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Chuck Nicholson Posted on Mar 14, 2007

Ge spectra xl44

The oven gets up to temperature and then the temp just falls. It's very erratic (sometimes it works). Could it be the temp sensor or the ignitor? Also the temperature lights stay on. If I reset the lights then it seems to work better.

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  • xl44sucks Nov 04, 2007

    I have the same problem sence day one. I have had a gas tec changed the top burners and the one for the oven. Still to this day after 5 years the oven does start up but if smells like gas and never heats up to the temp. It will get to the pre temp but after opening the door to put food in it stinks. I will guess no Thanksgiving here again as we will go to the kids...

  • ronald blake Nov 06, 2007

    oven comes up to temperature thens falls down,sometimes 50 degree's

  • COOKLESS Nov 22, 2007

    ge spectra will get up temperature, preheat light stays on but wont maintain selected temperature.

  • Anonymous Mar 16, 2014

    Oven ignitor GE spectra xl44

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It was the igniter. The gas would go higher and then lower. The oven would take an hour to heat up. The new igniter did the trick. Thanks for your help and that link to the new part.

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