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Is it a new oven most ovens now a days are set up for natural gas not propane make sure you have the rite fuel for your stove if not it comes with nozzles and directions to install if its not new than it could be an air to fuel ratio problem if something is blocking the fresh air supply or if its electric might be a bad elament

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    Erika Nov 02, 2013

    Thank you. My Tappan oven is 22 years old, natural gas. The stove works fine. The oven works on the broiler setting but will not heat up on the bake setting. I'm not sure what part it needs or if it would even be available for an oven that age.

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    Erika Nov 02, 2013

    I spoke with the Sears National Parts center. They don't carry parts that old. I was given the number for Frigidaire which I was told owns Tappan but they are closed. I will try again Monday. If you have any more suggestions with the further info I've given it is highly appreciated. Thank you so much!!

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