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Name: GE - 5.3 Cu. Ft. Self-Cleaning Freestanding Electric Convection Range
Brand: GE
SKU: 4300952
Price: 620.99 USD
Rating: 4.6 (227 reviews)

GE - 5.3 Cu. Ft. Self-Cleaning Freestanding Electric Convection Range

Model:: JB750SJSS; |
SKU:: 4300952

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QuestionWhat is the difference between JB755SJSS and JB750SJSS
Asked 7 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer Hi - Adora series by GE® JB755SJSS has a Tri-Ring 12"/9"/6" 3000W Right Front Burner (vs Dual-Ring 12"/9" 3000W). Thanks for choosing GE! SUE@GEA
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QuestionDoes the glasstop have that textured look, almost like a gray and black pattern of lines or is it solid black?
Asked 5 years ago by Baileyboy.
- Answer Hi. The glass top has dots and does not feel smooth. It does not have lines like some glass tops. It cleans well.
  Answered 5 years ago by Buyer
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Questionis this one self cleaning or steam cleaning
Asked 7 years ago by kim.
- Answer It has both cleaning modes.Steam for the light jobs and very energy efficient.
  Answered 7 years ago by Melzie
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QuestionCan this strove cook convection and conventional as well?
Asked 8 years ago by Kitty.
- Answer Hello Kitty - this is Nancy at GE Appliances and we are happy to help you. Yes, this range offers the Conventional Bake, Broil, Convection Bake and Convection Roast cooking modes. Thanks for checking with us!
  Answered 8 years ago by GE Answers
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QuestionWhat are the advantages or differences of this model as compared to the model JB700DJWW?
Asked 7 years ago by jmpt.
- Answer Hi jmpt- GE® JB750DJWW offers TRUE EUROPEAN CONVECTION WITH PRECISE AIR- Enjoy perfectly even results. The fan in these systems can change directions (air always blows from the back of the cavity). The reversing fan provides additional performance benefits (evenness or speed depending on the cooking mode). Play Video: https://www.youtube.com/embed/wpFm4FVS-Ak?rel=0 - It also has Convection Roast, Warm Mode, 3 Heavy-Duty Oven Racks (vs 2), and Big View Oven Window with Full-Wrapped Metal Frame ( vs Glass Door). Thanks for choosing GE! SUE@GEA
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QuestionIs the cooktop grey or black
Asked 7 years ago by Sant.
- Answer The stove top is trimmed with charcoal grey and black glass for the rest of the stove top.
  Answered 7 years ago by Melzie
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QuestionWhat type of power plug comes with this unit...3 or 4 prong ? Also, how long is the power cord ?
Asked 5 years ago by fhkrph95.
- Answer Hello FHKRPH95 - Thank you for your inquiry; we are happy to help. We do not package the power cord with electric free-standing and slide-in ranges. It is not possible to determine the type of facilities each consumer has available or what the local electrical codes require (ex. 3-wire vs 4-wire). Power Cords for ranges are available through local dealers or can be purchased as an accessory from GE Appliance Parts at 1-800-626-2002. We appreciate your interest! Thanks for checking. Olga
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QuestionDoes it come with a single-edge razor blade scraper that the manual suggests is to be used for scraping?
Asked 6 years ago by Abhishek.
- Answer No it doesn't. It would have been nice. The little bottle of cleaner is pretty good though.
  Answered 6 years ago by Hawaii
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QuestionWhere can I get a manual for my new stove?
Asked 8 years ago by Johnny.
- Answer Go the GE website and download the pages you feel that you need. The manual is more extensive than the one that came with the stove.
  Answered 7 years ago by Melzie
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QuestionI'm selling cakes as a side job from home, I see the need to expand my production that's why I'm thinking on buying a range with convention oven, could I use all the racks, at the same time, on this oven to bake all at once?
Asked 5 years ago by philbaker.
- Answer I certainly would! It's got the room and with convection it should cook evenly on all shelves!
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QuestionDo they oven racks need to be removed before using the self cleaning feature so they don’t discolor?
Asked 6 years ago by Teal.
- Answer Hi Teal - Thanks for reaching out to us! We recommend to wash the racks with warm, soapy water. The standard oven racks / shelves are chrome plated and can be cleaned in a self-cleaning oven; however, it is not recommended since they may discolor and lose some of their luster. They typically discolor to a deep gray after self-cleaning. To keep the luster, the racks should cleaned with soap and water rather than cleaned in the oven's self-cleaning cycle. Commercial oven cleaner may used for the racks, but some cleaners cause discoloration. Be sure to do a small test area to check the results, and rinse the racks thoroughly after cleaning. You can also view cleaning recommendations for the various parts of your range in the Owner's Manual at the following link: https://products.geappliances.com/MarketingObjectRetrieval/Dispatcher?RequestType=PDF&Name=49-80805-1.PDF - Thanks for choosing GE! Sue
