That's a stunning range,  very stately looking.   Here are the locations to look for your ID tag.

This parts book will give you numbers of many of the common parts for this range.   Should make finding some of what you might need a bit easier. 

The right front burner doesn't work because it's the Sensi-temp burner and parts are almost nonexistent.  

I always liked this style range, it has a very good baking oven and it is far more energy efficient than any oven built today.

Most common problem with the RF element is an open sensor, at room temperature it should be about 17.5 OHMs. The sensors are getting hard to find so you can also convert it to an infinite switch if you like.

If you put in a infinite SW you can still use the three size feature, or you can put in an element like the LR element and install a 5 heat push button and then all four burners would be the same.

GE built this style range from around 1963- 1969 the first ones were not SCing yet, to bad it is not the Micro-Thermal model that would be really cool.

John

This range still has the window shield, the window shield was a great idea to save energy and assure that the inside window actually gets hot enough to clean itself during the P-7 clean cycle.

John