Summit SGWO30SS 30 Inch Wide 3 Cu. Ft. Single Gas Oven with Convection

To light the oven, you have to open the door all the way, turn the knob on full, and once the gas is lit, you have to wait a few moments to set the temperature you want, or the flame will go out. If you do it wrong, the oven will still release gas without lighting it. This strikes me as being extremely dangerous in a household appliance, particularly when most gas ovens let you just set the temperature, and everything works. I am astonished that they manufacture and sell an oven without safety interlocks to keep the oven from filling the house with gas.I have only had it one day, but have already had to reset the clock several times, because it loses the time, resets itself to 12:00, and starts blinking. It seems to keep time for maybe an hour or so.The instruction manual is very poorly written, and has two sections on how to set the clock. One of them is for how to set minutes, the other is for how to set hours, but you kind of have to figure that out for yourself.The temperature settings are printed around the outside edge of the dial, making it very difficult to see what the temperature is set at unless you are right next to the oven. They should have been printed on the face of the dial so they could be seen from a few feet away.This was the only 30" gas wall oven I could find, so I took a chance on it. I regret that decision, and wish I had gone with electric, because then I would have had a better selection.Since I had to wait for a custom cabinet to be made, I was past the return time when I discovered these issues. Now I am stuck just eating the cost of this terrible product and installing something else that will not put my family at risk.UPDATE - got it taken out, installed an electric oven in its place. I am much happier without this explosion waiting to happen in my kitchen. But I am still stuck with this terrible product taking up room in my garage, because I cannot in good conscience sell it to someone else and put them at risk.

While my wife and I were working from home during the pandemic, we chose to remodel our kitchen. This oven fit our new design plans so we bought one.The remodel crew installed the oven in no time and our new kitchen was complete. Our new oven worked great for the first two months. Around Labor Day, we started having problems with it staying ignited. I called customer service and they promised to send a tech out to look at the oven since it was still under warranty. Weeks went by with no contact so I called again. I was told that the local tech had closed and Summit was looking for another one in my area. Weeks went by again. I called yet again and was told that a member of management would be in contact with me soon. That was weeks ago.Needless to say, I get the feeling the company is delaying until the one-year warranty expires. There are similar stories on the internet that claim the company does that with their other products. We have given up trying to get Summit to honor their word. We are going to have this oven removed and another brand of oven installed.DO NOT waste your time or money on buying an oven from this company. We learned the hard way.