[Electronics-Talk] getting new stove, need help?

[David Andrews]

GE also makes some models where you can get a Braille overlay. I 
think it is the Artisan series.  Most stoves today may have knobs for 
burners, but have flat panel for control of oven.  I was able to make 
Braille labels, and it works fine.  If you don't have anyone that can 
help you, you could also check with your electric utility. Mine, Xcel 
Energy has volunteers who will help customers label their appliances.

Dave

At 07:52 AM 2/6/2016, you wrote:
>We have a GE with knobs, no silly menus.  Don't know the model number.  We
>called GE customer service, and they had a list of accessible models.
>Tracy
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>Behalf Of Lisa P. Geibel via Electronics-Talk
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>To: Discussion of accessible electronics and appliances
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>Subject: [Electronics-Talk] getting new stove, need help?
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>Hi,
>I'm going to call American Home Shield this weekend to have them replace our
>stove and I'm wanting to try to find some ideas of models with knobs or
>buttons since hubby and i are both totally blind and can rarely get sighted
>assistance with labeling things or such. I thought someone here had
>mentioned Sharp had some models with buttons or knobs. Can anyone help here
>with brands and or models? Please and thanks.

         David Andrews and long white cane Harry.
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