- Is the GE JGSS86SP worth it over a single-oven range?
- If you regularly cook two dishes at different temperatures, the second oven earns its keep. For occasional cooks, a single-oven 30-inch gas range does the same core job with a larger main cavity.
- How big are the two ovens?
- Total capacity is 6.7 cu. ft. split across a main oven and a smaller upper oven. The main oven handles a turkey or large roast; the upper is best for sides, casseroles and broiling.
- Does it need a special gas line or voltage?
- It is a freestanding gas range and runs on natural gas with a standard 120V plug for ignition, lights and controls. The listed 240 V figure does not match a gas range; confirm the electrical requirement before ordering.
- What cleaning options does it have?
- It offers SteamClean for light spills and a full self-clean cycle for baked-on grease. SteamClean uses less heat and time but will not remove heavy buildup.
- How does it compare with a single-oven GE gas range?
- You get a second oven and convection in the main cavity, but each cavity is smaller than the single large oven on GE's one-oven 30-inch gas models. Choose this one if two simultaneous dishes matter more than one big oven.
- What comes in the box?
- The range ships with the griddle, oven racks and a LP conversion kit for propane hookups. A gas connector line is not included and is usually sold separately.
- Where is the GE JGSS86SP 30 6.7 Cu. Ft. cheapest?
- At Homery, for $2,063.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the GE JGSS86SP 30 6.7 Cu. Ft.?
- 5 stores we checked sell it, including Homery, Aj Madison, The Home Depot, GE Appliances, Lowe's.