GE Profile Propane RV Range - Freestanding - 4 Burners - 36" Tall - Black

Video Transcript for Review of GE Appliances RV Stoves and Ovens - Range - GE97VR

Hi everyone, Steven here with etrailer.com. Today we're looking together at our GE Profile propane RV range. It's a freestanding RV range, four burners on top, 36 inches tall with a nice big oven as well. So with this you can cook entrees and sides simultaneously. It's gonna have a nice large four burner option on the top. So let's take a look from the top down to start off with.

So you have four burners here, nice big wide grates that come off super easy. They've got tabs here on each corner that marry up into the four holes, and you simply put 'em back in whenever you're done cleaning or whatnot, and you're good to go. So starting in the front here, this is the front right burner. This guy here is rated at 6,000 Btus. The front left is rated at 3,500 Btus.

The left rear, the biggest one out of all of 'em is rated at 9,100 Btus, and the right rear is rated at 6,000 Btus as well. Now the oven itself and that feature is rated at 12,000 Btus. Now I've got this wired up here just so we can kind of see the lighting and stuff up front. I will spin this around when we're done here, but let's go ahead and take a closer look. So I wanna go ahead and turn on these burner back lights or knob.

You simply hit the light here and if you saw those lit up off, on. And then you also have a button here for the oven light and I'll go ahead and shut off the overhead lights so we can see that better. So again, the knob lights here off, on, and then whenever you turn 'em on, you can hear the clicking probably. There we go. And they basically say that same lit up color there.

So very nice feature. And again, the oven, open it, got the light in there as well. Again, simple push of the button to turn that off or on. So let's turn overhead lights back on and take a look at this. So I've got about a half sheet in here, so I wanna go ahead and measure this real quick just to give you an idea of potentially what you could fit. I got 18 inch long by 13 inch wide. So again, I can't fit it in sideways real easy. It kind of does, but it's a tight fit. But if I turn it this way, it looks like it's sticking out over the edge, but the door does close without touching and it's sealed up very nice. So that's probably about as big as you're gonna fit, which I think is pretty impressive. So I'm gonna put that on the top here. These wire racks are removable and you can change them adjustable height to whatever fits your needs. Now the very bottom's pretty neat. You simply push in, it's spring loaded, it's gonna have some more storage space. I was able to set a few more pans and stuff down in there, and then you can just pop that close with a simple push. So I do wanna go ahead and turn the power off to this real quick and then spin it around for you so you can see it in action. So again, 36 inches tall, 24 inches on a depth, and then 24 inches on a width as well. Now keep in mind, I just measured the top of the most flat part. I didn't go up here, I didn't go on top of the grates. So realistically, probably closer to 38 inches tall overall, somewhere in there. You got your wires here, positive and negative. That's how we were powered it up back there with a box today, and you've got your propane hookup right back there. It does use liquid propane. It is factory set ready to go out of the box for that. This whole thing weighs about 120 pounds whenever it's fresh out of the box. And it is a very nice propane range and oven as well. So again, very nice. It's gonna fit perfectly in the tight RV kitchens because it's freestanding and it's compact, but not too compact. It is easy to clean. There's an enamel interior that's gonna simply wipe really clean and the whole thing's nice and durable as well. Well folks, that's gonna wrap it up for our quick look together. I'm Steven, thank you so much for joining today. I hope this information's been helpful. Real quick before we go, it does also come with the brackets here included and some hardware for mounting it along with the instructions. That way you can mount that to where it's not gonna slide out of place or anything as you're traveling down the road. As always, we welcome your feedback. Let us know what you like, maybe what you don't like, what can the manufacturer improve on, if anything, and send us some photos of it installed. Have a good one.