Nice P7GENERAL ELECTRIC DOUBLE OVEN (redwood city)
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danemodsandy
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Nice!
I'm no fan of Harvest, but that's a JK 29, dating from the very early '70s.
This was the double wall oven to have at that time.
I'm no fan of Harvest, but that's a JK 29, dating from the very early '70s.
This was the double wall oven to have at that time.
ovrphil
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can't the panels be swapped out, he said naively. 
Drool. What a harvest!!!
danemodsandy
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Panel Swap....
....Is only slightly less involved than divorcing a Kardashian.
The reason is that GE used a sliding shield to protect the window glasses during P*7 self-cleaning. These shields have to have their parts re-installed in exact alignment for the shields to work after the swap.
You need eighteen hands, each with nine fingers, for this job. I'm sure GE had jigs and other assembly aids to position everything for initial assembly, but we vintage GE fans don't have that luxury.
....Is only slightly less involved than divorcing a Kardashian.
The reason is that GE used a sliding shield to protect the window glasses during P*7 self-cleaning. These shields have to have their parts re-installed in exact alignment for the shields to work after the swap.
You need eighteen hands, each with nine fingers, for this job. I'm sure GE had jigs and other assembly aids to position everything for initial assembly, but we vintage GE fans don't have that luxury.
hippiedoll
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what i can't figure out is....
what is in the upper right hand corner, of the upper oven???
and i wonder how much they are selling it for??
it's just like ours but "yellow"!
)
what is in the upper right hand corner, of the upper oven???
and i wonder how much they are selling it for??
it's just like ours but "yellow"!
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