Thequirkycreative October 04, 2022 for Model Number JBP26W0H2WW Recently replaced the bake element on my old GE oven. Then realized it's getting way too hot after it burned a banana bread to charcoal in 20 minutes. The oven was set at 350. Checked the internal temp with my infrared thermometer and it said 580! Is this oven toast or is there another part I can easily replace?
1 Answer TheQuirkyCreative, the oven sensor WB21X22134 would need to be tested for resistance. At room temperature, it should measure about 1100 Ohms and increase 2 Ohms for every 1°F that it is warmed up. If the sensor measures properly, the oven control WB27X45466 would be the cause of failure if there is not a grounded wire or element. The wires and element can be tested for continuity when the range power supply is turned off to the frame to see if either have grounded out. Read More...
Sheila July 01, 2022 for Model Number JS760SL1SS When trying to turn on oven, we got an error code of F350. Does that mean the temp sensor is bad?
1 Answer Shelia, That fault is for a cooling fan error. Either not running or the control not sensing it. WB26X29468 If the fan is getting 120VAC and not running then it would need to be replaced. If no voltage is being supplied to the fan when the oven is at operating temperature then the control would need to be replaced. Read More...
Karen March 03, 2022 for Model Number JBP23DNWW The oven isn't heating up and I can't locate it as you show it in your video.
1 Answer Karen, The oven sensor will be located in the upper left corner of the oven cavity. If the oven will not heat at all it would be recommended to test to see if there is 240 Vac getting to the elements. If there is not then the issue will be with the control board and if there is then it will most likely be the element that is faulty. The sensor could be the issue if there is an over temperature in the oven or a lower than normal temperature but typically will not cause a no heat issue. Read More...
J C March 02, 2021 for Model Number JBP35SD1SS I have a GE JBP35SD1SS oven. I started to notice that the oven was burning my food. The oven control panel now flashes the F2 error when oven is in use after a couple minutes. I also noticed that the oven broiler coil also comes on all by itself when the oven is used, even when oven set at 350. Will replacing the thermo/heat sensor fix the problem or does it sound like there is a problem with the control board or other issues?
1 Answer JC, the error F2 is indicating that the main control is sensing excessive heat. With the power supply cord unplugged from the outlet, it is recommended that the broil element WB44T10094 is tested for continuity to the oven chassis when accessed from the back of the unit. If there is continuity, the element would need to be replaced. If there is not continuity, the main control WB27X45466 has a stuck relay and the control would need to be replaced. Read More...
Bob December 23, 2020 for Model Number J2B918WEK3WW Upper oven works fine, with a new control board just replaced due to damage from whole house power surge. But, lower oven will not maintain temperature. Knob works, panel light works, but if set for say, 250 deg., it does not stop there when heating--I turned it off at 350 (verified with handheld IR temp sensor). I have not ascertained how high it might go if left unattended. Trying to figure out how to repair, and more specifically what part(s) would be needed? Don't see a lower oven temp sensor in parts diagrams, which I would have suspected as bad.
1 Answer Bob, with the power supply cord unplugged, it would be recommended that the wires and elements are tested for continuity to ground. If one does show as having continuity to ground, then that part would need to be replaced. If there is not continuity, the oven thermostat WB20K10017 has failed and would need to be replaced. Read More...
Albany Landlord December 15, 2020 for Model Number PHB925SP5SS Our range has never maintained the correct oven temp. It reaches the set temperature but then falls well below it (~50 degrees). And It "knows" the current temp but wont turn back on. For example if the temp is set to 350 and after a while you change it to 355 the display will show the current temp while it is working to reach the set temp and it will be at 300 or so. It is always well below the set temp. Same on Convection and regular. I replaced the temp sensor years ago and maybe it helped? Not sure. Is it the control board? I couldn't find that part. Thanks as always.
1 Answer Albany, This issue will most likely be with the main control board on the back of the unit. The part number for the board will be WB27T11085. Read More...
Roberto G. October 08, 2020 for Model Number JS760SL1SS Stove display board shuts off. I replaced it with a new one but its happening again, I shut the breaker off and on but it continuous to happen after a few days.
1 Answer Roberto, might it be that the display has been diabled ? "Clock Display (Cloc diSP) This feature specifies whether the clock appears in the display. It may be On or Off." You may want to check and or reset the oven control / display features. Then check for loose or damaged connections and wiring to the control panel. Read More...
Jen June 01, 2020 for Model Number JB855DM2WW I have an oven thermometer inside my oven and it was about 50 degrees over what I had it set for. I adjusted the thermostat and that put the temperature under by about 25 degrees. I just cannot seem to get it calibrated correctly and I'm wondering if there's something else going on. I was looking at the Oven Temperature Sensor Assembly (Part No AP5953771). Does this sound like it could be the culprit/solution?
1 Answer Jen, You can test the oven temp sensor, it should read 1090 ohms at room temp give or take a little. Also you should be able to calibrate in smaller increments Read More...
Henry April 29, 2020 for Model Number JKP35SP1SS When cooking/baking, the top oven will flash "Locked" (maybe blinks?) as if it went into the cleaning cycle. The oven then shuts itself off, but the door remains locked, until (my guess is) it cools down. What part should I focus on? Thank you! (P.S. I love your site and videos - have fixed many appliances because of you!)
1 Answer Henry, the oven sensor WB21X22134 would need to be tested for resistance and should measure around 1100O at room temperature. The cooling fan will also need to be checked to ensure that it is turning on and allowing airflow to occur. If these things check good, then the likely failure is going to be in the control WB27T11162. Read More...
Gerardo January 06, 2020 for Model Number JB755EJ1ES Range is beeping continuously and displays F72 code.
1 Answer Gerardo, the error code represents a shorted keypad, you will need to replace the control, part number is WB27X32142 Read More...