GE WB23T10002 Sensor Assembly - AppliancePartsPros.com

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Part Number:	AP2023862
MFG Part Number:	WB23T10002
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I have an oven that keeps heating with the oven off I replaced the main board and it does the same thing. what are the other possible problems. I would appreciate any help you can provide. Thanks

Charles for Model Number 911.93481990

Answer Hello Charles. Check your outlet and make sure it is getting the proper voltage. Also trace the wires at the terminal block and make sure they are ok. Then trace the wires on the element that stays on and look for melted or burnt wires. Hope this helps.

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I had to replace my bake element and control board when they burned out. The original control board part WB27X5579 is no longer available so I used the recommended replacement part WB27X10311. Now I get the F4 error code. I believe that the origianl15 Ohm oven sensor needs replacing with an 1100 Ohm oven sensor to work with the newer board but I don't know which one to order.

Ken for Model Number JBP76GS1

Answer Ken, The part number you would need for the sensor assembly is part WB21X158.

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BOTH THE BAKE AND THE BROIL ELEMENTS ARE NOT WORKING. THE CONTROL PANEL WORKS FINE FOR BOTH. I TOOK OUT THE ELEMENTS AND TESTED THE VOLTAGE. I ONLY READ 120V ON ONE LEAD WITH A VOLTMETER WHEN THE UNIT WAS TURNED ON. THIS OCCURRED ON BOTH THE BAKE AND BROIL ELEMENTS. THE HOUSE CIRCUIT 240V BREAKER WORKS FINE, 120V ON EACH LEG. WOULD A DEFECTIVE TEMPERATURE SENSOR CAUSE THIS?

John for Model Number GE COMBINATION ELECTRIC WALL OVEN & MICROWAVE

Answer Hello John, You would want to check at the control board and make sure that you are getting 240 vac from bake to L1 and broil to L1. The sensor would not cause this issue.

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I have a GE double wall oven. It bakes ok, but when I try to run the self clean cycle in the top oven, I get an F-3 error code. I usually have to turn off the power to get it to shut down and let it cool. Would it be the sensor that is bad? and the number on the sensor isn't the same description when I pull up a part photo.

Diana B. for Model Number JTP45W0W1WW

Answer Hello Diana, F-3 is a shorted or open sensor. This can also be the result of contamination on terminals, a pinched wire in the sensor circuit, or a cold solder joint on the control board. To test the sensor, using an ohm meter the sensor should read about 1100O at about 70°F. Be sure to tap on the sensor while testing in case of an intermittant sensor. The part number shown for this model by GE is WB23T10015.

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My problem is the convection baking temp control works fine but, the bake mode temp is low by 50 degrees. Is it the control board ? Thanks.

Robert C. for Model Number GE Profile Spectra 30" Free Standing JB965SC1SS

Answer Hello Robert, You would want to check the temperature sensor WB23T10002 to see what it ohms out at. It should ohm out at about 1100 ohms at room temperature. If the oven sensor checks ok then you would want to replace the control board WB27T10246. You can test this with a multi-meter TJMA-DMT3. Here is a link on how to use a multi-meter. http://forum.appliancepartspros.com/oven-repair-including-ranges-cooktops/4810-how-check-continuity-ohmmeter.html

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After turning oven on, start to get a F-2 Error code and beeping noise? What could be the problem?

Brian W for Model Number J BP24BOH2WH

Answer Hello Brian, An F2 Error code indicates that the control senses oven temp above 615 degrees. There are 2 things that you want to check. If the oven had been on for a while then you would want to check your relay contacts for the back or broil elements. If you find this then you need to replace Oven control WB27T11312. If you are just starting unit and it flashes F2 error code then you want to check sensor. Using multi-meter ohm out the oven sensor WB21T10007. You should get 1100 ohms room temp. You can test this with a multi-meter TJMA-DMT3. Here is a link on how to use a multi-meter. http://forum.appliancepartspros.com/oven-repair-including-ranges-cooktops/4810-how-check-continuity-ohmmeter.html

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