Catlady
Well-known Member
- Location
- Southern AZ
@debodun - Have you made a decision about the stove? If it's 30 years old, you're better off getting a new one. IMO, anyway, it's your choice.
My 2005 electric Whirlpool range has two small burners that work and the two big ones do not work. It's been like that for two years now. I like the stove and think it should have many more years. And I looked at the new ones at Lowe's. Very few are sold with burners, most have the flat top, I don't like them. The one like my stove is selling ''on sale'' for $430, add to that the cables $26+, taxes at 8%, delivery is free but don't know about installation. I figure it will come to at least $500. So, I finally bit the bullet and am having a repairman come look at it Monday. They charge $70 for the diagnostic, but it will be credited to the repair fee if I have it done, or I will lose the $70 if not. It's a gamble. I will update next week.
My 2005 electric Whirlpool range has two small burners that work and the two big ones do not work. It's been like that for two years now. I like the stove and think it should have many more years. And I looked at the new ones at Lowe's. Very few are sold with burners, most have the flat top, I don't like them. The one like my stove is selling ''on sale'' for $430, add to that the cables $26+, taxes at 8%, delivery is free but don't know about installation. I figure it will come to at least $500. So, I finally bit the bullet and am having a repairman come look at it Monday. They charge $70 for the diagnostic, but it will be credited to the repair fee if I have it done, or I will lose the $70 if not. It's a gamble. I will update next week.