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GE JTP30DP[BB]

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$948.00 - $1,234.99

Summary: This GE 30-inch electric wall oven has the following:
• Touchpads for setting oven temperature.
• Large oven window.

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Type: Electric Wall Ovens

About - GE JTP30DP[BB]
The GE JTP30DP[BB] is part of the cooktop & wall oven test program at Consumer Reports. In our lab tests, wall oven models like the JTP30DP[BB] are rated on multiple criteria, such as those listed below. Oven capacity: Our measurement of usable space. Baking: Reflects whether cakes and cookies baked on two racks were evenly browned. Broiling: Based on even browning of a pan of burgers and high-heat searing ability.

About - GE JTP30DP[BB]

The GE JTP30DP[BB] is part of the cooktop & wall oven test program at Consumer Reports. In our lab tests, wall oven models like the JTP30DP[BB] are rated on multiple criteria, such as those listed below.

Oven capacity:: Our measurement of usable space.
Baking:: Reflects whether cakes and cookies baked on two racks were evenly browned.
Broiling:: Based on even browning of a pan of burgers and high-heat searing ability.

About This Brand
This midlevel, mass-market brand sells a variety of appliances. The line includes gas and electric cooktops priced between $500 and $1,500 and wall ovens priced from $1,000. The appliances are sold through Sears, home centers, and independent appliance retailers. GE Profile. This midlevel, mass-market line includes gas, electric, and induction cooktops priced from $700 to $2,000 and wall ovens priced from $1,000. GE Monogram. This higher-end line offers pro-style gas, electric, and induction cooktops that cost $1,400 and electric wall ovens priced from $1,500. Monogram appliances are usually sold through independent appliance retailers.
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About This Brand

This midlevel, mass-market brand sells a variety of appliances. The line includes gas and electric cooktops priced between $500 and $1,500 and wall ovens priced from $1,000. The appliances are sold through Sears, home centers, and independent appliance retailers.

GE Profile. This midlevel, mass-market line includes gas, electric, and induction cooktops priced from $700 to $2,000 and wall ovens priced from $1,000.

GE Monogram. This higher-end line offers pro-style gas, electric, and induction cooktops that cost $1,400 and electric wall ovens priced from $1,500. Monogram appliances are usually sold through independent appliance retailers.

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Features & Specs - GE JTP30DP[BB]
Width (in.) This measurement indicates the width of the front of the oven in inches. It does not indicate the necessary size of the cabinet cut-out, which is model dependent. Note that a wall oven will typically fit into the same size or wider cabinet. Width (in.)	30
Covered element Smooth cover or floor over the bottom baking element makes for easier cleanup of drips and spills. Covered element	Yes
Convection mode Has a convection feature that uses a fan or two to circulate heated air, and sometimes an extra heating element. The convection mode can be turned off if you prefer conventional cooking. Convection mode	No
Temperature probe A temperature probe is an electronic thermometer that can be inserted into cuts of meat. It allows for the internal temperature of the food to be displayed on the control panel and for users to control the oven. Temperature probe	No
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soupy

from

Madison, WI

(12 of 12 customers found this review helpful)

1.0

I would not buy this oven again!!

11/12/2010

Pros

Looks good

Cons

Constant clicking

Exterior cleaning hard

Heats Unevenly

Heats up slowly

Rack rails too far apart

Racks are weak

Timer continues to beep

Best Uses

Comment:

The oven constantly clicks while maintaining temperature-which is very annoying. The racks sag significantly when roasting a stuffed 24 lb. turkey. I have to constantly move my cookie sheets and bread loaf pans around to avoid uneven heating. When I bake in mini-loaf pans, I have to carefully position them on the rails so that they do not tip due to the distance between the rack rails. Not happy.

How long have you owned it:

More than six months

Bottom Line

No, I would not recommend this to a friend.

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