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Q: QuestionDoes this range come with an electric cord, or is it sold separately?

• A:Answer The electric cord is sold separately and is not included with the range. The context clearly states: "Electric cord is sold separately and is not included."

Q: QuestionDoes this range have a self-cleaning function, and what are the available cleaning cycle durations?

• A:Answer Yes, this range has a self-cleaning function. The available cleaning cycle durations are 2 hours, 3 hours, and 4 hours. Additionally, it also offers a quick 30-minute steam cleaning option.

Q: QuestionCan you explain the 'Total Convection' system and its various cooking modes?

• A:Answer The Total Convection system in Frigidaire's Gallery 5.3 Cu. Ft. Freestanding Electric Range provides versatile cooking options. It includes modes like Air Fry for healthier meals, No Preheat for time-saving, Slow Cook for tender results, Convection Bake for even cooking, Steam Bake for bakery-style goods, Convection Roast for crispy meats, Steam Roast for tender vegetables, and Air Sous Vide for precise temperature control.

Q: QuestionWhat are the dimensions of this range, including height, width, and depth?

• A:Answer The dimensions of the Frigidaire Gallery 5.3 Cu. Ft. Freestanding Electric Total Convection Range are as follows: 46 inches in height, 30 inches in width, and 26 inches in depth.

Q: QuestionWhat is the 'Air Sous Vide' cooking mode, and how does it compare to traditional sous vide methods?

• A:Answer Air Sous Vide is a cooking mode that uses precisely controlled temperature and airflow to lock in flavor and moisture for perfectly cooked meals. Unlike traditional sous vide methods that require a water bath, Air Sous Vide cooks food directly in the oven, making it more convenient and accessible.

Q: QuestionWhat is the oven capacity of this Frigidaire electric range?

• A:Answer The oven capacity of the Frigidaire electric range is 5.3 cubic feet. This information can be found in the product specifications under the "Oven Capacity" section.

Q: QuestionCan you elaborate on the 'Steam Bake' function and how it helps achieve bakery-quality results at home?

• A:Answer The 'Steam Bake' function in the Frigidaire Gallery 5.3 Cu. Ft. Freestanding Electric Total Convection Range evenly circulates steam throughout the oven cavity, creating a moist environment that helps breads and muffins rise higher and become light and fluffy, just like bakery-quality baked goods. This function mimics the conditions of a professional bakery oven, allowing you to achieve similar results at home.

Q: QuestionDoes this range come with a temperature probe, and how does it assist in cooking?

• A:Answer Yes, the Frigidaire Gallery 5.3 Cu. Ft. Freestanding Electric Total Convection Range comes with a temperature probe. The temperature probe monitors the food's internal temperature and alerts the user when the desired finished cooking temperature has been reached, ensuring precise and consistent cooking results.

Q: QuestionWhat is the significance of the 'No Preheat' feature, and how does it save time during cooking?

• A:Answer The 'No Preheat' feature eliminates the need to preheat the oven before cooking, saving time by allowing users to place food directly into the cold oven and begin cooking immediately. This feature is particularly useful for quick meals or when users forget to preheat the oven in advance.

Q: QuestionHow does the 'Steam Roast' function work, and what are its benefits for cooking meats and vegetables?

• A:Answer The 'Steam Roast' function in Frigidaire's Gallery 5.3 Cu. Ft. Freestanding Electric Total Convection Range uses moisture to create crispy and tender meats and vegetables. It achieves this by circulating steam throughout the oven cavity, which helps lock in flavor and moisture, resulting in perfectly roasted dishes.

Q: QuestionWhat is the purpose of the bridge element on the cooktop, and how does it enhance cooking flexibility?

• A:Answer The bridge element on the cooktop connects two elements to create a larger cooking surface. This is particularly useful when using a griddle or a large pan, providing more flexibility and allowing for even cooking over a larger area.

Q: QuestionThe stainless steel in the back where the knobs usually are placed show fingerprints. Is this part not smudge proof?! Only the door is smudge proof.

Asked 1 year ago by LTEX.

• A:Answer Hi there, valued customer! Thank you for reaching out to us regarding your inquiry. The exterior finish of this model is smudge-proof. - Jessica

  Answered 1 year ago by FrigidaireSupport

  
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Q: QuestionDoes this come in a double oven setup?

Asked 4 months ago by Anonymous.

• A:Answer No I don’t need it because I got the convection! You can place multiple items in the oven and …AND THERE IS NO FILAMENT EXPOSURE TO ACCIDENTALLY BRUSH YOUR GOOD OVEN MIT ON EITHER!! PRERTY NEAT, Huh?! M.Mander

  Answered 3 months ago by RobertMVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionCan bake be used the same as a conventional oven?

Asked 7 months ago by Anonymous.

• A:Answer Well the only difference I can tell is that you can’t have multiple items cooking simultaneously evenly because it is not heated air circulating! If I am going to use the entire oven for a turkey I’d probably use it.

  Answered 3 months ago by RobertMVerified Purchase

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Q: Questionis it smart or wifi?

Asked 11 months ago by Danimal80.

• A:Answer Hello, al. We appreciate your inquiry. This model is not a smart appliance and does not have Wi-Fi connectivity. It features Total Convection for more efficient cooking and baking, but it lacks smart features like app control or voice assistant compatibility. We hope this information helps! - Christi

  Answered 11 months ago by FrigidaireSupport

  
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Q: QuestionIs the width actually 30" or less? If the actual width is 30"; will it still fit where the space between the counters is also exactly 30"?

Asked 1 year ago by Width.

• A:Answer Hi! Thank you for this inquiry and for reaching out. There's a minimum clearance to wall of 1 inch on either side of the range abobr 36" height. Please check out page 2, fig. 1, topic 1: Clearances And Dimensions of the installation instructions manual: https://content.syndigo.com/asset/2197599e-af83-4d2d-b34c-ffaa301967c5/original.pdf ~Juan

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Q: QuestionPlease someone tell me if it is easy to cook with a 12" skillet? Do you use the double burners to do it? The front right side 9" seems like it would be too small.

Asked 1 year ago by LTEX.

• A:Answer The front right side burner does NOT accommodate various sized pots and pans. It is a one size burner for what I would call a medium-large pot. It looks like it should be accommodating but it is NOT. When you place a large pot thinking the elements would all get hot, they do not. When you place a small pot on the burner the same amount of elements get hot and extend beyond the small pot's diameter. The knob is just an on and off knob and does not have any ability to vary the element heating size.

  Answered 1 year ago by IbuystuffVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionWhat are the element sizes on stove top?

Asked 1 year ago by LTEX.

• A:Answer The ONE larger element in the right front is a one size pot element and does not accommodate various sized pots. Regardless at to the size pot placed on the element, the knob can only turn this burner on and off. This means small pots would have too large of a burner and large pots not large enough. The smaller burners are all the same size for smaller pots.

  Answered 1 year ago by Ibuystuff

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Q: QuestionWhat is no induction mean?

Asked 2 years ago by JoMo.

• A:Answer Induction ranges have special burners that only work with certain types of pots (have to be flat-bottomed and magnetic) but have an instant on and off cooking ability. The burner itself does NOT get hot but instead instantly heats up the pot with electromagnetic energy.

  Answered 1 year ago by IbuystuffVerified Purchase

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