30-Inch 5-Element Electric Convection Range - Stainless Steel with PrintShield™ Finish

This beautiful electric freestanding range produces flawless cooking results with Even-Heat True Convection. The unique bow-tie design and convection fan ensure the inside of the entire oven is heated to, and stays at, the perfect temperature. The oven is 6.4 cu ft., providing an extra-large capacity that lets you easily prepare multiple dishes at once. The cooktop features five heating surfaces, including a dedicated warming zone, allowing you to do more on your range.

Features:

• Even-Heat True Convection - Produces flawless results. The unique bow-tie design and convection fan ensure the inside of the entire oven is heated to, and stays at, the perfect temperature.
• 6.4 Cu Ft. Oven Capacity - Provides an extra-large cooking capacity that easily handles multiple dishes at once.
• Professionally-Inspired Design - Combines a bold blend of professionally-inspired styling with sleek touches for the home. This range features Satin Textured Handles and the KitchenAid® Badge, a symbol of uncompromised quality.
• 5 cooking elements including a warm zone - Provides five independent cooking surfaces that allow you to do more on your range. It features a triple cooking zone of 6, 9 and 12 inches, one 10 inch zone and two 6 inch cooking zones, plus a dedicated warming zone.
• EasyConvect Conversion System - Takes guesswork out of convection cooking by ensuring you can get exceptional results when experimenting with new or familiar recipes.
• Aqualift® - Cleans your oven in less than an hour without odours and at a temperature below 200°F. This innovative system combines low heat with water to release baked-on spills.

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