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Get a comprehensive cooking solution with this LG induction range. It includes a large 6.3-cubic-foot oven that handles everything from filo pastry to large turkeys, and the convection technology ensures even baking across up to four racks. Five elements on the top of this induction range let you fry, saute and boil a variety of foods. And with LG's induction technology cook top focusing the heat towards the bottom of the cookware only, it guarantees you quick and even heating as well as energy savings, and safe operation from start to finish.
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| Manufacturer | LG |
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| Brand | LG ELECTRONICS APPLIANCE |
| Item model number | LSE4617ST |
| Color | Stainless Steel |
| Weight | 185 pounds |
| Height | 37 7/8 inches |
| Depth | 28 15/16 inches |
| Product Id | 200798 |
|---|---|
| User Reviews and Ratings | 4.2 (20 ratings) 4.2 out of 5 stars |
| UPC | 048231319676 |
SI CONV RNGE SS 30 ELEC 5 BRNR
Key Features and Benefits: Fast oven cleaning LG EasyClean brings you fast cleaning. In just three steps your oven can sparkle, all without strong chemical fumes or high heat. Cook more The large oven capacity gives you more space and gives you the flexibility to cook more dishes and larger platters at the same time. What's Included: LG LSE4617ST Rack Gliding rack Spray bottle Scouring pad
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[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We bought this range to replace a gas range which did not provide consistent baking in the gas oven in June 2021. Our daughter-in-law introduced the idea for an induction stove top to us (we were thinking to buy a dual fuel range) and we have been very pleased with our decision! The glass stove top is SO EASY to maintain and it's beautiful in my newly renovated kitchen! The speed of heating anything is amazing and only takes a little practice to adjust your habits. (A full teapot only takes 3 minutes!) We made the decision to replace our old cookware with a better quality steel product to enhance our cooking on this induction stove. The oven is wonderful and with the full convection option, baking anything is a joy! Three casseroles or baking sheets of cookies bake evenly and completely in the time suggested in most recipes! (Which never happened in the old gas oven.). And it's so pretty! My guests always are surprised to see the pretty blue interior. Three racks (the middle sliding rack is awesome!) make cooking a multi-dish meal a breeze, and the warming oven more than met my hopes for maintaining heat in a baked dish while baking others at a different temperature. It really does take the place of a second oven (I had wanted a double oven, I thought!). I haven't tried proofing bread, yet, but the other options work great. The broiler is super hot and I've learned to reduce temperature to low to thoroughly cook certain meats. Finally, the ease of cleaning the stovetop really enhances my joy of having this range! It usually cleans up with water and a microfiber cloth, but I do use the included Glass cleaner to really polish it up or to get oil off after frying. I haven't cleaned the oven, yet, but I'm sure the easy clean option will work great. Thank you, LG, FOR AN AWESOME RANGE!
I bought this range two months ago and have really enjoyed cooking and baking with this LG induction and convection range. Induction beats gas in its speed in coming to a boil and its ability to truly simmer. The cooktop is fussy on the size of your induction ready pot or pan. It will not work if the pan is too small for the burner but there are lots of options to choose from on the other burners. The slide out oven rack is a real boon in handling heavy pots. I love the bright lights to see how the baking is going. This oven heats up much faster than my prior electric oven. Love the warming oven for dinner plates, So happy with my purchase!
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have had a dual fuel Dacor range for 20 years. The top oven element quit working and they no longer are available through Dacor. The plastic front panel was cracked so a new range was in our future. I decided induction was what I wanted, I already knew that an electric oven was the nest for even baking. I started my search in October of 2020. Absolutely not one induction range, no matter what brand was available. I couldn't see one in person so reviews were my only guidance. I wanted a warming drawer so that cut down on the number of choices available. Finally it came down to a Kitchenaid or the LG. Both had the features I wanted. The LG was the first available. It was installed the end of March 2021. I am happy with my choice. It boils water blazing fast, the controls for the cooktop are very responsive, I would compare it to a gas range, you turn off boiling water, it stops boiling immediately. If I need to open the kitchen windows for cross ventilation, no worry about the gas flame blowing out, no need to have any worries about gas. I did needed to purchase a couple of new pans but that was total worth it. I will say that you do have different sounds from both the oven and the cooktop but the advantages outweigh the small annoyances. The oven on broil is blazing fast, so watch carefully. The cooktop is so easy to clean, a flat surface with no hard to clean areas, just wipe with a wet microfiber cloth and dry with a dry one. No stuck on anything. I love this range! Not a moment of regret.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I wanted a gas stove in my new condo, but gas wasn't available. I had limited experience with induction cooking, so went with an induction stove. I love my choice. I really like the appearance, the knobs out front, the oven interior, the warming drawer, and the smooth glass top. WiFi connection is cool, if you like that kind of stuff. The stove can heat pans very quickly and control is similar to what you'd get with gas. Remember that you need pots and pans that are compatible with induction. It is much safer and the surface, when not in use, is really needed when counter space is limited like mine. I'm careful what I put on it because it's glass, but it's big and flat. After 2 years there isn't a scratch on it. I show it off to my friends who would also like to have gas.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Had this stove two months and love it! Easy to clean! Love the convection oven features! My only issue is the filler space at the back next to wall! Supposed to have a part to close gap! So far have been unable to locate one!
