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01-18-00, 08:52 AM

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My oven burns everything to a crisp within 4 minutes of puttin something in. It is not on broil and the temperature is set at a normal temperature...... what could be wrong?

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01-18-00, 12:47 PM

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Dear Jennifer -
I am going to move this to "Appliances - Electric" (assuming electric since you posted in this forum) - I think Jeff will be able to help you.....
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