“I would like to know if your using the oven does steam from it run uppwards on the control panel from the vent and destroy the paint as my current Frigidaire model does the last couple years it ruined the finish where is the vent and how far dose it stic”
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No it does not. The range I replaced was a Frigidaire and the steam did run upward and come out the control panel as you have mentioned. This GE range/oven does not do any of the bad things that the Frigidaire did. I have broiled, baked at 475-500 and there has been no steam visible coming out like it did in the Frigidaire. I also did not like the ruined finish on my panel and there is nothing that would clean or fix it. My Frigidaire oven door also changed color like the panel did. I do recommend this GE range. It cooks and bakes much better than the Frigidaire ever did.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hi PHbird- Thanks for considering GE! The oven is vented through a duct behind the right rear burner on the backsplash. The heat/steam is directed downward from under the backsplash (control panel). This will cause that area of your cooktop to feel warm. Reset assured this design has not affected the finish on the range. We suggest to view the Quick Specs for product dimensions: https://products.geappliances.com/MarketingObjectRetrieval/Dispatcher?RequestType=PDF&Name=JB750DJ_EJ_BJ_R2_17.pdf - We hope you'll place your trust in us. Keep in touch! SUE@GEA
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