Kenmore 790.99113300

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20130129-50C60-1300350. Matched catalog product: Kenmore 790.99113300. Incident: The consumer stated that she was pre heating her oven at a 400 degrees and she her noise. The consumer stated that she saw that the control panel (located in the above the burners) was blinking on and off. She stated that small flames were being emitted from the back of the control panel.

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20120913-9B4E7-1271759. Matched catalog product: Kenmore 790.99113300. Incident: (7/22/2012) The consumer stated that he was using the front left burner of the range at the medium setting of about 7 or 8. The burner was on for approximately 10 minutes when he noticed a bright red flare coming from the burner. When the consumer went to turn the burner off, he noticed that it had moved from the original setting of 7 or 8 to the highest level. The consumer then proceeded to turn the burner off, but the dials would not allow him to. The consumer tripped the circuit breakers, so that the range would be completely off.

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20201207-B572F-2039528. Severity: Incident, No Injury. Product: Kenmore 790.99113300 (Electric range with oven). Incident: The front right burner (when facing the range) began developing problems. In order for the burner to come on, the consumer had to turn it to the "high" setting. Once the burner turned on, she could decrease the temperature. She did not have to do this with any of the other burners. She worked with the burner for the past year or longer. (approx.) 11/18/2020, the consumer called the manufacturer and discussed the matter with them. They offered the consumer a warranty, which she purchased. The mfr. sent a technician out and he told her he could repair it, but the electrical panel would cost $1500.00. The consumer did not accept that offer. The technician wrote that the consumer declined that option and he left. The consumer originally paid $1572.28, for the range and this included delivery charges. The consumer said that someone gave her information about a recall on a similar range, that was made by this manufacturer, but it started with [REDACTED]. There have not been any injuries associated with this problem, with the consumer's range. Just to clarify, the left top burner is not included in the report. It turns on automatically and does not turn off. It�s a fire hazard. I had to turn off the entire range at the breaker to avoid the top left burner turning on by itself. There�s been similar recalls that can be searched and confirmed on the web with their Electrolux Kenmore Elite Ranges sold exclusively at Sears due to Fire and Burn Hazards.