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Posted by RBM on January 16, 2007, 6:02 pm
Could be a bad breaker, or a deteriorated connection at the breaker or at
the point where the range feeder connects to the range. I'd first open the
panel and inspect the wires connected to the circuit breaker
> Bought a house that came with a GE electric range circa 1990.
>
> Sometimes range elements start OK, other times not at all. (This is on
> high). I have used similar ranges in the past.
> Sometimes resetting breaker gets it to work for a short time, but then it
> fails again. Breaker is not visibly tripped.
>
> Happens to all four elements. Before I buy a new range I am wondering if
> I have breaker, or other, problems.
>
> Please reply if you have had experience or are a pro:-))
>
> TIA
>
> Lou
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