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QuestionWhat model microwave matches this item
Asked 6 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer Hi there, Based on our research, we have found that this model of microwave should pair well with the range you supplied: https://www.bestbuy.com/site/ge-1-9-cu-ft-over-the-range-microwave-with-sensor-cooking-stainless-steel/5291514.p?skuId=5291514 - We hope that this helped! Thank you so much for sending in a question. -MS
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QuestionCan you please tell me the difference between the GE JB750 SJSS and the JS760 SLSS? Thanks John
Asked 6 years ago by John.
- Answer Hi John - GE® 30" Slide-In Electric Convection Range JS760SLSS fit into standard 30-inch cabinet cutouts like a free-standing range, but with a more custom built-in look. Unlike the free-standing ranges though, electric slide-in ranges have no backsplash, which provides a more integrated appearance. Controls and panel display are on the front of these ranges. It has a 100 Watt Warming Zone (vs 80 Watt) and 8-Pass Broil Element (vs 6-Pass Broil Element). Thanks for your interest! Keep in touch -Sue
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QuestionWhat is the difference between a full wrapped metal frame on the JB750 model and the glass door on the JB700?
Asked 6 years ago by babalou731.
- Answer Hi Gee22- On model JB750SJSS (Full-Wrapped Stainless Frame), the stainless steel on the door wraps around the side of the door. On JB700SJSS, the sides of the door are dark gray. Keep in touch! Sue
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QuestionDoes the JB750SJSS have self with the steam clean option? What are the differences between the JB750SJSS and the JB700SJSS
Asked 6 years ago by Calico.
- Answer Hi Calico- Yes, JB750 has Self-clean with Steam Clean option. Clean your oven the way you want. Play Video: https://www.youtube.com/embed/2EMLPJKNkkE?rel=0 - JB750 has TRUE EUROPEAN CONVECTION WITH PRECISE AIR. Play Video: https://www.youtube.com/embed/9Bs5u79gGNY?rel=0 - (JB700 does not have third heating element and the fan does not reverse). JB750 has number pads (vs +/- pads), Set Clock pad, Convection Roast and Warm cooking modes. Keep in touch! Sue
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QuestionCan you turn off the Convection feature and just bake normally without the air circulating?
Asked 6 years ago by Elis.
This question was asked about the related product: GE - 5.3 Cu. Ft. Self-Cleaning Freestanding Electric Convection Range
- Answer Hi Elis- Yes, you can choose either Bake (Traditional) or Convection Bake cooking mode. Keep in touch! Sue
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QuestionI 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
Asked 7 years ago by PHbird.
- Answer 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.
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QuestionHi. Is the depth measured to the handle? What is depth from back to front not including handle. Thanks.
Asked 7 years ago by Dimensions.
This question was asked about the related product: GE - 5.3 Cu. Ft. Self-Cleaning Freestanding Electric Convection Range
- Answer Hi - Depth without handle = 25 1/2 in. Overall Depth with handle =28 in. We encourage you to view Quick Specs at the following link for more details: https://products.geappliances.com/MarketingObjectRetrieval/Dispatcher?RequestType=PDF&Name=JB750DJ_EJ_BJ_R2_17.pdf - Thanks for choosing GE! SUE@EA
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QuestionI just purchased this stove and was told that it is self cleaning but not steam cleaning. Is this correct? I specified a self cleaning but not steam cleaning when I purchased it.
Asked 7 years ago by millie.
- Answer HI Millie- Welcome to the GE Appliances Family! GE® JB750DJWW features both! It is a Self-clean oven with Steam Clean option so you can choose how you want to clean your oven. Play Video: https://www.youtube.com/embed/2EMLPJKNkkE?rel=0 - Thanks for choosing GE. Enjoy! SUE@GEA
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Questioni live in NYC and the voltage here is 220. I see this stove is rated at 240VAC. Is this going to be a problem with the stove or do I need to have different coils installed? Thanks. Scott
Asked 7 years ago by scottsonyc.
- Answer All electric appliances sold in USA have been designed to work with 208/240 V and 220 V is within that range. Electric coils have been designed for maximum voltage of 240 V. Nominal Wattage mentioned in the specs is when connected to 240 V only. What you have to keep in mind is due to law of Ohm, the lower the voltage , the lower the wattage. So when connected to 208 V you lose 25% of Wattage and when connected to 220 V you lose 15%. Manufactures unfortunately do not make special coils for 208/220 V for very large number of reasons. Primary reason is new 2010 edition of NEC (National Electric Code) and fire safety. Hope this helps.
  Answered 7 years ago by SYSRES
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GE - 5.3 Cu. Ft. Self-Cleaning Freestanding Electric Convection Range

