 | Jenn-Air 30" Downdraft Electric... |
List Price: $1,099.00
 | Hot surface light beside each element indicates...One Custom ChoiceTM dual radiant element heats large...Three Quick-StartTM radiant elements provide visual... |
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Product Details
- Energy Saver Grill.
- Includes Grill Assembly With Excalibur(R) Nonstick Grill Grate Finish.
- Infinite Surface Control Settings.
- Illuminated Backlit Controls.
Product Description
Jenn-Air(R) Lingo(TM) Electric 43"" Downdraft Cooktop. Illuminated Backlit Controls.. Infinite Integument Control Settings.. Accepts Optional Cartridge(s) For Use In Place Of Grill Assembly.. Vigour Saver Grill.. Includes Grill Assembly With Excalibur(R) Nonstick Grill Irk Finish.. Modular Design; Comes With Grill Assembly And Two Open Bays.. PerimaVent(TM) Downdraft Ventilation System With Protean Speed Fan.. Accepts Optional Cooking Accessories.. Award Winning Flush-To-The-Chip Design.. Comes With Two-Piece Tempered Glass Grill Cover.. Countertop Or Atoll/Peninsula Installation With No Overhead Hood Needed.. Grilling Capability In Left And Fore Bays.. Purchase Of Cartridge(s) Required For Use In Open Bay(s). (See Accessories Tab)..
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Customer Reviews
Don't Enfeebled Your $$
First of all, this is a Maytag offshoot. They just put the Jenn-Air name on it to sell it for more money! This cooktop is not worth the money. I admit I choose gas cooking, but this thing takes forever to heat up, doesn't seem to get hot enough, and doesn't have a setting to hint at you if the burners are still hot after you turn them off. I can't tell you how many items we've melted plastic because someone set something on a still warm burner. But the Actual reason I hate this cooktop is how difficult it is to clean. Yeah, it might be fancy with the modules, downdraft enunciate and grease catchers, but it is horrible to clean. Each module has gaps around it, so the module insert itself gets oil and grime on the edges, then the insert underneath it, then the main cooktop frame and housing. Not only that, but the incredibly cloudless (sarcasm there) people who designed it didn't allow for the downdraft shaft to be removed for tidiness. And you can't get to it with your hand (unless you have your kids do it!) You should see the undidentifiable food items down there. I can see some arborrio rice, but the position is just yuck. So, if you cook a lot and like to clean even more, this cooktop's for you. I suggest going for a beat conventional cooktop (but still less than this baby)and using a George Foreman grill or your outdoor grill. But if you still consider you want this one, I have one to sell you! :)
2008-02-17
| 3 boys mom (Caldwell, ID USA) | Helpful Votes: 5 | Rating: 2
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Product Description
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Customer Reviews
Astoundingly Poor Design and Reliability
Where to start? The issue fan is pretty much worthless. For one, it doesn't do very good job of sucking smoke down. Moreover, when on high especially, it sucks a acceptable portion of the heat from the burners. To give you an idea of how much heat it pulls away from your pans, you can't ferment water with it on. To boot, when the grill side is on, the fan automatically turns on in hi mode. This makes anything but diret hotness grilling impossible and forget about cooking on the other side.
Beyond the very poor design, the ignition system is faulty. The back burner no longer lights at all after about 18 months of use. The front is spasmodic and probably will go out in short order.
In summary, this is an overpriced and poorly designed product.
2010-03-16
| Jordan (Denver, CO) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 1
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$1,099.00
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Product Details
- Hot surface light beside each element indicates surface is hot, even after the element has been turned off.
- One Custom ChoiceTM dual radiant element heats large and small pans effectively
- Three Quick-StartTM radiant elements provide visual response in just three seconds
- Downdraft ventilation keeps the kitchen fresh and odor-free, no matter what you're cooking.
Product Description
Rudder: Pop-up ventilation fan knob stays hidden until needed. Brushed stainless finish jurisdiction knobs provide a sleek look and coordinate with the style of other Jenn-Air® appliances. Incalculable control settings adjust instantly to any temperature level. Controls are located at the front on each side for compliant access.
Exterior: Frameless design with rounded edges makes hoover up easy. Backlit controls provide a stylish look and show at-a-glance which elements are on.
Limberness: Countertop or island/peninsula installation opens the way to more flexible kitchen designs.
Accepts spontaneous Wok accessory.
