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Great advice. Since it has been a dozen years, he trashed the stove and got a gas stove installed. Cost $10,000 to have the gas line installed but much more reliable. Best part, with open flame the kids can toast marshmallows.
It sounds like you're experiencing an issue with your new GE electric stove and are looking for advice on how to troubleshoot the problem. The "BAD LINE" error message can indicate a problem with the stove's wiring, as the GE website suggests. However, it's possible that there may be other causes for this error message.
Here are a few things you can do as a DIY homeowner to troubleshoot the problem:
It's important to keep in mind that electrical issues can be dangerous and it's recommended to contact a professional electrician if you're not comfortable with handling it yourself. Also, if you have an issue with your dishwasher as well, it's best to contact customer service as soon as possible to address the problem before the warranty period expires.
There are several ways to contact GE customer support for assistance with a GE stove-related question.
It's important to have your stove's model number, serial number, and purchase date ready when you contact customer service, as this information will be required to assist with your inquiry.
There are several other error codes that can appear on GE stoves, each indicating a specific problem. Here are some common error codes that may appear on GE stoves, along with a brief explanation of what they mean:
Keep in mind that these codes can vary depending on the specific model of GE stove you have and the manufacturer may have different codes that not listed here. It's important to consult your stove's manual or contact GE customer service for specific troubleshooting information and instructions.
The "advisor" appears to be just parroting chatGPT output via home moaners hub.
You are 12 years late. It's a tad unlikely that they are still eating just takeaways waiting for you to help them fix the stove.
Good call. I'm curious how these posts get routed here to alt home repair ? .. because it happens with just certain threads - does the person who posts to HOH add this forum ? or is it done automatically ? Is it based on a past reply coming through here ? Just curious. John T.
Probably just trying to generate some activity on their forum.
Nope.
The OP came from alt home repair originally.
Don't forget what that did to the cat.
It's automatic. Post there, it appears here. They are leaching traffic to appear to have more users.
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