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  • Questionwith the new sensors, will i be able to boil a pot of water to cook pasta or other dishes?

    Asked by seniorlady.

    • Answer Hello... I came on this thread to see if I could change out the sensi-temp coils to regular ones. I own this stove and I HATE the sensi-temp feature. The heat is inconsistent, it takes much longer to boil water for pasta or rice. You can FORGET about searing anything! Not a steak, chicken breast, or piece of fish. Your food ends up just barely simmering until the burner decides to cut back on. I have all new cookware, so the button contacts the bottom of the pan. So far, my solution has been to turn on every burner and move the pan to a new burner to cook my food through. I understand you have a job to do Sue, but I'm just sharing my truthful experience.

      Answered by RLHS

  • QuestionWhat type of self cleaning does this model have?

    Asked by Eve60.

    • Answer Hi Eve60- Thanks for considering GE® 30" Free-Standing Self-Clean Electric Range JB258DMBB! The self-clean oven is cleaned by heat, at temperatures above normal cooking temperatures. During the cleaning cycle the oven is heated to about 880 degrees Fahrenheit (471° C.). At this temperature, food soils inside the oven decompose, leaving behind a small amount of ash. The leftover ash is similar to cigarette ashes, and wipes out easily with a wet cloth. We suggest to view the Use and Care Manual for complete details: https://products.geappliances.com/MarketingObjectRetrieval/Dispatcher?RequestType=PDF&Name=49-80838-1.PDF - Keep in touch at GEAppliances.com. Sue

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  • QuestionWill these sensi temp coils heat up without a pot or pan sitting on the coil? Or does the sensi temp need to be pressed for the coil to heat up?

    Asked by Rocresident.

    • Answer The sensi temp coils do heat up with nothing on them, I turned a burner to high and in a few minutes it turned red. I heard horror stories about these burners, but I have not had any problems cooking on them. I do use a good grade stainless steel cookware and cast iron pans. I like the new stove they heat and cook well. Have a Happy New Year.

      Answered by DooWop57

  • Questionwhat is the difference between ge jb256dmww and ge jb258dmww?

    Asked by Judi.

    • Answer Hi there - thanks for asking this great question and thank you for your interest in GE Appliances! The most notable difference between model #JB256DMWW and model #JB258DMWW is the oven capacity. Model #JB256DMWW has 5.0 cubic feet of capacity, while model #JB258DMWW has 5.3 cu. ft. We hope this helps! Please don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions or concerns - we are always happy to assist you! Best, Kelsey@GEA

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  • QuestionWhat amp service does this appliance require? 40 or 50 amp circuit breaker?

    Asked by Linda.

    • Answer Hi Linda - POWER / RATINGS: Amp Rating at 208V/240V is 40 Amp (KW Rating at 208V= 9.1; KW Rating at 240V= 12.1). The Installation Guide is available online at the following link: https://products.geappliances.com/MarketingObjectRetrieval/Dispatcher?RequestType=PDF&Name=31-11105-4.pdf - Thanks for choosing GE! Sue

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  • Questioncan i use my existing down draft system

    Asked by patticake.

    • Answer Hi - Thank you for reaching out to us. This style of range is not designed to be installed with a downdraft system. If you do want to use a vent system, an overhead vent or over-the-range microwave with venting capabilities would be your two options. All our best! Vikki@GEA

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  • QuestionCan this stove be hardwired?

    Asked by Mari.

  • Questionwhat is the max temperature when operating the oven (not self clean mode). 450 F or 500 F

    Asked by Dunja.

    • Answer Hey there, great question! All ranges and wall ovens have a temperature range from 170-550 degrees F. The regular cooking modes such as Bake only go to 450 degrees F, but you can get to higher temperatures when using the Broil feature. We hope this has been useful and we're wishing you the best! - Guy@GEA

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  • QuestionCan the burner bowls be safely put in the oven during a cleaning cycle?

    Asked by GrandmatoTigger.

    • Answer Greetings, This is a great question. If the cooktop is equipped with black or grey porcelain-coated drip pans, they can be cleaned in the oven during the self clean cycle. You can view more cleaning information on page 17 of the owner's manual. https://files.bbystatic.com/cV8MeTiD%2BG%2F9OntqAOYumQ%3D%3D/Owners%2BManual. Have a wonderful day! Mike@GEA

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  • QuestionWhat size oven rack . I want buy extra rack . black slate electric stoves

    Asked by Bbird264.

    • Answer Hi Bbird264 - The range is equipped with 2 oven racks, part # WB48T10063. Additional racks can be purchased online at: https://www.geapplianceparts.com/store/parts/spec/WB48T10063 - Or call 1-877-959-8688, Mon-Fri 8am to 8pm, Sat 8:30am-5pm ET. Thanks for choosing GE! Sue

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  • QuestionDoes this range Carry the California Proposition 65 warning?

    Asked by Anonymous.

    • Answer Hello. Thank you for your question; we are glad to assist! Yes, this range model does have the California Proposition 65 Warning. GE Appliances complies with all federal, state and international requirements regarding hazardous substances. We also voluntarily identify, reduce and eliminate to the extent possible materials of potential concern from our products, even when not required by law. We have established processes to ensure that GE Appliances brand products meet all applicable hazardous substances legal requirements and our own product safety and environmental standards. Thanks for checking. Olga

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