RANGES 101
Before you swing by the store, use these helpful tips to prep for your purchase.
Measure Your Space
Before you buy, measure the height, width and depth of your cutout space.
Add 2″ of depth to accommodate the door handle.
Measure the size of the doorways, hallways and other points of entry in your home to ensure your new range will be able to pass through.
Add 1″ to both sides for air circulation.
IS YOUR CONNECTION GAS OR ELECTRIC?
Gas
Why you'll like it:
Visible flame provides precise control over a wide range of temperature settings. Burners retain little heat when turned off - so cooking stops almost immediately.
What you'll need:
Most gas ranges can be connected to a natural gas or propane line. Connect to a gas line for the cooktop and oven and to an electric outlet for the clock and oven lights.
What to look for:
Electronic ignition to light burners instantly, and sealed burners for easy cleanup.
Electric
Why you'll like it:
Available with traditional cool heating elements or easy-to-clean ceramic glass cooktops. Cooking elements provide consistent, even great while the oven heats evenly and quickly.
What you'll need:
Connection to electric trick outlet for the cooktop, oven, clock and lights. Ceramic cooktops need special cleaners that are available as well.
What to look for:
Hot surface indicators for added safety. A convection Dan to circulate oven air for shorter baking times.
WHAT FEATURES DO YOU WANT?
IMPORTANT CONSIDERATIONS
ELECTRICAL
Confirm the electrical output is sufficient for the location of your new range. Check the Use and Care Guide for specific electrical requirements. Check installation instructions for exact measurements.
DISPOSAL
Decide how you will dispose of your old range, if necessary. Rountree Appliance offers removal of your old range with delivery of your new one.
INSTALLATION
Rountree Appliance is a licensed professional for installation.