Find 5.3 cu. ft. Ranges
What kind of range do you have? In all likelihood, your 5.3 cu. ft. range is one of the most important cooking appliances in your kitchen. Without it, you couldn't make your famous Thanksgiving turkey, or grandpa’s “secret” shrimp gumbo recipe that has a way of bringing the whole family together at the dinner table.
At Rent-A-Center, we never want you to miss out because your range’s stove top heats unevenly or just isn’t acting right. We’ll help you get a new 5.3 cu. ft. kitchen range like the one you currently have or start fresh with an upgraded range.
Now's the time to make sure you get the best range for all your cooking, baking, and frying plans. We’ll equip you with all the stuff you need to decide.
The Different Components of 5.3 cu. ft. Ranges
Don’t know the difference between grates and burners? Gas vs. electric? We’d love to help. Not all 5.3 cu. ft. ranges are made equally. Typically, though, the following parts are the most common that you should be mindful of when choosing one.
- Burners: The majority of kitchen ranges, including 5.3 cu. ft. ranges, have four or more burners on the stovetop. Burners are the round spots where you set your frying pan or stock pot to heat up or boil. Wider burners are better for wider pots, and smaller burners are great for saucepans and kettles. Each burner can be adjusted for low-, medium-, or high-heat, and some can even be combined to cook with larger pans like woks and pancake griddles.
- Burner covers: Do you have electric or gas hook-ups at home? Depending on the type of stove and power, your 5.3 cu. ft. range’s burner covers will look different. Typically, electric stoves have smooth glass-like tops, which are easy to clean. Some ranges also have coil or griddle tops, which can even be put in the dishwasher, depending on the model of range you get!
- Grate: A grate sits on top of the range to evenly distribute heat to the pan. Gas ranges have grates. Electric smooth-top ranges have ceramic-glass cooking surfaces that don't look like your typical grate at all, but they work to distribute heat in much the same way.
- Controls: All ranges have controls, including 5.3 cu. ft. ranges. The controls might be knobs, buttons, or dials. They're usually located in two places: above the stovetop and between the stovetop and oven.
Shopping for 5.3 cu. ft. Ranges
When you’re looking to replace your old range, whether you're buying, renting, or renting-to-own, there are a few more things you want to keep in mind. This is especially important if you’re buying a range online and can’t see the units for yourself.
First, know that a range is not the same thing as a cooktop. “Range” is a technical term for stove. It is one appliance that has both burners and an oven. It comes in handy when you want to bake snickerdoodles and make pasta all at once! Everyone adores sweet treats and Italian-inspired dishes.
You may also want to consider the range color, name-brand, and how easy the inside and outside is to clean. Which range is best for your home? If you're not sure, reach out. A Rent-A-Center associate is happy to help.
Why Buy 5.3 cu. ft. Ranges from Rent-A-Center?
You can afford to get all the best features when you rent your next range stove at Rent-A-Center. It’s one of the few spots where you can get the best name-brand appliances with low payment plans.
Save time by starting your order online, where our friendly local team will help you complete your purchase. Your new 5.3 cu. ft. range can be delivered and set up free of charge. If something goes wrong with your range, Rent-A-Center offers free service and repairs, too! Also, if you have second thoughts and want to switch to a newer 5.3 cu. ft. range or a different one altogether, you are free to upgrade anytime. Save time and hassle by starting your kitchen range order online now.
