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I have a Frigidaire double electric oven (GLEB27T8CBA) the temperature fluctuates (both ovens), but does not heat past 310 degrees F. (First noticed when it would not clean). My engineer husband changed both heating elements, it has not helped. Do you think it's the thermostat? Thank you

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Hello,

that is strang, both ovens with the same problem?
of course it could be the thermostat for both ovens, but it is not likely.
The first link shows you all the parts of the lower oven.
It has 2 elements. If one has gone and that one is not replaced, then nothing will change
Frigidaire Washer GLEB27T8CBA Parts List


The upper oven also has 2 elements.
Often the base element is gone first.
When you husband did not notice that, and both the base elements are gone, then indeed nothing will change
Frigidaire Washer GLEB27T8CBA Parts List

I hope this helps and I wish you succes, Dik

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First thing that should be checked is proper voltage.  Low voltage can cause this problem.  Have that checked by a professional first then let me know what you find.

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It is very common for elements to "catch fire" when they fail. It is really electical arching. But to answer your question you shouldnt be concerned if it ever happens to the bottom element immediatly kill the breaker it will stop instantly. dont use a fire extinguisher as it wont stop the arching. And most ovens do use the upper broil element for baking for very short intervals like 10secs on every minute or so to brown the top of product. Some models (especially older builder line ) do not

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get a new oven

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  • Posted on May 04, 2009

SOURCE: GE Electric Spectra Oven botton element will not heat

If only one element does not work, then test heating element continuity using a multimeter.
If oven does not bake or broil, then test temp probe.
If there is nothing wrong with elements and temp probe , then test wiring harness to control panel and timer control board.

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