>I thought it needed a new oven element......but then they told me more
today.... like the lights dimmed in the kitchen and then when they
tried out the
stove top burners they made a hissing noise. being me...I turned on a
burner and
put my ear to it..and yes I detected a noise also. No, I didn't burn my
ear off,
lol, so that's not my problem.
Hissing can be a loose element or just they washed the stove top and
there's water still there.
>What I wonder ....is..... this just a problem with the stove's wireing
going bad
(the stove is about 15 years old, I bought it new back then) or could
this be a
problem with my wireing inside the house to the stove?
Stove's wiring might be bad, but maybe so as elements were not
replace properly after washing each time. UNLESS you inspect
b4 & after a tenant AND supply each with a manual, (and mebe
make them sign that they got it,) you get the shaft.
>.... and also ordered a new pigtail for $22 , other wise I would
have had to pay someone to hook up the one that is already there.
WASTE. Simple. Is in the manual. Learn this.
>What I worry about is if they hook up the new stove and then I find
out it's the
wireing inside the house that caused the oven to fry ...the new stove
will also
be fried!!!
Any thoughts on this?
sj
That won't happen. 1/2 of the stove (or oven) may not work, or it may
all work, but at 1/4 power.
BillSF9c
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