallery 36" Gas Cooktop weighs 51 pounds. The product weight is explicitly stated as "Product Weight: 51 pounds" in the product specifications.

Q: QuestionWhere are the controls located on the cooktop?

• A:Answer The controls for the Frigidaire Gallery 36" Gas Cooktop are located on the front of the cooktop. The control knobs are backlit with LED lights for easy visibility.

Q: QuestionWhat is the product depth of this cooktop?

• A:Answer The product depth of the Frigidaire Gallery 36" Gas Cooktop is 21 inches. The product specifications state: "Product Depth: 21 inches".

Q: QuestionWhat kind of knobs does this cooktop have?

• A:Answer The Frigidaire Gallery 36" Gas Cooktop features bright, backlit LED knobs that illuminate when the cooktop is in use, enhancing visibility and adding a modern touch to the appliance. These knobs provide precise control over the flame intensity, allowing for easy adjustment of cooking temperatures.

Q: QuestionAre the burner caps dishwasher safe?

• A:Answer Yes, the burner caps of the Frigidaire Gallery 36" Gas Cooktop are dishwasher safe. This information is explicitly stated in the product description: "Dishwasher Safe Burners Caps: Cleaning your cooktop is easier with removable, dishwasher safe burner caps."

Q: QuestionWhat is the product height of this cooktop?

• A:Answer The product height of the Frigidaire Gallery 36" Gas Cooktop is 2 7/16 inches or approximately 6.2 centimeters.

Q: QuestionAre the knob stainless with plastic or just stainless steel

Asked 1 week ago by Katy.

• A:Answer Hi Kathy! I couldn’t find any official Frigidaire spec sheet that clearly states the control knobs on the GCCG3648AB are full stainless steel instead: - On Frigidaire’s product page, they call them “Backlit LED knobs” but don’t mention “metal” or “stainless” material. - In a review, a retailer (KG’s Appliances) says the knobs “feel solid, made of metal (not plastic).” - However, there is a recall by Electrolux (parent company) for Frigidaire gas cooktops, because “plastic control knobs with a black shaft can crack or break during use.” - Maico

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Q: QuestionAre the grates hinged for easy cleaning?

Asked 6 months ago by LloydM.

• A:Answer Hi there, Skipper. Good day! No, the grates on the Frigidaire Gallery 36" Gas Cooktop (model GCCG3648AB) are not hinged for easy cleaning. They are heavy-duty, continuous cast iron grates that must be removed individually for cleaning. This design can make maintenance more cumbersome compared to hinged or modular grate systems. Reddit Some users have reported that the grates are heavy and require careful handling during removal and cleaning. In some cases, the middle grate needs to be removed first before the side grates can be taken out, which can be inconvenient for quick cleanups. If ease of cleaning is a priority, you might want to consider cooktops with modular grates that can be removed individually without disturbing the others. Alternatively, some cooktops offer grates with hinged or flip-up designs for easier access to the cooktop surface. - Maico

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Q: QuestionWhat is the rough opening requirements for countertops

Asked 11 months ago by Ew.

• A:Answer Hi, thank you for this inquiry and for reaching out. Rough opening requirements for this countertop (36" gas cooktop model) are width: min 33 ⅞" (86.0 cm) & max 35 ⅝" (90.3) cm, depth: min. 19" (48.3 cm) & max 20" (50.8 cm), and height below the cooktop is 7.5" (19.0 cm). For more information, you may check out the first page: 'Cutout Dimensions' of the installation instructions manual: https://content.syndigo.com/asset/c782d75c-6be1-408c-9d57-f5d95adcdb76/original.pdf ~Juan

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Q: QuestionIs there a burner that maintains a extra low flame for simmering?

Asked 1 year ago by Marlie.

• A:Answer Hi there, our valued customer! Yes, you can keep it low to keep foods cooking, poaching, and stewing. -Chris

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Q: QuestionDoes this cooktop come with a griddle

Asked 2 years ago by Anonymous.

• A:Answer no

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Q: QuestionAre the control knobs made of metal or are they plastic?

Asked 2 years ago by Raven.

• A:Answer It would have been nice if the Rep had answered stainless what - I’ve seen a lot of “stainless” plastic on cooktops

  Answered 1 year ago by Anonymous

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