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I have a 1953 General Electric double wall oven. The upper oven no longer holds a true temp (I have to set it lower) while the bottom oven is still operating fine. I am
Wondering if this can be repaired or I need to replace. Other than the lights no Longer working (which probably have just burned out) there are no other problems With these units. They were coppertone which we have appliance sprayed white to match the kitchen and I would like to recoat them if the unit is repairable. |
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