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Pulled this from a house on the street I grew up. Am thinking about saving it. I know the top oven doesn't work. It has the three size sensa temp burner. It is also p7 self clean on the lower oven.

I am just torn if i want to deal with it or not.

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Excellent TOL GE Range

They is not much that could be wrong with the simple top oven on these ranges, one problem we have seen on these is people reverse the temperature and oven set knobs when they are removed for cleaning and then wounder why the the oven will not work correctly, LOL.
 
I got here this morning and the owner already had the guys dump it, someone told him I was thinking of taking it and he told them I didn't need it..

It is what it is I guess.

Honestly, had it been a more neutral color I would have just unloaded it last night.
 
I have the Hotpoint version of this in the house I just bought. My upper oven works but not the lower oven. The elements tested out fine, the repair guy thinks it could be the thermostat but the part doesn't seem to be available anywhere.

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About that Hotpoint lower oven....

Does the clock for the range still work?  If not, have a look at the dial for 'hours to cook' and 'start time'; if either dial has a setting marked MAN for 'manual' turn the dial until this position clicks in, then try the lower oven.  I had a Hotpoint built-in years ago that suddenly stopped working after I had cleaned the control panel and inadvertently messed with the timer settings - but I 'fixed' it just by engaging that manual setting.  
 
Thats a real shame, considering what great shape it was in you could have just changed out the cook-top oven door Etc from a white one that was not in such great shape. Even just the sensor for the STB was worth around $100.

 

Hi Paul, HP and GE ranges since the late 50s have a separate Timed Bake position on the oven selector switch so the clock has no bearing on oven operation UNLESS you set the selector Sw to TB instead of bake.
 
I put that model in the home I built in 78. Very pleased with it. It should have removable panels in the upper oven that you can put (along with the drip) pans into the bottom oven and self clean the whole mess.  Great stove. Wish someone made it today.
 
Hotpoint lower oven

The clock does still work, switching to manual didn't do anything unfortunately. It can go into clean and the cleaning light will come on but the oven still will not get warm. The orange indicator for the lower oven will not come on but does come on for the upper oven which does work. Turning the dial for the lower oven creates and audible pop on a nearby radio so the switch is still getting power.
 
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