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Should my broiler turn on when I am preheating my oven this does not seem right to me and my oven caught on fire last night

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Hi,
Yes the broiler will often turn on to help preheat the oven.
If it caught fire, it is not because of that, but because you have too much run over food in the oven. That is what caught fire. You need to clean it an NOT with the self clean!!

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