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Basic advice for an oven bake element house fire (GE JBP24B0B4WH)
The top element of my 6-year-old General Electric GE JBP24B0B4WH oven went
on electrical fire and the top bake element broke open when the fire department put it out. Pictures at http://www.flickr.com/photos/donnaohl I need advice since this is the first time my oven went on fire all by itself. The fire department said replace the oven. Coworkers told me I can just replace the burned out top bake oven element. Whose advice should I follow? Can I just replace the bake element (or is the oven really kaput)? Can anyone tell me what actually caused the fire (it wasn't food)? http://www.flickr.com/photos/donnaohl/2923845906/ |
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