Enterprise electric range
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fan-of-fans
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Somebody posted an Enterprise here a few years ago that had the left storage like that, but range was a 30" and the oven was about the width of a 20" range.
Also, I've noticed some 36" and 40" ranges such as this have both 8" burners at the front. Is there a reason why they aren't alternated like a typical range would have?
Also, I've noticed some 36" and 40" ranges such as this have both 8" burners at the front. Is there a reason why they aren't alternated like a typical range would have?
Thats got to be about the worst excuse for a range I have ever seen, Just look how well the thing fits together, LOL
John L.
John L.
I don't know why people spend their money on such junk. That thing wasn't worth $185. when it left the factory.
Often people who buy those ranges don't have any alternative if they must have a new range which they can afford. These are sold in poor places to poor people. And then there are the cheap-ass landlords who buy the cheapest crap they can find for tenants who don't have much alternative other than to live in their rental properties. The stories around poverty are never pleasant.
vacerator
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Look like Tappan
oven handles.
oven handles.
why y'all call it junk? jut curious
looks good to me... except y'all right about the burners.. Yeah I use small burners most of the time. and they should at least one be in front. hum. I saw it on Cl while ago, when I was supposedly to be napping. LOL
looks good to me... except y'all right about the burners.. Yeah I use small burners most of the time. and they should at least one be in front. hum. I saw it on Cl while ago, when I was supposedly to be napping. LOL
Burner layout
I always thought the coils were arranged due to space constraint not ease of use.
But this stove top is very wide so you could easily fit two large pans on the large front burners without interference. I am annoyed frequently by having one of my large coils in the rear because my pan hits the back of the stove and cannot be centered on the coil. I think this arrangement on a wide stove top is ideal!
I always thought the coils were arranged due to space constraint not ease of use.
But this stove top is very wide so you could easily fit two large pans on the large front burners without interference. I am annoyed frequently by having one of my large coils in the rear because my pan hits the back of the stove and cannot be centered on the coil. I think this arrangement on a wide stove top is ideal!
I've never seen an Enterprise electric model. Enterprise around here, I've only seen gas units, typically were sold by local propane/butane outfits.
