[Electronics-talk] Accessible Stoves

[Matthew Chao]

Have had similar problems selecting stoves.  The cheap ones may be 
accessible, but they don't last long, and their quality is absolutely 
terrible.--Matthew Chao

At 12:59 PM 12/12/2013, Tracy Carcione wrote:
>I bought an accessible electric stove at PC Richards a while 
>back.  I think, as is often the case, your best bet is to go to 
>different stores and look at what they've got.
>Tracy
>
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>>Does anyone know of an accessible electric stove that is currently 
>>available. Ours is near the end of it's life. The one we have now 
>>has a touchpad for the oven that works fine as it  defaults to 350 
>>degrees and beeps every five degrees, but the ones we see out there 
>>now do not beep when you depress the up and down arrows.
>>Any help is most appreciated.
>>Gene
>>
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