How wide are your openings , does the back piece come off ? A bit more info for sure I think if you listed it on ebay it would sell as long as all parts are working . Not sure what you don’t like about it so maybe share that too.Which of those ranges do you have,

You would need a doorway that is at least 34" to get the range out, as this is the smallest dimension. Be sure to measure the smallest available width, taking into account the hinges, how far the door can swing, etc.

From the spec sheet, it also looks like you could reduce this by 2-3" by removing the oven door. Either way you will need a couple of strong people with the proper lifting equipment,

If there are no door wide enough to fit the range, it's possible that it was brought in during the framing stage of the house with the intent (or the lack of thought) of never taking it out again.

@ Patricia Colwell I'm not sure if the back comes off. I'm pretty sure the doorways and mouldings will need to be removed at the minimum to get the stove out. It is in working order. I've never been a fan of this range, we have lived with it for 5 months now and it just is not for me size, looks and functionality-wise (It's the one with the weird raised griddle) The pots have to be too close together, the racks are hard to move, will never use the griddle, unattractive and hulky. I posted about this a few months ago and decided to just live with it as a remodel is not in the budget. However, I've had a massive leak in the kitchen and all of the flooring needs to be removed. The flooring continues under this wolf appliance so it will need to be removed. This is my chance to get rid of it and put in something that works better for me.

@ the French Barn. The house is def older than the range but I'm still flummoxed as to how they got it in here since the doorways are 30 inches. It has probably been here for 30 years and it's an 80 year old house.

Los Angeles

a little too far away for me to buy your oven.