Electrolux FGGF304DLW Gas Range
Product Summary
- Manufacturer: Electrolux
- Product Model: FGGF304DLW
- Mfg Part #: FGGF304DLW
- Category: Ranges
Product Description
Product Attributes
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Technical Information
Size : 30"
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Oven
Number of Ovens : 2
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Cooktop
Total Cooking Elements : 5
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Controls/Indicators
Controls : Touchpad, Knob,
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Power Description
Input Voltage : 110 V AC
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Physical Characteristics
Form Factor : Freestanding
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Product Details
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Technical Information
Size : 30"
Features : Visualite Window
Features : Self-cleaning Oven
Features : Delay Bake
Features : Oven Light
Features : Sabbath Mode
Features : Auto Shutdown
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Oven
Number of Ovens : 2
Oven Capacity : 3.50 ft³
Oven Type : Convection Oven
Racks : 2 Rack
Functions : Broiling
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Cooktop
Total Cooking Elements : 5
Cooking Element Type : 5 x Burner
Cooking Element Power : 5000 BTU/h to 17000 BTU/h
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Controls/Indicators
Controls : Touchpad, Knob,
Status Indicators : Digital Temperature Display
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Power Description
Input Voltage : 110 V AC
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Physical Characteristics
Form Factor : Freestanding
Color : White
Material : Cast Iron Grate
Material : Stainless Steel Manifold Panel
Dimensions : 49" Height x 30" Width x 26.50" Depth
Weight (Approximate) : 250 lb
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