Electrical Question From Dee About Oven Wiring

	When I use my oven, one burner comes on automatically and stays on until oven is turned off. I bought a new stove because I thought it was just my 20 yr. old stove finally shot.

Electrical Question about: Oven Wiring

Received from Dee a Homeowner in Louisville, KY

Question: When I use my oven, one burner comes on automatically and stays on until oven is turned off. I bought a new stove because I thought it was just my 20 yr. old stove finally shot. But obviously, it is not a problem with the “stove” as my brand new G.E. does the same thing.

What is going on? New one is a GE JBP15DMCC. I just need to know who to call, an electrician?

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