Russ May 27, 2025 for Model Number JGBP35WEV2WW Digital temperature display when starting oven was 100 degrees it is now showing 110 degrees and the oven temperature is 75 - 100 degrees lower than the digital display. Is this a board issue or the temperature sensor? Thanks
1 Answer Thanks for the question, Russ. This could be a temperature sensor (probe), and you would need to check it for the proper resistance (approx. 1080O at room temperature). Read More...
David September 20, 2023 for Model Number FG4322ES I need a part number for a temperature sensor on a LG gas oven model FG4322ES.
1 Answer David, unfortunately, the model number provided is a partial product code rather than the model. If the model number and the product code could be provided in a new question, this would allow the most accurate information to be presented. Read More...
Brandt August 30, 2023 I am also getting an F3 error code , want to replace my temp sensor, there are 3 stamped numbers on the sensor HC-0346 ,5710RE ,& SNS005 not sure which of these are part#'s but do you sell a replacement sensor
1 Answer Brandt, We will need to have the model number of your oven to be able to assist properly with your question. Please provide the model and resubmit your question. Read More...
Doug January 30, 2023 for Model Number JDP37G0T1BB Oven throws F4 code when I attempt to turn on. It works correctly sometime, and throws code other times.
1 Answer Doug, This code is meaning that the sensor or sensor harness has shorted. Follow the sensor wires back to the control and disconnect. Test for a resistance of 1100 ohms. This way you are testing the harness and the sensor. The harness can be tested for continuity from end to end to see which part has failed. Read More...
1 Answer Scott, This error code would represent a sensor error. You can test the sensor for resistance of 1090 ohms at room temperature and if it is bad then it would need to be replaced. If it checks ok then the control board will be the issue. Read More...
Matt August 01, 2020 for Model Number RGB746WEH2WW I have a Hotpoint range model RGB746WEH2WW. It always is around 25 degrees less on the thermometer. If I try to preheat to 350 thermometer will say 325 when I hear the beep telling me oven is preheated. When I first got the oven about 9 yrs. Ago, thermometer matched heat temperature every time I used the oven at any setting. It would be at the exact temp. When the oven beeped too. Now I have to wait another 10 minutes after the beep to let it get to proper temperature and even then it would t always get there. The ECU board is brand new after I thought that because the pins where the molex plug on the end of the temp. Sensor plugged in showed a little more than 10 ohms this meant that board was bad. I was wrong despite reading that in a repair manual. The sensor itself has 1090 at room temp., Wires look good too. I haven't checked the bake igniter or bake burner yet. I probably should've tested those before I installed the new board. Is that how I should proceed? Any help appreciated. Hope everyone is staying safe. Take care.
1 Answer Matt, First be sure that your thermometer is calibrated and measuring correctly. There is a chance your thermometer went bad and the stove is fine. Secondly, if the readings are good you could look in your owner's manual and adjust the offset to correct the temperature. If that does not accomplish the change needed the I would replace the oven sensor. Thanks for the question and hope this helps! Read More...
Ron January 29, 2020 for Model Number JGSP44WEYWW I have an old GE oven that occasionally makes a beep and indicates an F2 error code - even when the oven is not being used. Can you help?
1 Answer Ron, This error code F2 indicates that the oven is over-temperature in one of the following modes within either a cooking or clean mode operation. This issue would most likely be caused by a faulty control board since it happens when the unit is in the off position. Read More...
Daniel July 02, 2019 for Model Number JRSO4BOW1BB I have a ge wall mount oven that will throw up a f2 or f3 while heating and some times a f7 when it's not being used what do you think? thanks Daniel
1 Answer Daniel, the F2 and F3 error codes are going to indicate that the main control WB27T10276 senses an over temperature and a failed sensor WB21X5301. The F7 is going to indicate that the main control senses a stuck key in the keypad WB36T10544. With the power disconnected, you may want to check the sensor at the two wire connection on the control for resistance. The resistance reading of the sensor, while it is unplugged, should read 1100 ohms at room temperature. If it does not read around 1100 ohms, the sensor has failed. If the sensor tests good, then you will want to test the connector where the wires go for resistance. If the resistance is more than 10 ohms, the main control has failed. From there, you will want to test the keypad by inspecting the ribbon for any signs of damage. If the ribbon looks good, and the sensor tested good, then the most likely issue is going to be the main control. If the ribbon is bad, then the user interface would need to be replaced. Unfortunately, if the main control has failed, it is a discontinued part and is no longer available. Read More...
Joe June 25, 2019 for Model Number J BP90G V1BB I am getting an F4 code on the oven when I try to turn on. Best I can see is that this traces back to the temp sensor. Is this correct? If so, I cant find the model number of oven to match on the website but I do find the gas version. Thanks for the help
1 Answer Joe, Based on the Model# {JBP90GV1} the F4 is a sensor issue and the part number for the sensor is {AP2023670} Read More...
Crystal January 27, 2019 for Model Number JGBP30WEA4WW My oven has no heat. The broiler and the burners work fine. Is the oven sensor bad or a combination of things? Thx.
1 Answer Crystal, You will want to check for 240 vac to the bake element and if there is not proper power then this will most likely be caused by a faulty main control board. Read More...