Question about Crosley CE35100AA Electric Kitchen Range
This is a questiong about electric ranges. Mine has a single burner that doesn't heat properly. Any ideas??
You need a new burner element,if you hear sparking noises the black box the element plugs into has to be replaced
Posted on Jul 07, 2008
Former GE employee said not to unplug coil burners while cleaning. he said it gets worse with each time you unplug. A component can be purchased to reset it but I don't know what that is..sorry. At least this may be helpful in others keeping the coils connected while they clean.
Posted on Jan 05, 2008
Talked to a former GE employee once at an appliance store. He said if you unplug an electrical burner to clean the stove top, it will not work prperly and will get worse each time you do it. There was some component that could be replaced without buying the whole coil gizmo but I don't know what it was. Sorry no too helpful but may prevent some who read from disconnecting the coil while cleaning.
Posted on Jan 05, 2008
1. Turn off power. 2. Determine type of burner. If it's a plug-in, test faulty burner in another receptacle * If it works, replace the original receptacle * If it doesn't work, replace the burner. * Replace other faulty components If it's a flip-up burner: * Disassemble and replace the faulty burner and any other faulty parts. 3. Restore power. 4. Test. *If it still doesn't work, call a repairperson.
Posted on Jan 18, 2006
SOURCE: Crosley oven worked yesterday but today I have no
check the receptacle for 220 volts. also check the connections where the cord goes into the back of the range - make sure you have 220 volts there also.. it sounds like you have only 110volts going to the range. there are no fuses that I am aware of.
you could also have a burned wire somewhere.
Posted on Aug 01, 2010
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