How Do You Replace A GE Oven Thermostat?
Over time, the thermostat of your GE built-in electric oven may lose its ability to hold the proper temperature, leading to problems with over- and under-cooked food. To test your oven’s thermostat, place an oven thermometer on one of the racks and run the oven on its “bake” setting for 30 minutes at a specific temperature. Take the thermometer out and compare its reading to your chosen temperature. If it varies by more than 25 degrees, replace your GE electric oven’s thermostat. Go to your home’s circuit breaker box and turn off the switch for the kitchen. If you are replacing the thermostat for a gas oven, shut off the gas supply to the oven before you begin work. Remove the screws or mounting clips that secure your oven inside the cabinet opening. Slide the oven out so you can reach the back. Ask someone to help you if the oven is too heavy to slide out safely on your own. Unscrew the screws holding the rear panel onto the oven cabinet. Set the screws and panel aside so you can acce
