Need help identifying.

[aaronthecarpent]

I the id tag has been completely worn off. I'm guessing the range was made in the late 79's. It has rotisery, time and meat thermometer. I would love to be able to refurbish this oven as it cooks very evenly and I think it is just really cool.

 

[circlew]

The color of your GE wall oven appears to be Woodtone Brown, so I would say it is from sometime in the early 60's. It looks very nice.

 

[luxflairguy]

That is a Model J-C28V from 1962. Too bad 2 of the knobs for the dinner dials are missing. TOL.

 

[ken]

Curious

What was last year for Woodtone Brown? I know Cadet Blue was offered only 55 & 56. I think Woodtone Brown was the next color to be dropped sometime in the 60s.

 

[pulltostart]

Dinner Dials!

Woodtone Brown and Coppertone co-existed in 1962, but by 1963 Woodtone Brown was history.

 

That's a beautiful wall oven.

 

lawrence

 

[aaronthecarpent]

Thank you very much for the replies!! I am so excited to actually have the model number. I am blown away that this oven has lasted for 50+ years and is still cooking turkeys and pizzas.

I actually have the two knobs missing from the picture.

I would love to refurbish this oven and utilize it to it's original specifications.

Is there a reliable parts store from which these parts could be purchased?

Thanks again for all the input.

 

[gusherb]

Wow that oven has aged quite well! I like the color and it looks quite modern for it's time. My grandmothers Coppertone Caloric wall oven looks quite 1960 to me, and hasn't worn as well (door hinges wore out long ago)

 

[aaronthecarpent]

Is there a reliable place to buy parts for this oven?

 

[polkanut]

You may want to contact Modern Parts in Parma, Ohio.  Their contact info is in the link.

Modern Parts House - Appliance Parts | Stove | Parma OH

Find appliance parts and supplies when you visit the experts at Modern Parts House. Get GUARANTEED service when you choose us for the parts. 216-661-6966.

modernpartshouse.com

 

[combo52]

1962 GE Wall Oven

What parts do you need? Most parts are NLA except for heating elements and maybe the oven light bulb. But often since this was a very popular model you can find good used parts and sometimes find new parts that a dealer or repair company has but never sold.

 

[brib68]

Also try

Also try Acme Appliance in New Britain, CT. Our neighbor raved about the repair they did on her early 60s Caloric. Parts for a GE should be no problem.

http://www.acmeappliance.net

 

[aaronthecarpent]

Broken Parts

Here is what I am looking to purchase:

A new timer assembly.
The meat thermometer
The rotisserie accessories
Seals for both oven doors
2 thermostat probes

Beyond that the thing works great. I really cannot imagine any modern oven lasting 53 years. Thank you for all the replies!!!