Fine For The Price But - - -

The 1st inevitable "parts failure" occurred at 26 months, rather early to my mind. The "Bake" Igniter [replacing the old pilot light] simply ceased functioning and close examination revealed no possable reasion [spills, etc.] why this should have happened.
Our "repair men" here get $85 just to come to your door and 'the going price' for this standard and frequently needed part seems to be $70 which alone is about 15% of hat I paid for the stove
Though I had to wait a week for it to arrive, I found it for $50 and, as the stove's original instructions showed, installing it would have been a rather easy 'home repair' job IF GE's engineers had placed the mounting bracket so the 2 screws were accessable for repair and not just for manufacture. As it is, you can just get [by touch -you can't see it] the proper size socket in place but must turn that with pliers as there was only just over an inch clearance to start with.