Ge oven clock and oven dont work

A Toaster Oven is far to BIG a draw in amps for that plug and will have almost certainly melted a fuse if it has one. I have an early 1970's GE and there is a fuse panel behind the burners and below the clock and dials. The outlet is to plug in whisks and stick blenders only, mine sparks and arcs if I put a kettle in it.

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check your breakers everything you said means not enough voltage

get in an electricians to check what looks good but isn't

have you tried looking on GE site,or just ring them up.Black wire would be(don't quote me) a negative connection.The clock maybe a separate issue?

Try unplugging the oven and let sit for 10 min. This will reset the curcuit board and reboot the electronics. You may have to pull out the stove o get to the cord.

check the power behind the stove, the outlet for 220 volts, i just fix one with the same problem, it was getting 110 volts but not the 220 volts. so there was nothing wrong with the stove but with the power source.when the stove indicator lights work and the clock, it means that only 110 volts are coming to the stove.

if the model has a digital clock and when the power went of it may have fried the little computor.if you dont have trip switchs in fuse box

This I hope will be an easy solution for you. I think you have a circuit breaker tripped or a fuse if you have a fuse panel.. I am guessing you have an old fuse panel. When you have a fuse blown on a 230 volt appliance and you turn a swith on (like your knob) it feeds back to other circuits on the 120 circuits and will make it do crazzzy things, like making lights and clocks work..Regardless if you have fuse or breaker you dont have the 240 volt to run the range..You only have one120 volt leg powering your stove.

to jenna 12 Does your stove have a stop and start timer? When you set your clock you may have inadvertantly moved the stop or start time on that timer. Check them, if they have knobs for setting the stop and start time, make sure the pointer is pointing to the current time and that the knob is popped out and not stuck in. when you have it right both the stop and the start knob should be out, not pushed in. They will pop out when you turn them to the current time.

These timers allow you to start something cookin at a time delayed several hours. this means they will not allow the oven to come on until it hits that time that you may have set in error.

If your stove has a digital stop and start timer check each one so that both show the current time, then your oven should light.