Electric range reviews?

[LKJ1988]

Had mine 19 years and still going. A board went it on 9 years ago.

[davebarnes]

Originally Posted by GiveMeCoffee

I'd like to spend 1K or less…What's a great electric range?

Great and <$1K are contradictory.
Spend the money for induction cooktop.

[oregonwoodsmoke]

Unfortunately, quality has gone down so much that anyone who has a great stove that has lasted without repairs, you can no longer get that stove. That brand has changed how they make appliances and probably every component part for every brand is coming out of China. Although that might not be true for the European brands, but they are quite expensive and I don't know if they use Chinese components or not.

[M3 Mitch]

Originally Posted by GiveMeCoffee

My oven is dying slowly and I'm going to need to replace it. I cook 5-6 nights a week for my family of four, but I also host several holidays. I need an electric range. Ideally I'd like to spend 1K or less, but I'm a little flexible on the budget.

What's a great electric range?

Thanks so much!

Find a good used appliance store, see what they have. I have a great one nearby, the guy who runs it has been in the appliance biz for many decades. He knows what breaks on most appliances and will preemptively replace the parts, he noted to me that the replacement part is usually not identical to the original part, it's upgraded.

That said why do you think it would not be possible or practical to repair the range you have? If it's just the oven, usually that's just the heating element, which is not expensive or difficult to replace.