Mark August 30, 2017 for Model Number JKP86SH1SS I replaced the control board and made all the connections and it worked. One month later, I started having touch pad issues. I opened the control pad again and noticed one of the ribbon connections seemed kind of flimsy and now, the oven touch pad is not working properly. Some buttons work and some do not.
1 Answer Hello Mark, This is most likely caused by a ribbon cable connection or the control panel WB36T10735. Read More...
Mike July 11, 2016 for Model Number JKP86SH3SS Does this control board come with a wiring harness? My current control board has soldered connections. Do I have to solder? Thank you.
1 Answer Hello Mike. No, it comes with the ribbon cables. You should be able to unplug all the others wires going to the old board. No soldering is needed in the replacement. Read More...
1 Answer Hello Mike. Unplug unit. Discharge capacitor. Remove 2 screws mounting control panel in the door jam. Slide the control panel left and swing down. Disconnect wires from board. Disconnect the ribbon cable. Remove the 5 screws and replace the board. Read More...
Bud January 31, 2016 for Model Number JKP86BF1BB The bake element does not work most of the time and I think the problem is either the bake relay or the control board. The oven will get up to temperature(350), but then starts to cool off once it reaches that temp. I believe that the bake element is what is supposed to regulate the temperature once it reaches it. I took the covers off of the relays and i can see the contacts on the bake relay looked suspect. I am wondering if I should just replace the control board. The oven was built in 2003. the bake element ohms out at 22 ohms.
1 Answer Hello Bud. Yes, if the bake element is good, you will need to replace the control board in the unit. Read More...
Bill July 22, 2015 for Model Number GE J KP86S0H5SS This wall oven/microwave stopped heating in either bake or broil mode. Everything else works but neither element gets warm. Both elements are good. The voltage coming to the elements is only 42 volts. It is the same at both connections and switches on and off with the controls. It is a big job to get the oven out of the cabinet to check the thermal switch or temperature probe so I am trying to decide if they could be the problem since there is some voltage at the elements but not enough. I am tempted to order the oven control board or smart board and give one a try before having to remove the oven. Any input on what might cause the 42 volt situation?
1 Answer Hello Bill. You will need to pull out the unit and look for a wiring issue. 120 volts goes straight to the elements so there should at least be that there unless there is a wiring issue. You need to test and see where your losing voltage at. 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...
Angel September 15, 2011 for Model Number JKP86SOH4SS My oven elements does not heat. Fan comes on, elements are good have 220 volts. Do you think it is the oven control board?
1 Answer Hello Angel. Yes, based on the information you provided, it sounds like the control WB27T10500 is bad and will need to be replaced. Check and make sure the high limit WB24T10081 on the back of the oven is good. 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. Hope this helps. http://forum.appliancepartspros.com/oven-repair-including-ranges-cooktops/4810-how-check-continuity-ohmmeter.html Read More...