Vishwa October 05, 2021 for Model Number GE Model # JK3000SFSS Hello, I recently ran the self-cleaning mode on my GE wall oven, and while the cleaning cycle was about to end, the oven started making constant rattling noise. We left it to cool for over an hour just to make sure if that was the problem. But since then, whenever we switch on the oven, it starts making that noise. On further check I found out that there is a small push button on top right corner of the oven which is wired inside and it is making that noise, when pressed (by hand or door). Now the oven is not working. This push button I checked online is "RANGE HIGH AMP SWITCH" Part no: WB24T10147 What can be the exact problem here? Is it the door switch or the assembly itself?
1 Answer Vishwa, the door latch assembly WB10X23814 would need to be replaced to correct the noise caused by the door switch. In regards to the oven not heating, this can be caused by the hi-limit switch WB24X46906 on the back of the oven failing due to an overheating situation (or from age). Read More...
Tim August 27, 2019 for Model Number JTP27W0A1WW I need a new door latch motor assembly for the model number of the built in stove given. Ordered WB14T10008 not the right one. I only really need the motor, latch bar and switches ok.
1 Answer Hello Tim, This model has not got all of the parts available as a complete assembly. You will have to order the motor WB49T10020, lock lever WB15K5075 individually. As a note, the switches are included with the motor assembly. Read More...
Joseph December 28, 2015 for Model Number JMP31WC1WW The oven keeps flashing locked door to run the self cleaning cycle which we did not initiate. However, now the oven won't work and the lock is not engaged. Is there any way to reset? Tried turning the circuit off but that didn't work. Being we don't use the self cleaning option is there any way to bypass?
1 Answer Hello Joseph, This will be an issue with the door lock assembly WB49T10020, the control board WB27X23660, or a connection between the two. You should use the tech sheet on the unit to diagnose the issue. The door lock cannot be bypassed without re-engineering the wiring. Read More...
John October 22, 2015 for Model Number JKP64G0V1BB Hello, I have a GE combination Microwave / Conventional Oven appliance (Mod#: JKP64G0V1BB). When I attempt to place the oven in self-clean-mode the oven pauses for a minute or so then it begins to beep and and flash the error message "door" on the display panel. I assume this means that the oven cannot lock itself and will not begin the self cleaning cycle... Can you tell me what part (or parts) have failed to cause this behavior? In addition, what I can do to test / verify the failure of the failed part before I replace it? Thank you. John
1 Answer Hello John. You need to test the lock assembly and see if it is bad. If there is power to the lock motor and it does not lock, you will need to order and replace the latch assembly for the oven. 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...
Scott March 12, 2015 for Model Number JTP45W0A2WW Double wall oven top door locks during cooking. This does not happen every time we use it, only if we are doing a holiday meal or using the oven for a couple hours. We open the cabinets all around it hoping to lower the outside temperature, but that doesn't seem to help at all. After normal use of an hour or so at 375 degrees, the fan will run for several hours after we turn the oven off. The broiler will stop working halfway through broiling a couple steaks. It will just turn off. This unit was in the house when we bought it, so I have no idea who installed it or when. Any ideas?
1 Answer Scott, Based on the information it sounds like the issue with the unit will be in the main control board. When the control board heats up it is causing the issues that you are having. Read More...
Keith January 21, 2015 for Model Number JT950WA2WW I replaced the upper oven sensor due to a F2 code during self clean. I still encounter the same problem. The code takes maybe an hour to occur. Any ideas?
1 Answer Hello Keith. F2 is for overheating issue. Make sure the oven sensor is good. If not, replace it. If it is good, replace the control board on the unit. Read More...
Doug March 10, 2014 for Model Number GE Jkp26GP I just replaced the upper over thermostat. Turned the power back on and now the over door lock light is blinking. I turned the power on and off with the door shut. No change. Any ideas?
1 Answer Hello Doug, The door lock is out of sync with the control. Put the unit into self clean while the unit is COLD and then cancel the self clean. This should line it back up. If not, access the door lock assembly and activate the door lock switches one at a time to get things timed right. Read More...
Yvan January 15, 2014 for Model Number jcsp39ww2ww The oven door will not unlock after the cleaning cycle. How can I get it to unlock?
1 Answer Hello Yvan. If this happens, you are best to replace lock assembly WB49T10020 if there is power there and it does not unlock to repair the unit. If there is no power, the control is bad. The control is no longer available. 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...
Greg January 04, 2014 for Model Number GE JKP27WOW2WW I push "Self Clean" and time comes up (default 4 hrs) as it should. I push Start and the "Door Lock" light blinks continuously but does nothing until I hear beeping. The door is not locking as it always has and so the self clean doesn't start. I've tried cycling the power to the oven and see the same thing. It sounds like the control panel is doing *something* when Start is pushed - I hear a very faint click. Do you think the lock motor needs replacement? Everything else on the oven seems to work fine and no error codes.
1 Answer Greg, You will want to check to make sure that there is power going from the control board to the door lock assembly. If there is no power from the control board then the you would need a new control board. If there is power from the control board then the lock assembly would need to be replaced. Read More...
Susan November 10, 2013 for Model Number GE: I have a GE electric oven: JKP15BOW1BB. I took out food from my oven and then saw the “locked door “ light come on. The door is not locked, I can still open and close the door. I have tried to reset the oven by turning it off through the breaker. This did not work. So then I tried to set the oven to self-clean for three hours. The oven does count down, but the oven door is not locked. Also the oven does not make any noise when in self-clean mode. The latch is not moving, I believe it is jammed. What could be wrong with my oven?
1 Answer Hello Susan, This will most likely be a bad K4 relay on the control board WB27T10264 on model #JKP15BW1BB. Read More...