Revel in the power and flexibility of a JennAir® dual-fuel downdraft slide-in range. Cook multiple dishes on multiple racks in the 6.2 cu. ft. oven cavity, stir-fry over a burner with an output of up to 17,000 BTUs, then utilize a downdraft ventilation system to help draw odors away.
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| Number of Oven Racks |
3 |
| Cooktop Surface Material |
Stainless Steel |
| Oven Interior Width(IN,inches) |
24 1/4 |
| Oven Cleaning Type |
Self-Cleaning |
| Oven Rack Type |
Gliding Roll-Out,Max Capacity,Heavy Duty |
| Number of Rack Guides |
7 |
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| Energy Rating (kWh/year) |
395 |
| ADA Compliant |
Yes |
| Prop 65 |
Standard |
| UL |
Yes |
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| Grate Details |
Cast Iron Grates,Continuous,Matte Finish |
| Number of Cooking Element-Burners |
4 |
| Right Front Element-Burner Type |
Sealed Burner |
| Number of Grates |
2 |
| Cooktop Configuration |
All Burners |
| Left Front Element-Burner Power |
17,000 BTU |
| Right Rear Element-Burner Power |
9,200 BTU |
| Cooktop Surface Color |
Stainless |
| Cooktop Control Knob Type |
Metal |
| Cooktop Control Location |
Front |
| Cooktop Control Knob Color |
Stainless Steel |
| Left Rear Element-Burner Type |
Sealed Burner |
| Right Rear Element-Burner Type |
Sealed Burner |
| Left Front Element-Burner Type |
Sealed Burner |
| Cooktop Control Type |
Knobs |
| Auto Re-ignition |
Yes |
| Right Front Element-Burner Power |
15,000 BTU |
| Left Rear Element-Burner Power |
5,000 BTU |
| Cooktop Element Style |
Sealed Burners |
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| Accessory Relationships |
Yes |
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| Carton Depth(IN,inches) |
30 1/2 |
| Carton Width(IN,inches) |
31 1/2 |
| Capacity(FT3,cubic feet) |
6.40 |
| Carton Height(IN,inches) |
43 1/2 |
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| Volts |
240 |
| Amps |
40 |
| Power Cord Included |
Yes |
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| Connectivity |
No |
| Works With |
No |
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Type:
Range
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Style:
Slide In
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Fuel:
Gas
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Energy Star Rated:
No
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