Where are GE stoves manufactured?

Where GE stoves are manufactured is primarily in LaFayette, Georgia for gas and electric ranges, with some components sourced globally. GE Appliances, a Haier company headquartered in Louisville, Kentucky, manufactures most GE ranges at its plant in LaFayette, Georgia, which employs about 1,000 workers and makes gas ranges like JGBS66REKSS, JGBS86SPSS, and electric ranges like JB735SPSS, JBS60DKWW, and GRS5000SNSS. This plant has been making GE ranges since 1970s and produces about 1 million ranges per year. Some GE wall ovens like JTS5000SNSS are made in other US plants and some in Mexico. Components like electronic control boards, igniters, and heating elements are sourced from Mexico, China, and South Korea, but final assembly is in US for most models sold in US. GE Appliances also makes refrigerators in Decatur, Alabama, washers in Louisville, Kentucky, and dishwashers in Louisville. The LaFayette plant uses US steel and local suppliers for many parts. So when you buy GE stove like JB735SPSS at Home Depot, you are buying stove assembled in LaFayette, Georgia with US labor and global parts, with same massive service network as before and parts widely available like bake element at 30 to 80 dollars and igniter at 40 to 100 dollars. Ownership by Haier since 2016 has not moved range manufacturing overseas, GE Appliances continues US manufacturing and has invested in LaFayette plant modernization.