I've noticed for a while that our oven doesn't seem to be cooking food properly. Items usually take much longer to cook than anticipated.
I recently purchased an oven thermometer and I'm currently checking out how the oven heats... It heats POORLY! :(
I have the oven set for 500 degrees F. It's been on for about an hour now. The thermometer is show a temperature of almost 400 degrees F. Definately not good.
Reading the owners manual I see that during baking both the bottom and top elements are used to heat the oven. I know that the top element works as it gets red when broiling. The bottom element is hidden. What are the chances that the bottom element just isn't working and all the heat is coming from the top element?
I have to open the stove up anyhow, because of a problem with one of the cooktop elements so I'm hoping that this is going to be an easy fix. Any pointers for me?
Stove is a seven(?) year old Whirlpool ceran top with digital controls. Model #GJP84900 (Canadian) Type: 30p