03-03-2012 06:55 PM
the oven is a GE and is not more than 5 or 6 and still works fine
except: it has a rust line at the bottom in the back against the wall. I don't know how the rust started (I can't imagine they let water sit in it) Here is my question, it looks like the inner part of the oven is a shell that could come out if you removed the heating elements and everything. Is this the case and is it a part you would recomend replacing myself? If not, is this a common fire hazard (that is our main concern)
money is tight on everyone and that is why I am trying to help save the cost of a new Range.
Any help or advice on where to turn would be greatly appreciated.
03-05-2012 09:42 AM
zacklee,
Gosh, I can't even imagine how this rust happened. Have you contacted GE about this issue? I'm assuming you are no longer under any warranty it I'm understanding your post correctly. I don't know what parts would be available, but again the manufacturer might have the answer for you.
Thanks for posting.
03-05-2012 10:00 AM
I would take a few pictures and visit the local appliance repair facility to get an opinion. A new range is much cheaper than a fire at home.
