Are you sure it was new? My landlord buys a lot of used appliances and some 
from like bargain outlet warehouses all looking brand new so comes up with 
accessible appliances though I got lucky with my stove, it was there when 
they bought the place. He asked if we wanted to use it or go with a newer 
one and we told him so long as it works we'll stick with what we have for 
the reason of accessibility but I looked at a couple other ones and he did 
it in the other apartments as well. He gave us the choice, a new gas stove, 
or the electric that was there when he bought the place, condition unknown 
but if it didn't work he'd have replaced it.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Harvey Heagy" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Sunday, September 19, 2010 11:00 AM
Subject: Re: D-star?


> What I can't understand is how can apartment complexes find analog
> appliances that are supposed off the market or very nearly so?  My complex
> replaced my push button stove with one with knobs at the beginning of this
> year.  It has knobs on the top back rather than push buttons on the front 
> as
> well as a knob controlled thermostat for the oven.  How is it that they 
> can
> find those, but we can't?  And digital wouldn't be so bad if they had more
> audible cues.
> Harvey