Stove top and oven unit

[jamieline]

Can someone with a new reflection tell me what model the stove top burner and stove unit is?
Looks like two separate units. I like the looks.

Thanks
Jim

[butch50]

All I know about them was what the salesman told me. He said that they are LG brand. What models, I have no idea. This the info he had on an advanced notification on the2018. I haven't got to see a 2018 yet. From the pictures my wife really liked the looks of them.

[Mr. & Mrs. G]

They are Furrion, by Lippert Components.....

https://www.furrion.com/store/appliances/ovens/

https://www.furrion.com/store/appliances/cooktops/

[jamieline]

Erick & Cyndi,

Thanks for the links. I saw them the other day but didn't get the info. I liked the looks and the oven looked bigger which would be nice.
Do you like them?

Jim

[Mr. & Mrs. G]

I actually don't have them. Ours has the standard (old school) oven/stove top. When we were looking we really like the new cook top. Not sure about the oven as there is a fan that runs when you use it. Extra power draw when dry camping.....

[golfer1john]

We have a 2-week old 2018 Reflection 337RLS. All the appliances are Furrion. The stovetop has only two flame levels, high and higher. Furrion says "yeah, we get a lot of complaints about that. We're not going to change it".

There are 5 different size circles around the gas (NOT)adjustment valve, as if to indicate different gas flow rates. Just like a real stovetop. 4 of them are "full blast", the smallest is "too much to simmer".

We haven't used the oven yet. It has temperatures around the gas valve, 350 to 475. I have to wonder ...

[jamieline]

That's disappointing as I would consider changing. Like the looks.
Is there something that can be adjusted? Seems like the knob is not adjusting gas flow.

[golfer1john]

It seems to me those knobs should be attached to throttle valves that would adjust the gas flow. Apparently they are just on/off valves. It should be an easy task (for a certified gas technician) to replace them with the proper type of valve. I'm pretty bold with most DIY projects, but not with gas.