hooverwheelaway
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The broil and bake don't come on together for the prehea
Thanks Phil! I was reading the 1958 manual that we have, and assumed that it carried over into the 1959 model. Good to know that it isn't equipped - one less thing wrong with it!
I was searching the archives a bit and found a thread where you were discussing the Heat Minder in your range; I'll have to go back and read it again - but I hope that it's something that we are able to get working again, if it's even broken (still need to do more testing on this one). I loved the Sensi-Temp on the GE.
The only thing that we don't like about the range so far - which is really, pretty small and nit-picky - is that this range doesn't have an indicator light to tell you the oven is on. The only light that goes on is the bake light, when the element is heating. The GE had a light to tell you the oven was on, then a second light that would cycle as the element heated. I'm also going to miss the GE's automatic griddle - linking the front and back elements together, controlled by the Sensi-Temp dial. We made grilled cheese for dinner on Saturday night, a send off, if you will for the GE. I'm sure the GE will be back at some point, though.

Thanks Phil! I was reading the 1958 manual that we have, and assumed that it carried over into the 1959 model. Good to know that it isn't equipped - one less thing wrong with it!
I was searching the archives a bit and found a thread where you were discussing the Heat Minder in your range; I'll have to go back and read it again - but I hope that it's something that we are able to get working again, if it's even broken (still need to do more testing on this one). I loved the Sensi-Temp on the GE.
The only thing that we don't like about the range so far - which is really, pretty small and nit-picky - is that this range doesn't have an indicator light to tell you the oven is on. The only light that goes on is the bake light, when the element is heating. The GE had a light to tell you the oven was on, then a second light that would cycle as the element heated. I'm also going to miss the GE's automatic griddle - linking the front and back elements together, controlled by the Sensi-Temp dial. We made grilled cheese for dinner on Saturday night, a send off, if you will for the GE. I'm sure the GE will be back at some point, though.