Q: QuestionWhat is the difference between JB755SJSS and JB750SJSS

Q: QuestionDoes the glasstop have that textured look, almost like a gray and black pattern of lines or is it solid black?

Q: Questionis this one self cleaning or steam cleaning

Q: QuestionCan this strove cook convection and conventional as well?

Q: QuestionWhat are the advantages or differences of this model as compared to the model JB700DJWW?

Q: QuestionIs the cooktop grey or black

Q: QuestionWhat type of power plug comes with this unit...3 or 4 prong ? Also, how long is the power cord ?

Q: QuestionDoes it come with a single-edge razor blade scraper that the manual suggests is to be used for scraping?

Q: QuestionWhere can I get a manual for my new stove?

Q: QuestionI'm selling cakes as a side job from home, I see the need to expand my production that's why I'm thinking on buying a range with convention oven, could I use all the racks, at the same time, on this oven to bake all at once?

Q: QuestionDo they oven racks need to be removed before using the self cleaning feature so they don’t discolor?

Q: QuestionWhat model microwave matches this item

Q: QuestionCan you please tell me the difference between the GE JB750 SJSS and the JS760 SLSS? Thanks John

Q: QuestionWhat is the difference between a full wrapped metal frame on the JB750 model and the glass door on the JB700?

Q: QuestionDoes the JB750SJSS have self with the steam clean option? What are the differences between the JB750SJSS and the JB700SJSS

Q: QuestionCan you turn off the Convection feature and just bake normally without the air circulating?

Q: QuestionI 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

Q: QuestionHi. Is the depth measured to the handle? What is depth from back to front not including handle. Thanks.

Q: QuestionI just purchased this stove and was told that it is self cleaning but not steam cleaning. Is this correct? I specified a self cleaning but not steam cleaning when I purchased it.

Q: Questioni live in NYC and the voltage here is 220. I see this stove is rated at 240VAC. Is this going to be a problem with the stove or do I need to have different coils installed? Thanks. Scott

QuestionWhat is the difference between JB755SJSS and JB750SJSS

QuestionDoes the glasstop have that textured look, almost like a gray and black pattern of lines or is it solid black?

Questionis this one self cleaning or steam cleaning

QuestionCan this strove cook convection and conventional as well?

QuestionWhat are the advantages or differences of this model as compared to the model JB700DJWW?

QuestionIs the cooktop grey or black

QuestionWhat type of power plug comes with this unit...3 or 4 prong ? Also, how long is the power cord ?

QuestionDoes it come with a single-edge razor blade scraper that the manual suggests is to be used for scraping?

QuestionWhere can I get a manual for my new stove?

QuestionI'm selling cakes as a side job from home, I see the need to expand my production that's why I'm thinking on buying a range with convention oven, could I use all the racks, at the same time, on this oven to bake all at once?

QuestionDo they oven racks need to be removed before using the self cleaning feature so they don’t discolor?

QuestionWhat model microwave matches this item

QuestionCan you please tell me the difference between the GE JB750 SJSS and the JS760 SLSS? Thanks John

QuestionWhat is the difference between a full wrapped metal frame on the JB750 model and the glass door on the JB700?

QuestionDoes the JB750SJSS have self with the steam clean option? What are the differences between the JB750SJSS and the JB700SJSS

QuestionCan you turn off the Convection feature and just bake normally without the air circulating?

QuestionI 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

QuestionHi. Is the depth measured to the handle? What is depth from back to front not including handle. Thanks.

QuestionI just purchased this stove and was told that it is self cleaning but not steam cleaning. Is this correct? I specified a self cleaning but not steam cleaning when I purchased it.

Questioni live in NYC and the voltage here is 220. I see this stove is rated at 240VAC. Is this going to be a problem with the stove or do I need to have different coils installed? Thanks. Scott