| Semi-Sealed Burners |
6 Burner |
| Size |
40" |
| Body Color |
Stainless |
| Trim |
Chrome |
| Left Rear Burner BTU's |
10,500 |
| Right Rear BTU's |
10,500 |
| Center Rear BTU's |
10,500 |
| Left Front BTU's |
15,500 |
| Right Front BTU's |
15,500 |
| Center Front BTU's |
7,000 |
| French Top - BTU's |
No |
| Fuel Type |
Dual Fuel |
| Continuous Grates |
Yes |
| Viewing Window |
Yes |
| Stainless Back Guard |
2 3/8" |
| Digital Clock and Timer |
Yes |
| Techno Upper Handrail |
Optional |
| Flame Failure Safety Device |
Yes |
| Main Oven Capacity Cubic Feet |
2.44 |
| Second Oven Capacity Cubic Feet |
1.44 |
| Main Oven Temp. Range |
75 - 500° |
| Second Oven Temp. Range |
200 - 500° |
| Main Oven Power Watts or BTUs |
3,700 |
| Second Oven Power Watts |
1,850 |
| Warming Drawer |
Yes |
| Cast Iron Wok Ring |
Yes |
| Rotisserie |
Yes |
| Proofing Mode |
Yes |
| Continuous Clean Panels |
Optional |
| Interior Oven Light |
Yes |
| Removable Oven Door |
Yes |
| Convection Bake & Broil |
Yes |
| Plinth Legs |
Standard |
| Scroll Legs |
Optional |
| Tubular Legs |
Optional |
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Type:
Range
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Style:
Free Standing
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Fuel:
Gas
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Width:
40"
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Nominal Width:
40"
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Energy Star Rated:
No
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Downdraft Ventilation:
No
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Hood Recommended:
Yes
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Dual Fuel:
Yes
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Burner Type:
Sealed
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Self Clean:
No
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Convection:
Yes
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Drawer:
Warming
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Drawer Proof Mode:
Yes
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First Oven:
2.44 cu. ft.
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Hidden Bake Element:
No
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Continuous Grate:
Yes
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Sabbath Mode:
No
Professional delivery and installation is available for every product we sell. We would be happy to coordinate delivery and installation for you.
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Some can even cover extra costs that result, such as cost of food that spoils when your fridge dies.
It's simple and inexpensive to purchase extended warranties and one of the smartest ways to protect your investment.
Appliances
can be large, heavy and expensive. You probably don't have the special tools or expertise needed to fix them in a crisis. If you can spare a few thousand dollars without batting an eyelash for new
appliances
should they break tomorrow, don't buy a warranty. But if you're like most of us, protect yourself by purchasing inexpensive extended warranties when you buy a new product and save yourself big money in the long run.
