Gas range question

I bought a Premier SLK gas range a few years ago.
Two problems I had are 1 - the first time I plugged it up it went to clicking and would not stop until it was unpluged. Turns out that a neutral wire on a six pin socket has been misplaced. Easy to fix.
2 - also easy to fix but dissapointing none the less was the oven door hinges. Only one had to be replaced but I replaced both of them. This shouldnt happen after only three years in service.
Other than these two items it has performed very well. It doesnt keep time well but thats because of the 150 watt "pocket" inverter that powers it and the vented/lighted range hood.
You may allready know that some gas ranges come with a "glow bar" that requires a lot (to me) of electric power. If this is a problem go with the electronic ignitor or standing pilot models.