Recent content by tkrego

You may want to check the wiring to the Calrod units if you haven't already. I have a 1956 GE Liberator and was having trouble with some of the Calrods. I found some NOS (new old stock) on eBay. I went to put them in last weekend and noticed the wires on some of the Calrods were not connected...

You may want to check the wiring to the Calrod units if you haven't already. I have a 1956 GE Liberator and was having trouble with some of the Calrods. I found some NOS (new old stock) on eBay. I went to put them in last weekend and noticed the wires on some of the Calrods were not connected...

John L, Are the 8-inch elements interchangeable? The service manual shows the left-rear is 2050 Watts and the right-front is 2600 Watts. I'm assuming the wattage is determined by the wiring of the actual range and not the physical element. I suppose the same question for the 6-inch elements...

Turquoisedude, That cookware is gorgeous! Looks like a good match to my GE range. I did find a good off spot for the automatic calrod dial. I'd say it's less than 1° past the off mark. I shall try to take off the dial and adjust. I still need to diagnose the other calrods. I don't know how...

Hi! I purchased a 1956 ranch home with a vintage GE range. My model number is 1J408G1N1 which is the turquoise green color. That info shows it is a 1956 GE Liberator. I was able to purchase PDF's of the user and service manuals online. The unit is in good shape, we use it every day. I don't...