A:AnswerNo, your installer won't be able to "switch" your electric to gas. He/she will run a gas line to the stove. You'll also need a dedicated 110 outlet within 40" or so for the stove. We had to move an electrical outlet for this. Fortunately, my son is an electrician.
A:AnswerThe Best Buy I bought from had free delivery and the installation charge was $35. Obviously the gas line kit is an additional charge I believe that cost me $45. So long as you have an appropriate, up to code gas hook up in the area of the stove that would be the only other requirement. The hook to prevent the stove from tipping, if a child pulls on it, is free and free installation of the hook.
A:AnswerThese are all really great questions goose. While the range is designed for natural gas, it can be converted to use liquid propane. A conversion kit (including LP orifices and instructions for installation/conversion) is included with the range. However, this conversion must be performed by a qualified installer or gas supplier. ^Jecca
A:Answerthe convection cooking is an option that can be turned on or left off, depending on what your doing at the time...(nice option)
And the new stove comes with the burner jets for conversion to propane...
A:AnswerKate,
I just purchased this stove and so far so good. I have not have any problems so far,. if purchased protection plan I suggest to contact them and have them check the panel.
A:AnswerYes you can! You can select to cook in the oven with convection, or without convection. The button displays at top of unit are clearly labelled so you can always choose.
A:AnswerI can help you with this Travis. Detailed instructions on using the Self Clean feature are on page 71 of the User Manual, which you can download a copy of here: https://bit.ly/2xEhIRs. Here is another helpful link with more cleaning tips and tricks: https://bit.ly/2OSklFB. And lastly, this link has some information about that residue you're seeing on the inside of the glass door: https://bit.ly/2LjoxMb. ^Jecca
