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Only 2 things left. A bad wire or bad control board. Remove the rear panel. Set the range to bake,check power at the element terminals with a voltmeter. Ifyou do not have 220 volts at the element replace the ERC.(clock).
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Hundreds of GE ovens, so can't give procedure, but problem is not necessarily the element - could be switch, connection to element, etc. Google GE (model #) lower element not heating.
If this is an electric oven, most likely the oven bake element has burnt out. the model and serial number should be behind the bottom drawer, most elements are held in with (2) 1/4 inch socket hex head screws.
Remember to unplug stove or shut off breaker before servicing. The element can be slid out usually, then unplugged or remove the back cover behind stove and unplug it from the wiring harness. I hope this is useful
Unplug stove and remove screws holding element to oven cavity. Remove and take to nearest appliance shop and they will match up for you. Not an expensive repair. Hope this helps.
You need a new t-stat control. Your element is fine. Give us a call with your complete model number and we'll get the right part out to you asap to get you ready for the winter.
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