GE Oven Model Numbers

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Published: Dec 12, 2010
Updated: Nov 20, 2021
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GE Cafe

The GE Cafe is a 30-inch free-standing range with baking drawer. It is available in electric, natural gas and dual fuel models. The model number for the electric version is CS980SNSS. The gas-powered Cafe oven has a model number of CGS980SEMSS, and the model number for the dual fuel version is C2S980SEMSS.

GE Profile

The GE Profile includes many stoves that are available with a variety of configurations and options. Some of the features available for the Profile models include warming or storage drawers, self-cleaning settings, dual fuel capability and a choice of four burners. The PHB925SPSS model features induction cooktop burners and a stainless steel finish, and the P2S975SEPSS model of the Profile supports dual fuel and has a convection oven.

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Standard GE

The regular GE model ovens provide most of the same features available in other models with the exception of induction coil burners. The JGB900SEPSS model is a 30-inch free-standing model that features self-cleaning capabilities, a range and a baking drawer, and it uses natural gas. The JB870DRBB model is another 30-inch free-standing model that features a double convection oven, range and a self-cleaning setting. The model JB840TPCC is a 30-inch free-standing stove that offers self-cleaning, a convection oven and a range with warming drawer. The JGB428SERSS model is a free-standing stove powered by natural gas. It features a range and storage drawer in addition to an extra large capacity oven and 15,000 BTU burner.

Additional Models

The PS900SPSS stove model is an electric slide-in version of the GE Profile. It features self-cleaning, an extra large oven and electronic oven controls. The PGB916DEMWW model is a 30-inch gas-powered version of the Profile that provides features such as self-cleaning, a warming drawer, extra large capacity and a centrally located fifth burner designed to accommodate oversized cookware. The JSP46DPWW is an electric-powered model that incorporates a regular-sized convection oven with a centrally located element and a bridge element that combines three elements into one to accommodate griddles and other oversized items.

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