The temperature in my oven is off by @100 degrees and a friend of mine looked at it and said it needs to be calibrated, but I don't have my manual in order to know what combination of buttons to push on the digital display.
Any ideas on how to get this info? Your assistance is appreciated. Thanks.
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, May 16 2005 10:47 AM
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Posted 16 May 2005 - 11:14 AM
Sorry, did not see the information on the heading before the post was opened, I do not look there as seems should be in the heading when the post is opened or in the message body, like the tech forums. My error.
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Posted 16 May 2005 - 11:22 AM
100 degrees is a lot to be off, Your model does fall under a service flash where the burner shuts off after the pre-heat cycle. This service flash was issued March of 2004 and could be your problem. The solution calls for replcement of the oven control. Check with GE, this could be covered...Ron
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Posted 16 May 2005 - 11:39 AM
thanks for your quick response.
Could you provide me with a link to the March 2004 service flash or tell me how I can go about finding it? Also, do I just go to GE's website to report this or is there a number I can call? Your help is appreciated.
Barbara
Could you provide me with a link to the March 2004 service flash or tell me how I can go about finding it? Also, do I just go to GE's website to report this or is there a number I can call? Your help is appreciated.
Barbara
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