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Post #20,854 by nking 12/9/01 9:08:11 PM Reply	Uh yeah where is the model number located? I do not have the manual that came with the oven, it came with the house sans documentation. I suspect the model number may be on the back, which is facing a wall and it is hard to move the thing to get a good look at it. Last time I moved it, I needed the help of my brother to put in a microwave over it and we dropped a screwdriver behind it. Could not budge it out. But I will try to locate the number off the back, I hope I can budge it enough to shine a flashlight on it to see what the modem number could be?
Post #20,857 by a6l6e6x 12/9/01 9:21:39 PM Reply	Look for plate or stick-on label near wiring box on back.. [link\|http://www.geappliances.com/shop/prts/\|GE parts store.] Alex Men never do evil so completely and cheerfully as when they do it from religious conviction. -- Blaise Pascal (1623-1662)
Post #20,859 by Meerkat 12/9/01 9:44:51 PM Reply	Or... if the other knobs look the same, take one of them off and show it your friendly neighbours GE spare parts representative. Or just buy an in-oven thermometer so you won't have to guess at the temperature. :) On and on and on and on, and on and on and on goes John.
Post #20,862 by Another Scott 12/9/01 10:17:42 PM Reply	Numbers in various places according to the GE site. Try: Under the left front burner. Centered or on right side under lift-top cooktop. On frame behind oven door. On front of frame behind drawer. On left leg behind storage drawer, broil drawer or kick panel. GE's very good about maintaining available replacement parts. I can still get parts for my nearly 40 year old range. HTH. Cheers, Scott.

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