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We've been really happy with our new induction oven. It boils water ridiculously fast on Boost mode. It's really easy to clean the cooktop. The oven is spacious and heats evenly. I appreciate the burner layout with the large elements in the front and the physical nobs to control them. My favourite little touch is the timer automatically turns off when your turn off the oven. It's a small thing, but a nice UI tweak. There are only a few downsides. The WiFi feature I'd rather not have. And the timer is very finicky to set - you either have to press the buttons very slowly or time it just right.
We replaced our dual fuel gas range with the stove, and in terms of how it cooks, it is truly excellent. But in our kitchen, it looks like it's wearing an ill-fitting shoe. There is a gap of an inch-and-a-half because the stove will not go flush against the wall. It also has gaps on either side. I have no idea how I will prevent junk from falling through the gaps. Even though we had new butcher block countertops cut, but it was impossible to really fit it snuggly on the sides. LG should provide a trim kit.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Design flaws keep this from being a good product. First the back of the range will not go flush against solid surface countertops like our quartz counter. This leaves a gap in the back where you can see the unfinished rear of the range, screws, unpolished back panels are exposed. Odd since most slide in ranges are on peninsulas and islands where you can see the backside of the range. Since LG does not make a range flange to cover the exposed unfinished back, you either live with it or purchase a custom made component to cover the ugly exposed back. Second, there is no over the counter rim. As such this slide in allows drips and crumbs between the stop and counter top. Previous slide in was easy to clean but, without a rim this is not.
Interior blue enamel bubbled and cracked upon running the self-cleaning function in accordance with LG's recommended operation. Glassy enamel fragments circulated in oven air and landed on food. Cannot use oven due to safety hazard.
I was truly excited to receive this range a month an a half ago and finally get rid of the radiant electric range that I loathed. So far, however, this range has been incredibly disappointing. The major problem is with the large burner on the cooktop. LG claims that this is an 11 inch burner and I take that to mean that it can heat up the full 11 inches evenly. Well, it doesn't and two technicians and replacement of the heating element later, it still doesn't. On my largest fry pan it only heats the inner 7 inches or so. The edges of the pan remain hundreds of degrees cooler than the center. I've verified this with both an infrared thermometer and a probe style cooking thermometer. Boiling a shallow amount of water in the pan also shows that only a small area in the center of the pan is heating while the rest doesn't. Part of the issue is that the working part of the burner is not actually 11 inches in diameter, more like 9 3/4 (see photo of replacement element that LG sent me). Their 11 inch specification includes the plastic mounting tabs around the outside, which of course, do not heat the pan. LG has contended that the problem is that my fry pans are not perfectly flat on the bottom. Well, that's ridiculous. No fry pan is perfectly flat on the bottom. Take a straight edge to your own pans if you do not believe me. All fry pans bulge at least a little in part because they do not heat perfectly uniformly on most cooktops. I own several fry pans from major brands, as well as three carbon steel pans. None of them are perfectly flat and they aren't supposed to be. Aside from this major issue, there are a number of other nuisances with this range. The cooling fans make an annoying humming sound for 15 minutes or more after you have turned off the stove. Just what you want while eating dinner! The timer and oven temperature control is difficult to use. It easily zooms past the time or temp you want to set and then beyond it again when you try to go back down. The cooktop also comes with dial type controls, which I prefer over touch controls, but when you turn these dials, they do not smoothly adjust the temperature, but rather they shut of the heat completely for 3 or 4 seconds before restarting at the new temperature. This is easy to tell when, say, boiling water and then bringing it back down to a simmer. And lastly, LG's induction heating elements do not detect the size pan you are using as most other induction ranges do. Even some medium fry pans that work fine on a small burner will cause the large one to shut off. All of this is incredibly disappointing. For an appliance in this price range I expect superior performance and refined features. This one doesn't deliver either.
