GE JBS360RTSS 30 inch Freestanding Electric Range with 4 Coil Elements, 5 cu. ft. Oven Capacity, Sensi-Temp Technology and Storage Drawer (Stainless Steel)

Sensi-temp technology

Enjoy the same cooking power as a traditional coil with an added safety feature that meets the new UL858 Household Electric Ranges Standard for Safety

Removable full-width storage drawer

Large trays and other cookware can be conveniently stored for quick access

5.0 cu. ft. oven capacity

Cook more dishes at once

Standard clean oven

Smooth surface and rounded corners make clean-up quick and easy

Electronic clock and timer

Help cooks coordinate meal preparation and cooking

Dual-element Bake

Upper and lower elements produce even heat and great results

Why Should You Consider Buying GE Electric Coil Range?

• Budget-Friendly Choice: 
  As a coil-element electric range, this model is among the more affordable options available, offering solid value at its price point.
• Dependable Performance: 
  Users often highlight its consistent heating, quick burner response, and straightforward reliability—delivering results without extra frills.
• Traditional Coil Burners: 
  Ideal for those who prefer classic coil elements, it accommodates heavy-duty cookware like cast iron without the risk of damaging a glass cooktop.
• Spacious Oven Capacity: 
  With 5.0 cu. ft. of space, the oven easily handles multiple dishes at once or large holiday meals. The dual-element bake feature ensures even results.
• Simple to Clean: 
  The porcelain-enamel interior with rounded corners makes wiping down the oven fast and hassle-free.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does this range include a self-cleaning feature?

A: No. This range is a standard-clean model, which means the oven must be cleaned manually with soap and water.

Q: Why isn’t the coil element heating properly or bringing water to a boil?

A: The coil elements are equipped with “Sensi-Temp” technology, which cycles the element on and off for safety. If your cookware isn’t perfectly flat or if you’re canning, this may prevent a steady boil. Some users have replaced the element with an older non-sensor style to work around this.

Q: Why does the oven produce smoke the first time I use it?

A: It’s normal for a new oven to smoke or smell on its initial use as protective oils from manufacturing burn off. Running the oven empty for about 30 minutes before cooking helps eliminate this.

Q: What kind of electrical setup is needed?

A: This range requires a 240/208-volt connection and a dedicated 40-amp circuit.