Good day, CMFQ! Yes, the Frigidaire Gallery 30" 5-Element Slide-In Electric Range has a conventional Bake option that operates without the convection fan. The important distinction is that the oven has both Bake and Convection Bake modes: - Bake: Uses the oven's regular heating elements for conventional baking. The convection fan is not used as part of the Bake cooking mode. - Convection Bake: Uses the heating elements plus the convection fan to circulate hot air. - Therefore, if you have a recipe that specifically calls for conventional/non-convection baking, select Bake, not Convection Bake. Frigidaire's range documentation describes conventional Bake as the standard baking mode, while its Convection Bake function uses the fan to circulate heat. One small caveat There may still be a cooling fan that runs during or after oven operation to cool the range's electronics and exterior. That's different from the convection fan inside the oven cavity. So you may hear a fan even when using regular Bake, but your food is not being cooked with convection air circulation. Bottom line: Yes, you can use this range as a conventional oven with no convection cooking. - Maico

yes, the oven offers over 15+ different ways to cook like No Preheat, Air Fry, Slow Cook, Steam Bake, Steam Roast, Air Sous Vide, Convection Roast, Convection Bake, Bread Proof and more!

Hi MeganW! Thank you for your question. The Frigidaire Gallery GCFE3070BF includes a pizza stone made of ceramic. The stone is designed to provide even heat distribution for baking pizza and other foods. — Reed

Good day! For the Frigidaire Gallery 30" 5-element slide-in electric range (GCFE3060BF), the glass cooktop does overhang the sides slightly rather than being perfectly flush with the cabinet/countertop. Frigidaire lists the range at 30" wide, and the installation information shows the cooktop/countertop interface with a small lip/rim extending beyond the cabinet opening. For your situation with the countertop on only one side: the exposed side will have the range's finished cooktop edge/lip, so you don't need the countertop to extend over the range on both sides. However, I would leave enough clearance for the cooktop edge and avoid having a countertop edge press against it. - Maico

Hi Sarah! Thank you for your question. On the Frigidaire GCFE3070BF, the Control Lock feature is designed to lock the oven controls and prevent the oven from being operated. It will lock the display and oven functions, and the door lock feature may engage depending on the selected lock function. The cooktop elements are not locked out by the Control Lock feature, so it is normal for the burners/cooking elements to still respond. If you are looking for a feature that prevents the cooktop from being used, this model does not include a separate cooktop lockout function. — Reed

Hello there, Jmorgs! According to the Frigidaire specifications for this model, the largest radiant cooking elements are 9 inches in diameter; there is not an 11-inch burner on this range. The cooktop configuration is: - Left front: Dual element 6"/9" (3000 W) - Right front: 9" element (3200 W) - Left rear: 6" element - Right rear: 6" element - Center rear: Warming zone (100 W) The printed black ring on the ceramic glass may make the front element appear larger, but the actual heating element size is 9 inches, as confirmed in the owner's documentation and product specifications. - Maico

Hi Jimbo! Based on the Frigidaire specifications for the Frigidaire Gallery 30 in. 5 Element Slide-In Electric Range with Stone-Baked Pizza (Model GCFE3070BF/GCFE307CBF), the largest cooktop element is 9 inches. The element sizes are listed as: - Right Front: 9 in. (3200 watts) - Left Front expandable element: 6 in. / 9 in. (dual-size element) - Right Rear: 6 in. - Left Rear: 6 in. So although the photos may make one element look like it is 11–12 inches, the largest actual heating diameter is 9 inches. The larger-looking ring on the left front is the expandable 6"/9" element, not an 11" or 12" burner. If you are asking because you have a large skillet or griddle, cookware larger than 9 inches can still be used, but the most direct heat will come from the area covered by the element. - Maico

Hi EdiD! Thank you for your question. The Frigidaire Gallery GCFE3070BF does not have a fixed preheat time for Air Fry or convection cooking, as the time can vary depending on the selected temperature, the starting oven temperature, and your home's electrical supply. Under typical conditions, the oven generally preheats to 350°F in about 8–12 minutes. Higher temperatures may take a little longer. The oven will notify you when it has reached the selected temperature and is ready for cooking. — Reed

Hi JANICE! Thank you for checking with us. Pro Bake is a cooking feature that uses a powerful convection fan and a third heating element to circulate hot air evenly throughout the oven. This helps food cook more consistently, reduces hot spots, and can shorten cooking times compared to traditional baking. It's especially useful for baking multiple trays of cookies, roasting meats and vegetables, and achieving more even browning without needing to rotate pans as often. We hope this helps! - Patrick