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The top oven in convection mode works fine however in bake mode it will only get up to about 510F of a possible max of 550F. The clean mode also will not get hot enough to clean. Could it be the door seal which looks a bit brown and is quite hard? Could it be that there is a separate thermostat for bake mode that is failing? The oven is about 8 years old. Any ideas?

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May be the sensor or the control. Try sensor first. Way cheaper

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