GE electric free standing range.
1970???
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A J 320 30-inch range. The first GE catalog I have where it shows up is 1972. It is the non-self-cleaning version of the J 360, which was two models down in the lineup, below the TOL J 757 and the J 370.
Features were:
- Automatic oven timer
- Tilt-lock burner elements
- Oven window and light
- Cooktop light
- Standard (non-timed) appliance outlet
As I mentioned, this range would have been available with P*7 self-cleaning, as the J 360. It did not have other options available - you could not get Sensi-Temp, a rotisserie or a griddle with it. Well, you could have ordered the optional griddle available for the J 370, but you would not have had Sensi-Temp to regulate its temperature.
As you'll note, it has the three small/one large burner configuration seen in BOL and many MOL models. This would have been a very decent range for someone who didn't want to spend a lot of money, but who wanted quality.
A J 320 30-inch range. The first GE catalog I have where it shows up is 1972. It is the non-self-cleaning version of the J 360, which was two models down in the lineup, below the TOL J 757 and the J 370.
Features were:
- Automatic oven timer
- Tilt-lock burner elements
- Oven window and light
- Cooktop light
- Standard (non-timed) appliance outlet
As I mentioned, this range would have been available with P*7 self-cleaning, as the J 360. It did not have other options available - you could not get Sensi-Temp, a rotisserie or a griddle with it. Well, you could have ordered the optional griddle available for the J 370, but you would not have had Sensi-Temp to regulate its temperature.
As you'll note, it has the three small/one large burner configuration seen in BOL and many MOL models. This would have been a very decent range for someone who didn't want to spend a lot of money, but who wanted quality.
