GE: Not Igniting (Gas)
Most gas ovens that fail to ignite have an igniter that glows but cannot pull enough amperage to open the gas valve under load.
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Most gas ovens that fail to ignite have an igniter that glows but cannot pull enough amperage to open the gas valve under load.
Learn more →Slow preheat or low bake temperature usually comes from weak heat output, sensor drift, or control calibration faults rather than one generic bad part.
Learn more →Uneven baking and hot spots usually point to convection airflow problems, weak heating zones, or temperature sensing drift.
Learn more →If the oven door will not close or the gasket leaks, heat escapes, preheat slows, and electronics can run hotter than normal.
Learn more →Meaning: Oven Over-Temperature
Typical fix: Test sensor; inspect control for runaway heat.
Meaning: Oven Sensor Open/Short
Typical fix: Replace sensor or repair wiring.
Most jobs fall into the $129-$219 labor range. The technician confirms the exact failure during the $39 diagnostic.
Some symptoms are safety-related. If you’re unsure, stop using the unit until a technician confirms the cause.
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