Hello John.
my first impression is the Flame failure devise.
It is coupled to the burner of the oven.
Sometimes you can buy only the safety device, but sometimes you must buy a complete set with the burner
I hope this helps, Dik
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SOURCE: GE Profile gas range - stove works, oven doesn't heat
Set the oven for bake. Wait a couple minutes and look in the oven. If you see a orange glow the ignitor is working, but, may need to be replaced.
If you see no orange glow the ignitor definitely needs to be replaced.
SOURCE: need replacement drip pans for ge xl44 gas stove
u can find the parts only in the service center of GE appliance center.but if ur unit is more than 10 years,im sure no parts available.
SOURCE: GE gas stove top igniters won t stop clicking
I got this problem yesterday. My 6-month old GE range/stove top was being cleaned by a cleaning lady and suddenly, the igniters started clicking nonstop. I had to shut down the circuit breakers. I googled the problem, and it seemed clear that the "spark switches" got moisture on them. The best site which described this is: http://www.appliance411.com/archive/25012_ge_gas_cooktop_not_working_.shtml
Some people said you could dry them with a blow dryer, and others said you need to replace these switches (which is not too expensive, but takes some time/skill). I was hoping against this, so I tried something along those lines: I removed all the parts of the stovetop - the grill, the "cap", the metal funky piece, etc. until there was nothing but the surface of the stove and holes going down to the igniter area. Then, I took an electric fan and kept it pointed at the stovetop all night long. After about 10 hours, I turned the circuit breaker back on. No more clicking! And the burners all work! So, I think I essentially did the "hair dryer" solution, but did it more longterm without having to watch the clock to see if I did it long enough. Anyway, I don't normally post these things, but this discovery really helped me and I hope it helps someone else!
SOURCE: GE Gas Range Over Won't Heat
Hello, Yes this is going to be the bake igniter. If you remove the lower panel in the oven you will see the bake igniter. It may still be working when you switch on the oven but it is not getting up to the correct temp in order to ignite the gas. Replace the igniter and you will be all set. If you have any other questions please feel free to comment. Good Luck! Mike
oven is not heating then you probably have a bad heating lelement in your oven. This is not that hard to fix yourself... Oven is Heating Slowly or Poorly1,466 views
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