The only way that I would take advantage of this "deal" is if I had in house repair capability. Jade basically doesn't exist, and neither does any warranty support. If you are a techie who can get your hands dirty and the capability to source generic parts because you can't get OEM parts, then I might consider it. Otherwise, I'd not touch it.

The oven door on my 36" dual fuel Jade range sprung open an inch, so I called the Jade residential service line who sent over a service tech who diagnosed the problem and ordered new hinges from Jade, which came 3 days later and were installed the next day, fixing the problem. Not bad for a non existing company with no warranty support

Thanks, it sounded too good to be true. I'll pass.