victoriavictrix wrote:Went to put the turkey in the oven, and discovered it's broken. Stove top still works, but not the oven. Not sure if I should try and find a repairman or replace the whole darn thing.
Same thing happened to us a couple of years ago----the stove top still worked, but the oven part died.
We first tried to replace the element but that didn't work. Turned out it was a faulty knob connection to the oven section elements, and yes, you guessed it, the oven knob/connector parts were not being made any more for that model, so it couldn't be repaired. We had Sears, local repairmen come---all tried but it was not possible because the parts were obsolete.
We tried so hard to fix it, because,
of course , we have a fancy Jenn-Air grill oven that came with the house, and it had to be the same type (our oven is not against a wall, so the pipes go through the floor) or it wouldn't be compatible with the house.
We're SO not gourmet cooks, so we would be happy with any oven, but the house design demanded a Jenn-Air. ARGH! They're so expensive!
Luckily, we found a Jenn-Air on eBay, brand new, from an appliance store, for a little more than 1/2 the cost of one at Sears or direct from Jenn-Air! (These things are $2600!!!) So, I ordered it and we installed it ourselves.
If you need to buy a new oven,
VV-sama, you may want to check eBay for pricing, too. It worked out that way for us! ^^