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    • Part Number: AP3155970
    • MFG Part Number: WB27T10287
    • Made by: GE
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Broiler failed to work then bake and convetion quit working.

Jerry for Model Number JTP56AW

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Thanks for your reply. but you sure it's 220V single phase? it has 4 electric wires. RED, WHITE, BLACK, and GROUND. if it's single phase, how to connect the wire? i thought it's 3phase. because it has 4 lines. there's no 3phase oven in GE? anyway please reply me. thanks.

Wu-Kim for Model Number ZET757BA1BB

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My Oven is GE Monogram 326B1230P001 ZET757BA1BB Control Board Number is WB27T10059 and Here's Photo of Bottom Sticker.tp://pds26.egloos.com/pmf/201303/14/23/d0123323_51412dda4a43e.jpg Just Go That Address and Check The Photo. I'm In Trouble. I Put Wrong Voltage In It. so Control Board's Power Transformer Blew up. I Wanna Know What Voltage Use This Oven? I Bought It Used One, and Seller Told Me It's 220V 3Phase. so It has 3 Lines and 1 Ground Line. What Voltage Use You Selling? I Think it's Free Voltage. Check The Photo. Actually, I Don't Know Exactly. There's Two Option. 208/120V 60HZ, 120/240V 60HZ so What is That? I'm Confusing. Can I Use This for 220V 3Phase? Please Help Me Out. Thank You!

Wu-Kim for Model Number ZET757BA1BB

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The lower oven is not working. I opened the unit to look at the controller and everything visable looks good. I was going to replace the Controler WB27T10287 and Control Panel WB36T10207. I have noticed on the internet that the new controlers don't always plug and play. That some of the wireing need to be reworked. Is this true?

Alan for Model Number GE Profile JT95OA1ss

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During Recent remodel our wall oven was removed and disconnected from its power connection. Is it possible the control board was torched inadvertently by the remodel team? They reconnected power feed and the oven is not receiving power, is there a reset switch somewhere or are we looking at installing a new board? I am thinking they shorted out the board.

Kevin for Model Number JKP30DPBB

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I installed new board but I have "locked" flashing on upper oven? The lower oven works fine. Before I installed new board the lower oven would not work. I pretty sure everything is hooked up correct.Where did I go wrong? Thanks for your help Mike

Mike M for Model Number JTP56WA1WW

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Hello, I have a GE Electric range model # JT950oSA2SS. I ordered a replacement control board from you. I just received you model replacement # AP3155970 (WB27T10287). I am trying to remove the electrical connections from the existing Robertshaw WB27T10057 control board. I have tried to follow your instructions on how to removed the plastic connections but I am having no luck. Do you have a better description on how to perform this task?

Brian for Model Number General Electric double oven range JT950SA2SS Replacing Robertshaw WB27T10057 control board

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I have a GE Profile double oven - with convection on top regular on bottom. bottom oven works fine. upper oven will not heat up. bake/ broil, convection elements not heating up. control pannel shows the settings are entered and temp is 100 but the oven never heats up. what can I test?

Glenn for Model Number JTP56BA1BB.

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It is a double oven model number JTP56W0A2WW. The old control is a Robertshaw WB27T10057. Your customer service said this was dropped and the one I have is correct. I can't seem to get the protective plastic sleeves off the connectors.

Johnnies for Model Number JTP56W0A2WW

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How do I release the locking tab plastic connectors on old control? These are the ones that have plastic covers. Instruction says from the opposite end from where wire enters, but that is not possible as these are mounted on the control itself. So one can only access these from the same end as the wire. Is there a special tool or trick to this?

John

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