Product review (1 stars): Failing Temperature Probes -- twice in 1 year
Moved into a new house with this oven already installed. GE said it was "over a year old" when I bought the house and out of warranty, so pay $350 for service ($99.95 for visit + parts & labor.) They replaced 2 temperature sensors. 10 months later, same problem. Parts have a 5 year warranty, but the labor is gonna get you.

Set the EMPTY oven to bake 375 degrees, and get 285, set to 435 and get to 375. Set to 500 degrees and get smoke everywhere, with a raw prime rib for company. Can't even cook a chicken properly in this oven.

Their "customer complaint line" offer was to sell me a replacement, similar model for about 60% off of regular price. For what is now about a 2 year old oven used about 3-5 times a month, you can imagine livid is not the right response. I am not ready to spend $1700 to have GE replace their defective product.

In the end, I am "settling" for replacement temperature probes next week, and will have to pay the $150-200 "discounted price" for a service call.

Am I not wrong to suggest that a $3600 to $3900 double oven should last 20 years when used 3-5x/month no questions asked?

My guess at this point -- use self-clean mode, and the temperature probe fails. I figure it will take me another 6 months to prove that.