Al April 27, 2017 for Model Number PCT916SM1SS When I cross reference the parts they are said to be not compatible.with my model. GE Profile Wall oven. The oven had an F9, fan not running (has power). Also oven sensor temperature varies. The oven got very hot on self clean cycle. Hi limit switch. Provide me with the proper part numbers for the Fan Kit, Oven sensor, and High limit switch?
1 Answer Hello Al, The fan kit is WB26X10264, the oven temperature sensor is WB23T10015, and the hi limit switch is WB24T10081 for the model provided. You should also make sure the relay that sends the voltage to the fan from the control board WB27T10919 should be checked also. Read More...
Wolfman November 06, 2015 for Model Number jkp44gdp2bg The upper oven of this double wall oven is not working correctly. I had a faulty door light switch which caused the control panel to fry. The control panel was rebuilt. When I re-installed it, the upper oven would not shut off when it hit the desired temperature. I replaced the heat sensor assembly and had the control board rechecked. Continuing to have the same problem.
1 Answer Wolfman, With the upper oven not shutting off when it reaches temperature, you will want to check the wiring between the oven sensor and the control board. If this checks ok then the control board would be the only thing that could cause the issue with the unit. Read More...
Eric November 05, 2014 for Model Number PT920SR1SS I get occasional F9 errors. They mostly seem to happen when I am broiling, particularly when doing meats that require me to open the oven door to check on or move the meat. The cooling fan seems to work properly. Other than that, the oven seems to work perfectly. I was hoping there was a temperature limit switch that I could replace. Is this just part of the oven design? I noticed the air intake is right above the oven opening, so maybe it is sucking in hot air when the door is open. Any advice appreciated.
1 Answer Eric, The F9 Error code does represent a cooling fan that is stalling or the thermal switch opening. It would be more suspect that the high limit would be the issue. Read More...
Larry L. October 18, 2014 for Model Number JTP90SPSS Oven was set to preheat. A little pop sound occurred and the oven is now not working at all. Is there a fuse or something simple that could have caused this?
1 Answer Hello Larry, This unit has a thermal cutout WB24T10081 just above the bake element on the rear of the unit. The unit will have to be pulled out to access the hi-limit thermostat for testing. I would also check the bake element and the connections to the unit to include the junction box and terminal block. An issue with the board may not be obvious since the relays are inside plastic boxes on the board. If no other problems are located you should set the unit to bake and test for the two legs of 120Vac at the bake terminal. This is easiest to do with the wire pulled from the bake relay to separate the two 120Vac supplies. Read More...
1 Answer Hello Fred, This will be the element WB44T10032, thermostat WB20T10007, or the high limit switch WB24T10081. Read More...
Wayne March 14, 2014 for Model Number JKP86SH2ss The oven lower heating element burned out suddenly, without damaging the fuse in the power board in my basement. The replacement element will not generate heat. It's a double wall unit. The microwave still works. The oven top element still heats. The front control panel works. Just the bottom element. There must be a fuse or switch behind the bottom element that was damaged at the same time. Is it part AP3205159 (the limit switch)? Should be very similar to cooktop, each of the 4 heating heads has its own switch... Thanks
Joe February 02, 2014 for Model Number GE Microwave/oven combo JKP90SP3SS My oven will not heat in broiler or normal mode. I have removed the HTLS and ohm at room temp is .6. I used my cook top with meter and made the switch trip at 330F then reset a 130F. Could my HTLS be the issue? All controls are on the microwave section and no alram codes have been noticed.
1 Answer Hello Joe. If the high limit reads closed, it is good. It sounds like the control for the unit is bad. Read More...
Neil October 17, 2013 for Model Number jkp86soh5ss I was reading about a hi limit switch and it sounds like what is going on with my GE wall combo unit. How is this replaced? Does the unit need to be pulled from the wall?
1 Answer Hello Neil. Oven Thermal Switch Note: Oven thermal switch is used only on the 27-in. wall oven models. A self-resetting, disc-type thermal cutout switch is mounted to the rear of the oven. The switch will open L2 to the heating elements in the event of an overtemperature condition. Single, lower oven, and microwave/oven combination switch opens at 284 °F (140 °C) and closes at 254 °F (123 °C). Upper oven switch opens at 302 °F (150 °C) and closes at 272 °F (133 °C). There is no indication to the customer when the switch opens or closes. Note: Oven must be removed from installation for access to the thermal cutout switch on the back of the unit. Read More...
1 Answer Hello Russ. The high limit switch WB24T10081 is a switch for safety that prevents the unit from overheating. It should read closed for continuity. 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 Read More...
Shannon June 09, 2012 for Model Number JKP86WF6WW Is this switch normally open or normally closed and would it cause the oven elements to not respond when the oven is turned on.
1 Answer Shannon, The Hi Limit Switch should be a "closed" circuit at room temp. Yes, if the switch has an open circuit below 240 dgrs.F. it will eliminate power to the elements and the oven won't heat. Thanks Read More...