Dimensions & Weight:
Overall Width: 29 7/8"
Overall Depth: 22"
Cutout Calibre: 28 7/8"
Cutout Depth: 21 1/8"
Blower Assembly Clearance (below countertop): 17 1/2"
Ballpark Shipping Weight: 71 lbs.
Electrical Specifications
Total Connected Load - kW: 7.0
Features
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Product Details
- Brushed Stainless Finish Control Knobs.
- Low Output 5,000 BTU Burner Reduces To Ultra-Low 650 BTUs.
- Electronic Ignition With Flame-Sensing(TM) Reignition.
- Infinite Surface Control Settings.
Product Description
Jenn-Air(R) 30" Gas Cooktop. Brushed Stainless Clinch Control Knobs.. Infinite Surface Control Settings.. Electronic Ignition With Conflagration-Sensing(TM) Reignition.. Four Sealed Gas Burners.. Low Output 5,000 BTU Burner Reduces To Ultra-Low 650 BTUs.. One-Parcel of the same thing Continuous Porcelain-On-Cast Iron Burner Grates.. Small Port Gas Burner Envision.. Ultra-High 15,000 BTU Output Burner.. Accepts Optional Cooking Side dishes.. Convertible To LP Gas.. May Be Installed Above Jenn-Air(R) 30" Single Electric Wall Ovens Or Jenn-Air(R) Ease of access Oven..
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jenn air wiring - Appliance Repair Forum
I have 4 wires coming from the 2 elements on the right side(front and rear).The rear element has a red wire with a piggyback connection on it going to the h1 on rear switch but also jumpering to the h1 of the front switch.The other connection on the rear element has a yellow wire going to the h2 on rear switch.The connections on the front element have a blue wire connected to the h2 of the front switch and another blue wire, from the other side of the front element,running to the exhaust blower(120 V) located in middle of the unit.The exhaust motor is operarted with a manual switch which is powered from the L1 to the unit.This blue wire from the front element is tied in with the wire from the closed side of the man switch for the blower.Some body that had worked on this unit left it wired like this but I question this blue wire tied in with the blower.I was thinking that it (the blue wire) if anything should be tied in to the nuetral wire to the unit.
Source: jenn air wiring - Appliance Repair Forum
Jenn Air Cooktop Insert Plug - Appliance Repair Forum
I have an older Jenn-Air oven with cooktop. One half of the cook-top is a grill, the other half is a plug-in dual callirod heating unit. The female receptical that this insert plugs into is worn, and I ordered the receptical to replace it. But the receptical has no wiring inside of it. Can anyone tell me what wiring part number is? Customer Service couldn't identify the part for me and suggested this forum.
Source: Jenn Air Cooktop Insert Plug - Appliance Repair Forum
Replacing Jenn Air cooktop/ovens... - ApplianceBlog.com ...
I have a Jenn Air 30" electric downdraft stovetop (Part#201595) and electric double ovens (Part# KP27G0D1BG - 26" wide) that I would like to replace with new Jenn Air products. I would like to stay with electric downdraft and double ovens. Should I be concerned that the newer models (assuming I go with the same general sizes of 30 and 26 inches) might not fit or attach the same way?
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Compare Jenn Air, Kenmore, Maytag...etc, which is better for a cooktops?
Q: I'm thinking of buying a Jenn Air but I'm not sure who really makes the bets cooktops.
A: Look in consumer reports.
How to replace old Jenn-Air downdraft cooktop?
Q: We are looking into buying a house that is 22 yrs. old. It has an older Jenn-Air electric downdraft cooktop. I know NOTHING about downdraft cooktops. Can it be replaced w/any brand cooktop? How hard to replace? Do they work well? What about the duct work?? It's all very confusing to me, any help/advice would be greatly appreciated!!
A: . Can it be replaced w/any brand cook top? Yes. How hard to replace? On a scale of one to ten, a three. Do they work well? Yes they do a good job.What about the duct work? Have you checked to see if it has duct work? If so,it can be used on the other brands.
Where can I find FREE consumer reports on a Jenn-air downdraft gas range?
Q: I am looking at 2 specific models, they are both slide-in gas ranges with downdraft systems built in, but one has an electric convection oven and the other is gas. Both have gas cooktops. Model #'s are JDS9860BD & JGS9900BD
Any feedback would be greatly appreciated!
A: Check with your library. Mine has copies.
