Kenmore 790.74333311

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20150717-509D8-1498425. Matched catalog product: Kenmore 790.74333311. Incident: On 07/07/15 the consumer heard the CO2 detector in his home going off and noticed that the detector indicated a level of 90 ppm in the home. The consumer shut the gas range off and contacted the fire department. The fire department arrived about 6 minutes later. The consumer was told by the fire department that the level in the home was between 50-60 ppm. The consumer was told that the CO2 was coming from the gas range. The consumer states the gas range was on for about 20 minutes before the CO2 detector went off.

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20181119-AA509-2147384275. Severity: Incident, No Injury. Product: kenmore 790.74333311 (Kenmore stainless steel gas oven range). Incident: 3 years ago I purchased the Kenmore model number 790.74333311 Gas range oven. In the past year the oven had a hard time lighting and I would have to light a burner for it to come on. On Saturday November 17th 2018 I came home from work and at 9 am I turned my oven on to preheat for some food. about 10 minutes in it was still at 100 and then I heard a loud pop. The stove and all the electronics on it was black. I never had an issue with my electric before but decided I would unplug it and plug it into the outlet below then one it was currently in. As soon as I went to go unplug it I noticed a flame from behind the stove, I hollered for my son as I am unplugging it to come help me pull the stove out. Well upon pulling it out I observed the electrical cord melted from heat on the back of the oven and melted and burned. Fire was out and I called sears, instead of helping me they wanted to sell me a home protection plan. This is a fire hazard and had I not had an open floor plan or my teenagers decide to use it while I was not home, I am positive my house would have burnt down. Never in my life have I ever had a gas stove get hot behind it and catch the electrical cord on fire upon melting. never have I had a cord melt on one. It is a fire hazard and with 0" clearance like the guide calls for it is a safety hazard to have in ones home. I took pictures immediately.. {But can not upload them from computer at this time]