Why is my oven not working but stove is?

In most common cases, this specific issue means that the broil element and the baking element remain functional. However, there’s probably a blown internal fuse. If it’s not the fuse, it could be the temperature sensor, broken or frayed wiring, or even a breakdown of the oven control board.

According to Kitchen Seer, you should replace your microwave generally every 10 years. You can replace it after seven or eight years, but if it is in good condition it should last longer. However, the quality of any household appliance depends on how much it’s being used.

For a standard over-the-range microwave, most stores charge between $100 and $180 for delivery and installation. Removing and disposing of the old appliance can cost an additional $30.

Steam and speed ovens are two alternatives that provide many of the same functions as microwaves at a higher quality. There also is a growing preference for the appliance to be hidden. For most other homeowners, microwaves remain an essential element of the kitchen.

You can perform a reset by shutting off the breaker that supplies power to your oven. Turn off the breaker in your home’s electrical service panel and leave it off for a full 30 seconds. Then, turn the breaker back on.

Find Your GE Wall Oven Model & Serial Numbers Inside the door on the front face.

Wiring and Fuses Blown fuses indicate a problem somewhere else in the oven, such as a short circuit in the wiring or a problem with the control board. A blown fuse could also be the result of a recent power outage or power surge.

Because they are built-in, over-the-range microwaves may be worth repairing, especially if the unit is less than two or three years old (and, of course, if it is protected by a service warranty). The accessibility of the unit affects the repair cost, however.

Blown Thermal Fuse If the oven gets too hot, some electric models might blow a thermal fuse. A blown thermal fuse will shut off power to the oven and cause it not to work. Use a multimeter and test for continuity. If the fuse tests negative for continuity, replace it.

Check the power supply. Check the house fuse or breaker box to be sure the breakers are ON or that the fuses are good. On ranges, check the power cord to make sure it is plugged fully into the wall outlet. The power cord might be unplugged or loose.

To determine the age of your appliance, use your serial number (not the model number) to identify the date it was manufactured. Our serial numbers begin with two letters, followed by six numbers, with a letter at the end. The two letters at the beginning of the serial number tell you the month and year it was made.

Most microwaves are built to last up to 10 years.

GE is one of the most reliable appliance brands and may last longer than the average seven years. There are a few things that can directly impact the overall lifespan of your GE microwave oven, including the way you use it and how you install it.

From the front of the range, reach behind the middle of the rear control panel and feel for a metal flag. Rotate the metal flag up to see the model label.

Oven Control Board is Faulty A faulty oven control board can also be responsible for your GE electric oven not heating as it should. The oven control board works with the oven sensor to maintain the oven’s temperature. If either the sensor or the control board malfunction, the oven temperature won’t be accurate.