I don't know what the venting requirements for your particular oven might be, but are you sure that the oven was installed exactly per the installation specifications of the manufacturer? Nowadays, many ovens have very specific requirements for openings or extra space in the cabinetry behind, below, or above the oven. If these specific requirements are ignored when the ovens are installed, the oven is likely to overheat during extended use or during a cleaning cycle. For example, my oven, a Miele MasterChef oven requires a 2" x 12" cutout in the rear of the platform on which the oven rests. Without that opening to allow ventilation air to enter the oven casing, the oven would overheat. If your oven has a similar, or other ventilation requirement that was ignored, you'd likely also end up with overheating problems. Before calling a service technician, be sure your installation conforms with the manufacturer's specification. If it doesn't, and the overheating problem is due to improper installation, you'll have to pay for the service call. Improper installation won't be covered under your warranty.

Here is a link to Firefox and pages not loading properly. One of the many possible problems cited may be the add-ons and plug-ins but suggest you take the steps from the top. In your statement of your problem: 1-Error includes the word "chrome" and if that is Google's Chrome you might consider taking care of Chrome at least temporarily. (I avoid using Chrome because I am somewhat paranoid when it comes to Google and accusations of misuse of its data collection.) As to slowness of browsers, you might also look to make sure you do not have too many programs loading when you boot your computer. Here is a link that might be useful: Firefox - pages not loading properly

Our doors all open into the house. We live in a 100+ year old house. The french doors that open into the dining room are the only ones that we ourselves (as in hubby and buddy, not actually 'me' LOL) replaced. I do know they put flashing of some sort around it to make sure that it didn't leak. We have never had a drop come in around any of them. All of those doors have decks off of them so they are built up off of the ground. Only the deck off of the dining room is ever cleaned off of snow. In fact, if I went to open one of the kitchen doors right now, I would probably end up with a couple of inches of snow in there since the snow has drifted up against the doors. From the pictures, it looks like it might be coming in under the door, which would definitely make it an installation problem. Is this new construction or remodel? Have you ever had any problems before?

Hope you don't mind if I also do a test with my iPad. Weeeeee, the picture shows in preview! Ah, interesting, it wasn't there when I previewed after adding the last comment and I had to choose file again. Good to know but will I remember the next time I add a photo to a post? Maybe I should post photos everyday to train myself. Edited to correct a typo. This post was edited by hhireno on Sat, Apr 13, 13 at 8:15