Frigidaire Gallery Convection Range

[fan-of-fans]

I really liked the Frigidaire Gallery electric radiant range with convection and air fry. (pic below)

Unfortunately it appears to be discontinued. Lowes still has it on display but I don’t see it available online.

It appears to be replaced by a new model with the burner and warming zone knobs on the front, and a smaller oven control panel still at the rear.

I liked how this range would show both the clock and the oven temp setting at the same time on the display just like my grandma’s Whirlpool range from 1996 did.

Nowadays it seems like most ranges, including my grandma’s 2020 Whirlpool only show either the time or temp, and cannot show both on the small 4 character display.

Unfortunately most new ranges aren’t even as interesting as ones from 15 years ago as NO new ranges I’ve seen at Lowes, Home Depot or independent appliance stores offer a warning drawer NOR do any still offer any sort of lighting on the control panel.

The Whirlpool Gold series ranges of the late 2000s and the Kenmore Elite ranges up until 8 or 10 years ago are the last I’m aware of that offered these features.

 

[steved]

Same concerns

We bought the discontinued model of the slide-in induction range because of the reduced information on the display. So far we are satisfied, considering we previously had a Dual-Fuel range.

 

[fan-of-fans]

I know joeekaitis bought the induction model as well, with the touch controls.

I’m thinking of if one bought one of the GE convection models it could probably show the time and temp at the same time as well. Probably LG and Samsung too, not sure on Whirlpool.

My guess the larger display like this is more specific to convection oven models these days but I could be wrong. Hard to tell on models on display in stores what display can show.

Did notice this model at Lowes has gone from $899 back to $1100 so maybe not discontinued.