Well, it's finally happened. The appliance gnomes have worked their mischief on my oven. I don't know if she is jealous that she will soon (sooner, now) be replaced by the CI or what.
Maybe someone can help me patch her up until we bring the CI home from the warehouse. Here's what happened:
Sunday a.m.: while cleaning the inside edge of the larger oven, the right side of the door came unhinged and fell off. A nickel popped out of it when I tried to put the door back on. I got it back on easily; no problem.
Sunday early afternoon: Austin was surprising us with one of his famous layer cakes. Five minutes after he put the pans into the oven (at 300 degrees mind you; it runs that hot), I smelled the old "food's burning" aroma. We pulled the pans out of the oven a.s.a.p. The cakes were burned on the top and on the bottom with cake batter running down the sides like mini Mt. Etnas. I stuck my hand in the oven and could feel the broiler and baking elements were on. I moved knobs around, etc. It's impossible to mess up the controls on this model. Once again I turned on the oven (bake) to 150 degrees, and once again both heating elements were activated.
Sunday late afternoon: Deciding that the main oven has gone "kaput", I fired up the smaller oven for some baked potatoes. This one is barely heating up at all; even at 450 degrees.
I'm starting to feel like Goldilocks; one stove is too hot, one stove is too cold. Where is the one that is just right?
Does anyone know what the problem could be?
Venus -
and the three bears
Maybe someone can help me patch her up until we bring the CI home from the warehouse. Here's what happened:
Sunday a.m.: while cleaning the inside edge of the larger oven, the right side of the door came unhinged and fell off. A nickel popped out of it when I tried to put the door back on. I got it back on easily; no problem.
Sunday early afternoon: Austin was surprising us with one of his famous layer cakes. Five minutes after he put the pans into the oven (at 300 degrees mind you; it runs that hot), I smelled the old "food's burning" aroma. We pulled the pans out of the oven a.s.a.p. The cakes were burned on the top and on the bottom with cake batter running down the sides like mini Mt. Etnas. I stuck my hand in the oven and could feel the broiler and baking elements were on. I moved knobs around, etc. It's impossible to mess up the controls on this model. Once again I turned on the oven (bake) to 150 degrees, and once again both heating elements were activated.
Sunday late afternoon: Deciding that the main oven has gone "kaput", I fired up the smaller oven for some baked potatoes. This one is barely heating up at all; even at 450 degrees.
I'm starting to feel like Goldilocks; one stove is too hot, one stove is too cold. Where is the one that is just right?
Does anyone know what the problem could be?
Venus -
and the three bears