1 Answer Hello James, If the broil element tests properly, (not open), the most likely cause is the relay on the control board WB27X10311. Read More...
Andy December 17, 2020 for Model Number jpt15ww Is oven temperature sensor part # WB21X5430 compatible with part # WB23X5430 ?, if it is then what is the different ?. Thank you
Tom January 03, 2020 for Model Number JBP21BY2 I have changed out the sensor and heating element in my stove, however, when I turn the oven on to 350° it doesn’t preheat unless I turn the heat up and back down then set it to 350°F. Any suggestions would be helpful
1 Answer Hello Tom, This will have to be an issue with the control WB27X10215, as there is nothing else in the circuit. Read More...
John Lippert Jr. April 23, 2019 for Model Number jbp78wy3 oven does not reach preheat level. stovetop works. element has continuity. im assuming temp sensor but it reads 1Kohm. may this be the control board? thanks...looking for help
1 Answer John, Does the oven heat at all ? First recheck the oven temp. sensor resistance at the clock /erc control connector wire harness. should have an average of 1080-1100 ohms at room temp.then check each wire to chassis ground for a resistance reading, there should be no resistance(open circ.) to ground. If there is repair the wire(s) if not, replace the oven sensor WB23X5340. Read More...
Sandra January 28, 2019 for Model Number JBP66WOH2WW My GE electric glass top stove keeps flashing F2 and F3 and beeping any time of the day and night. We have had to flip the breaker. Also when I start up the stove it beeps its at temperature but isn't and it won't come to temperature or stay there. We thought it was a mother board which we ordered from you and installed, that has worked well for about a month now it's doing it again. What do you think is our problem?
1 Answer Sandra, you may have a sensor WB21X22134 issue. If you measure the oven probe for resistance, it should read 1100 ohms at room temperature. If it does not read 1100 ohms, then the sensor is bad. You may also want to check the wiring to ensure that there are no breaks in the wiring and that everything is connected firmly in place. Read More...
Jennifer G January 27, 2019 for Model Number ge 326b1016p001 Hello! we have an older white GE oven that has these numbers listed on a sticker on the door saying "Complete Instructions in Owners Manual": 326b1016p001 Unfortunately, the sticker that has our model number is worn down and I can't read what it says. We are getting the F2 & F3 error messages which I think relates to the oven sensor needing to be replaced. Can you help me find the right part with only the code above? I would really appreciate it!
1 Answer Jennifer you would need to test the oven sensor for a resistance of 1090 ohms and if it checks ok then the issue will be a control board issue. Read More...
Jeff December 25, 2018 for Model Number JBP30BA4 In my last question I asked if my problem was due to a faulty sensor. I was asked to check the ohms at room temperature. It read 1067. This seems fairly close to the 1080 that it is supposed to be. I have already changed the controller, which did not solve the problem - erratic temperature in oven; sometimes it has trouble heating, sometimes it goes way too high (450-500° when set to 350°). Suggestions?
1 Answer Jeff, sometimes when checking an oven sensor at room temperature, it may read correctly but, when heat is applied to the sensor it can go out of range. I would recommend changing the sensor. Read More...
Jeff December 04, 2018 for Model Number JBP30BA4 Our oven temperature is highly unpredictable. Sometimes will not reach above 200, bit sometimes will go up to 450-500 when set to 350. Other times it works fine. We changed the controller/brain already and it did not help the problem. I’m now thinking this must be the thermostat/sensor. Am I correct this time?
1 Answer Jeff, the oven sensor reads the temperature as ohms of resistance and tells the control board what the temperature is. Check the sensor at room temperature, it should read about 1080 ohms, if it doesn't, replace the sensor. Read More...
Kip A. June 24, 2017 for Model Number JTP1580A2BB My oven is displaying a F2 code. Oven was being used when it started. Im reading control or sensor problems. Any onfo?
1 Answer Hello Kip, If your model number is actually JTP15BA2BB, the F2 fault code indicates that oven is over temperature in one of the following modes within either a cooking or clean mode of operation. • Control senses oven temperature above 650°F. with the door circuit in the unlock mode. • Control senses oven temperature above 950°F with the door in the door locked mode. • Look for welded relay contacts. (Heating element is on in off mode). • Look for open thermal switch in lock motor circuit. Switch is normally closed and will open if area overheats due to fan not operating. Look for cause - Fan thermal switch not closing, fan stalled, etc. • Look for high resistance in the sensor circuit due to high contact resistance (poor terminal crimp, deformed terminals, loose connection inside sensor tube) or intermittent solder joint. • Electrical noise interference in the sensor circuit (Ham radio, cordless phone etc.). Read More...
Mr.Noheat December 20, 2016 for Model Number GE Profile JT950S0A3SS This is a dual oven with conventional electric elements and a convection option. When bake or broil is selected on the top oven, for any temperature range, the elements do not heat up. This is for both the bottom and top elements, which makes me think the elements are fine, because it would be unlikely for them to both burn out at the same time. There is a clicking noise that I hear every few minutes coming from just behind the control panel. I have tested the temperature sensor, it reads 1082 ohms. I have also tested the wired running from the sensor to the control board while disconnected. they both zero out, showing continuity... I think. What else should I be testing? Seems like if it was a control board issue I would get an error code or the bottom oven would not work, but the bottom oven works perfectly. Any help would be appreciated.
1 Answer Mr Noheat, This issue would be with the control board on the unit. It is possible for part of the control board to fail but other relays to work. The part number for the control board will be WB27T10287. Read More...