Sheryl November 25, 2018 for Model Number JKP13GOV1BB The video shows how to replace an oven sensor on a range oven but not a WALL OVEN. How do you replace oven sensor on wall unit
1 Answer Sheryl, The manufacturer should have provided enough wire to remove thru the front. Be careful not to pull too much and disconnect the harness because you would have to remove the unit from the wall and enter thru the rear. Read More...
Nora Parker July 30, 2018 for Model Number JGBP28DED1CT My burners and broiler work but not the oven. Would this be the igniter or sensor and how could I tell which one? Thank you
1 Answer Nora, I would replace the bake igniter, part number is WB2X9154 the one in the oven may not be drawing enough ohms to open the gas valve. Read More...
Kathleen April 07, 2018 for Model Number JMP28GR1WH GE-Spacemaker YR1992 So sorry left a message here earlier, but forgot to supply you with my email for assistance. Hopeful you can help, as now the -F 2- is happening when I'm only using the range top. Just tests it. It use to be just the oven when the temps grew for roasting vegetables into the 400s. What's additionally confusing is I will clear the alarm, the range elements will be off, and 15 minutes later the beep, beep -F 2- returns once, sometimes twice with a gap of time between. Thank you again for helping me identify the right part. Kindly, Kathleen
1 Answer Kathleen, You will want to check to see if the oven sensor has a resistance of 1090 ohms at room temp. If this checks ok then the issue will be a faulty control board. Read More...
Kathleen April 07, 2018 for Model Number JMP28GR1WH Been receiving a code F2 infrequently when using this YR1992 oven for roasting on temps around 400 degrees, but has also now started to do so when using the top elements. From my research the place to start seems to be the heating sensor. Seem correct? On GE's site it shows the part as WB21X5301, but the part here points to a Kenmore and does not specifically match GE's part replacement number. Does this mean I will absolutely need to pull out this "built in" unit of many years to get behind it to splice, because it may not be an accurate replacement? Thank you for your guidance, as I've previously ordered range top replacement elements and pans through your service and have been very pleased with the proper fit.
1 Answer Kathleen, You will want to test the oven sensor at the control board to make sure that it has a resistance of 1090 ohms at room temp. The F2 would indicate an overtemp and could be the sensor or the board. The oven sensor that is needed will be WB21X5301 and the unit would most likely need to be pulled out if it needs to be spliced. Read More...
John Pigmon March 21, 2018 for Model Number kenmore range oven 91195281891 Oven will heat up oven light on. Reheat beeps works ok and we get heat, I tried at 200 , 250 then I went to 350. Naturally I could hear a click indicating heating elements are heating and we could see the red glow on lower heating element but then the clock goes blank and we lose heat. I believe it might have something to do with the range oven temp sensor. part number wb21x5347 or wb21x5301. We are not getting any error f2 codes on display .. clock works, burners work ok .. what u think
1 Answer John, For this issue the oven sensor would not be the cause for the elements not working and the display going blank. The part that would be needed would most likely be the control board WB50T10058. Read More...
Sandy January 13, 2018 for Model Number Kenmore electric range #911-9352192 The oven will turn on and heat up, when reached 400+ degree, I hear the oven kick on and off and flash a error code F4. I tested the oven sensor and it read 1072. What could be the problem? Thanks
1 Answer Sandy, The oven sensor should read a resistance of 1090 ohms at room temp of 77 degrees as the temp rises you would add 2 ohms for every 1 degree of temp rise. It sounds likely that the unit is going into over temp mode and would need either the sensor, sensor wiring or control board. Read More...
Susan December 09, 2017 for Model Number jkp13gop1bg Hello, we have been having problems with our oven temperature fluctuating or not working at all what do you think the problem is?
1 Answer Susan, With this issue you will want to check to make sure that the oven sensor has a resistance of 1090 ohms of resistance at room temp. If this checks ok then check the wiring and if this checks ok then the control board would be the issue. Read More...
Tom F August 28, 2017 for Model Number jkp27bw2bb Double wall oven. lower oven works fine. Upper oven shows F5. I think the control panel is ok as lower oven works. Can it be the heat sensor? thanks, tom
1 Answer Tom, You will want to try pushing the off button and try to reset and if this error comes back up then this will be a faulty control board. Read More...
Dgs1999 August 03, 2017 for Model Number N9457L0 How do I access the back on a 30" inch slide in Roper Nouvelle electric stove and oven, this stove has a down draft venting on the grill top. The fan is inside the lower door and is huge and screwed to the ceramic tile floor. The stove has never been moved in the 30 years since it was new. I don't know if back access is possible. I am getting an F4 error code. How do I get to the plug assembly to install a new sensor unit.
1 Answer DGS, It won't be easy but yes you can access the back of the range, if needed. You will need to remove the front lower access panel and disconnect the flexible vent between the blower motor and the D/D plenum(air tunnel) tilt the range up a couple of inches in the back and slide the range out of the cabinet opening(it may take two people to do it, you would also wan't to remove the oven racks and door). But you should be able to or attempt to remove the oven sensor from the oven cavity. Remove the oven door and racks, remove the two screws that mount the temp. sensor to the oven wall, slowly , carefully remove the sensor and draw it out the wall opening. You may need a needle nose pliers to manipulate the connector through the opening, then you can change or service the sensor as necessary. Just remember to remove power to the range before you start any repair. Read More...