Best range accessories according to redditors

The efficiency is about 75%, or about 10% less than induction, both are far more efficient than gas. The technology hasn't changed but replacing the elements with newer ones helps if the older ones are wearing out. Gas is way cheaper in much of the US, and can more easily be made to hit higher BTUs. So when combined with greater control, it is more popular for 'serious' chefs.

You can still install the normal one to a 14-50, you just need a suitable cable.

I used this: https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00TCZUCZC/

It's probably not up to code, you can buy longer gas connectors.

https://www.amazon.com/5-Flexible-Gas-Range-Hose/dp/B00EEEL44O/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&qid=1482939376&sr=8-8&keywords=5+foot+gas+hose+for+stove

I don't think it hurts anything if it's not leaking, but you know if something goes wrong the first thing insurance companies do is try to assign blame to avoid liability, so it might not be a bad idea to get it up to code.

We get the carpets shampooed, too, but I bet ya they're going to find a way to charge us for that anyway when we move out.

I just happened to take a peek down that space between the oven and the cabinet the other day and it grossed me out. I've got back problems and I can't move it myself. I just want a clean kitchen!

And I'm totally buying one of these after we get it fixed up.

Is there anything still legible on the white part? Part number?

This looks kind of similar... Spark Ignitor For WP74009336 - Oven Top Burner Maytag Range https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07RLP3J6Z/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_7qQkDbA0CP356

I have not used one but if it's a heavyier cast iron wok, it would take longer to heat up and cool down and would probably be hard to move around. That being said, for larger portions it may work well. I think as long as it's a thinner cast iron it may be fine. Thin carbon steel woks aren't great I will give you that, you want a thicker one.

This is the wok I use (I think, I have had it for a while but it looks the same) and I like it but you really need a wok ring for it to be stable, I prefer a big heavy one and I take the whole grate AND diffuser off my propane stove (once it's safely lit) and use it like a chinese 'torch' stove - it DEFINITELY gets hot enough. I've never burned my house down yet.

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Yeah burner covers are so cheap.

Reston Lloyd Electric Stove Burner Covers, Set of 4, Black https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00185YDB8/ref=cm_sw_r_fm_apa_i_iqpIDbJBZZR8T

This seems like a terrible idea to get rid of the stove, no way would I ever even consider a house like that because who knows what other crazy stuff the seller did.

Considering that they sell pre-made aluminium liners, I don't think they're harmful :-)

Pull the coil out and replace it for $10.

http://www.amazon.com/Range-Kleen-MP21YA-Universal-Stovetop/dp/B000FNJ5RG

here you go OP https://www.amazon.com/Frigidaire-316442301-Element-for-Range/dp/B005B9CUD0/ref=sr_1_10?ie=UTF8&qid=1493347362&sr=8-10&keywords=electric+burner+for+electric+stove

Are you comfortable with and capable of working with gas lines? If not, call a plumber or the gas company and let them deal with it. Typically, the gas company will be cheaper than a plumber, but not all gas companies will service in home lines/appliances. Some will provide materials, others will require you to do so. At the very least, I would get a quote or two. Sometimes it's cheaper and easier to let someone else take the liability. If you decide to DIY, head to a big box retailer and get one of these or these. You'll need that at a minimum. If you can remove the gas line from the flare fitting attached to the valve, you should be able to re-use it. The flare fittings themselves are fine to re-use, it's the flexible gas line that you don't want to re-use. If you can't or prefer not to re-use the flare fitting, I would also get a new gas valve as well as the threads on the existing one are likely damaged. The pipe should be 1/2" NPT. Make sure you can turn off the gas either at the meter, or somewhere upstream of the stove before you attempt to remove/replace the valve. You will need either some thread sealant or Teflon tape (not both). Only seal the threads on the NPT to NPT connections.

Wondering if its possible to simply take one of these and simply route it to a wall socket instead. That way I have an optional socket available.

oooh sneaky kitty! :)

Hey, you might want to move where you keep her treats. I see you have an electric range and the elements retain heat for awhile. I've burnt myself on them. Puss might accidentally step on them and burn her feet. Even though she's probably smarter than me.

When I lived in a place with an electric range I got [these] (http://smile.amazon.com/Reston-Lloyd-Electric-Burner-Covers/dp/B00185YDB8/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1421949076&sr=8-1&keywords=electric+range+covers&pebp=1421949083948&peasin=B00185YDB8) for extra safety.

Tesla briefly offered a HPWC with a 50A cord but not anymore apparently. What you can do is get a 14-50 outlet installed and if you want a HPWC just have your electrician wire it up with this https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00TCZUCZC/

FYI the white wire would not be used in that case and you would need to set the current selector switch on the HPWC to the 50A breaker setting

Give these a look. No regrets from buying them

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I wonder if these would work?

Silicone Gap Cover, (2 PACK) Silicone Gap Stopper Kitchen Stove Counter Gap Covers - 21" Flexible Stove Space Fillers, Food Grade,Semi Clear https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B07JMZTF9G/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_.-PiDb79084F3

Here is what burner head cap is for those who may not know: https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B07R2FKX4Z/?coliid=I1Q84HANLCBZDF&colid=3H924TQZAZJ5S&psc=1&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it

Take those pictures over to the electrical department at your local big box store, and they will hook you up with a new end to put on your dryer cord.

If they don't have the plug, they will sell you a cord:

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00TCYBG2G?psc=1