jeralmac
Premium Member
- Model Number
- FPDS3085KF
Hello all, trying to find someone that can help me with a significant concern with our new range. We just had a Frigidaire FPDS3085KF installed a few days ago. It has the LP conversion kit installed as we are on Propane. My wife cooked a meal that night and was immediately disgusted with the performance of the dials. The problem is that they do not have an accurate range. For example, the 9k BTU burner has the exact flame between 3 and 6 o'clock. It seems that each burner really only has a high, medium and low setting with very little inbetween. With some of the burners, you can dial in some flame settings in between but with much patience and very little movement of the knob. I did do the low volume adjustment and made it so the burners did not go out when switching to simmer but this did nothing to improve the action of the dials.
I called and talked to a kid with Frigidaire customer service and he naively told me that they are working as designed. I find this VERY hard to believe as I grew up using gas ranges and the last one we had was a inexpensive $400 range that had perfect variable action with each of the burners. How is it that this $2000 range can be so bad? Is it possible that we have too much or not enough pressure at the manifold of this unit? Any ideas?
If anyone has experience with Frigidaire ranges and knows how to address this, I will be very grateful!
Jeralmac
I called and talked to a kid with Frigidaire customer service and he naively told me that they are working as designed. I find this VERY hard to believe as I grew up using gas ranges and the last one we had was a inexpensive $400 range that had perfect variable action with each of the burners. How is it that this $2000 range can be so bad? Is it possible that we have too much or not enough pressure at the manifold of this unit? Any ideas?
If anyone has experience with Frigidaire ranges and knows how to address this, I will be very grateful!
Jeralmac