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Sooty JGBP33BEH3BB GE oven

Steve_O

By Steve_O
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I have a problem with a GE gas stove the puts out a lot of soot in the oven. I use propane and I believe its been converted.

I’ll try to attach some photos.

Just wondering if anyone might have a suggestion please ?

Thanks! 

Steve

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Terry Carmen
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Also if you're getting soot, you're almost certainly getting Carbon Monoxide. I wouldn't use it until it's been fixed.

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8 hours ago, Steve_O said:

. I use propane and I believe its been converted.

This is the key. You need to VERIFY it’s been converted. 

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Also if you're getting soot, you're almost certainly getting Carbon Monoxide.

I wouldn't use it until it's been fixed.

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