Mike October 29, 2013 for Model Number SVD48600w Our oven coded with the numbers F1 and FC. Replaced the touchpad with #Ap4088890 and the ERC #AP4088560. Still no luck. The door locks, fan goes off, and no heat. Just before this happened we heard an arcing sound from within.
1 Answer Hello Mike. Check the J2 harness and if it is good, replace the power relay board on the unit. Read More...
Missy September 06, 2013 for Model Number SVD48600B Key pad is not responding...Time is flashing the correct time...can't use down draft or Oven...Which part should I order???
1 Answer Hello Missy. The membrane WP71002310 is bad and will need to be replaced on the unit. Read More...
1 Answer Chuck, The F7 error code on your range indicates a button / key is pressed for longer than 30 seconds. This would indicate a short circuit in the keypad assembly WP71002041. You'll need to remove power to the range, open the oven door, remove the screws along the bottom of the control panel and pivot the panel down and out at the bottom. Label and disconnect the wires to all the switches and clock and transfer the parts to the new control panel. Read More...
John June 20, 2013 for Model Number Dacor w305b When twisting knob to set temperature, the "set temperature" jumps around. What part is required, is it available and what is the cost?
1 Answer Hello John, This will most likely take a new clock (AP3160662) to correct the issue. Read More...
Sue June 17, 2013 for Model Number SVE47500B The oven will not heat - When setting oven temp to 350 and pressing bake the oven only preheats to 100 or 110 degrees and stops - never gets past 110?
1 Answer Sue, You'll need to remove both the elements WP71001680 and WPW10310260 and check for the proper resistance (bake element 20 ohms, broil element 16 ohms resistance) and check to see that neither element has and missing areas or "boiled" areas on the carborundum coating. You'll need access to a multimeter TJMA-DM1 in order to test the resistance and the voltage (220 VAC) to the elements in a bake mode, to verify if the relay board 12001689 is not at fault. Read More...
Eris June 07, 2013 for Model Number SVD 48600B I order the Electric Control Switch #71001799 for my Jenn-Aire dual fuel range. After 8 months it has failed again. I called and another one was promptly shipped. It has come in. Thank you for prompt service. My question is: This part replaced a factory switch which lasted 12 years. Why would the replacement part from the factory onlyt last 8 months? I am afraid I wasted my money on a part when I should have bought a new stove. What is your opinion? Is there another problem?
1 Answer Eris, Though the parts are manufacturer OEM parts there is always a possibility of failure of a part. In most cases the parts do not fail but there is always a possibility of a weak part. Read More...
Kevin May 19, 2013 for Model Number SVE47600B The LED display no longer is visible. All 4 burners work, the oven heats, the exhaust fan works. My model is an SVE47600B. Will replacing the control board with part number AP4088560 fix this?
1 Answer Kevin, Yes the oven control board WP71001799 would be the correct part number to replace for the display no longer being visible. Read More...
Wsh April 28, 2013 for Model Number Jenn-Air SEG 196 range the oven clock display has gone out. Not sure why. our repairman said this part is no longer available. Do you sell a generic replacement?
1 Answer WSH, Unfortunately the manufacturer did discontinue the clock assembly with no replacements available. Read More...
Dave April 02, 2013 for Model Number w30400w Our oven display panel went out some time ago and now the numbers 3 and 5 don't work on the temp touch panel. Do I need to replace the control panel or relay panel? Can you give me a part number?
1 Answer Hello Dave. You will need to order part numbers WP71001799 and WP71002300 to repair the unit. The control board will repair the display and the panel will repair the numbers not working. Read More...
Jeremy March 23, 2013 for Model Number SCE30600B My jenn-air bottom element went out and I took it out ot get replace and made the mistake of plugging It back In so we could use the stove top but had a brain fart and turned oven on. After 10 minutes I heard a pop and smelled burnt wire. After inspection I seen the the broil wire in back that hooks to the top element had burnt marks around it. And so I hooked both elements back up and plugged it back in and now nothing work stove-top oven light-nothing!! HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Im afraid I turned a 60 dollar element fix into a bigger one?!?
1 Answer Jeremy, Hopefully it's only a tripped breaker due to the loose wires to the element. The top burner elements ans switches are a direct line to the terminal block, and not associated to the relay board W10757086 or oven control WP71001799, so reset the breakers/fuses and recheck for 220-240 VAC to the range outlet and terminal block of the range. Once you get the elements and wiring installed if you still have an issue, suspect the relay board on the back of the range, relay contacts don't react well to direct shorts to ground. Read More...