Yen C April 26, 2014 for Model Number JDR8895AAB My control panel has started to beep and will not stop. Do I need to replace the panel? Or can I do something to stop this thing from making noise?
1 Answer Yen, Try to disconnect the power to the unit for about 20 minutes. If the noise continues after power is restored then most likely you would have a stuck key that is causing the beeping noise and would need to replace the control board part number WP5701M796-60. Read More...
Rgi January 25, 2014 for Model Number JDR8895AAS My Jenn air JDR8895AAS lower heat element burned out. I replaced it but only the upper element heats. I tested the power on the back and confirmed the power never gets to the heating element. The upper element tested positive confirming I was testing it correctly. I think the problem is in the board that the Electronic Clock Oven Control is connected to. I don't see the board sold separately. Are they sold as a unit or do I have to replace both? (The upper oven controls work as expected) Thanks in advance.
1 Answer Hello RGI. It sounds like the control board WP5701M796-60 is bad on the unit. Make sure all the wiring is good on the unit. If so, replace the control board on the unit. Read More...
Steve November 09, 2013 for Model Number JDR8895AAS Hi, My Jenn Air double oven does not cook at the right tempatures. At times, it cooks about 25-50 degrees above the set temperature. I am willing to tackle the project myself as long as I know what parts to replace. Any suggestions?
1 Answer Hello Steve, The first thing to consider is the temperature sensor 12001656. It should read about 1100 ohms of resistance at room temperature, (about 70°F). If it reads properly, the control WP5701M796-60 would be suspect. The relay on the control may not be making continuity every time it closes, causing the problem. Read More...
Dan G. October 17, 2013 for Model Number JDR8895AAS The broiler for the lower over has never worked, but I ignored it too long and the warranty is long expired. I figured they just missed wiring it or something like that. I finally pulled off the back and checked for power to the element when broil is on and there is none. I checked again at the pins in the logic board and again, no power is applied. I do get readings for the other elements so I think my test is valid. Is there a cheaper solution than replacing the whole $320 board?
1 Answer Hello Dan, If the voltage is getting to the board but not back out of it, the only option to repair the unit is replacing the board WP5701M796-60. Read More...
Jon September 13, 2013 for Model Number JDR8895AAs I have the dual Jenn-Air JDR8895AAs and in the past when cooking the control panel went black. After a while it came on again. Last night we were cooking and after an hour of working it just went blank. No power to the control panel at all.. Gas stove top still works..still out.. Cotrol panel??
1 Answer Hello Jon. If there is power to the board, you will need to replace the board WP5701M796-60 in the unit. If no power, replace the high limit 74009969. You can test this with a multi-meter TJMA-DMT3. Here is a link on how to use a multi-meter. http://forum.appliancepartspros.com/oven-repair-including-ranges-cooktops/4810-how-check-continuity-ohmmeter.html Read More...
Harvey B August 19, 2013 for Model Number JDR8895AAW The lower oven on our Jenn- Air duel fuel range, after pre-heat, will operate for 5 to 10 minutes before the bake lite begins to flash indicating an error. The diagnostic code display indicates '1d12'. I have observed the broil element during pre-heat and after the set temperature is reached and it does not go off. Is this a control unit problem or is there a less costly solution to this problem? Thank you. Harvey
1 Answer Harvey, The "1D12" error code, indicates an issue with the oven temperature sensor 12001656 " 1D12 > Runaway temp (650°F), door unlocked". You'll need to check the sensor resistance (1050 to 1100 ohms) at room temperature. you'll also want to test the resistance at the clock connector (White/P21 across pins 5 and 7 on the harness connector). Both the elements "cycle" when the oven is in the bake mode, during both the pre heat and bake program. If there is constant power to the broil element after 15 or 20 minutes of a cycle, then consider the ERC WP5701M796-60. Read More...
Jeff August 06, 2013 for Model Number JDR8895AAS My Jenni Air JDR8895AAS free standing double oven developed a clicking/buzzing noise while the upper oven was in use. After a few minutes, the noise subsided then there was a loud pop followed by a flash from under the control panel. Both oven are now inoperable as well as the displays. My first thought was the control board has blown does this sound like the problem ?
1 Answer Hello Jeff, This can be the high limit thermostat 74009969, the clock assembly WP5701M796-60, or a loose electrical connection that lost electrical continuity under the load. Since you saw a spark behind the clock, I would first suspect the clock assembly. Read More...
Maryb May 01, 2013 for Model Number Jenn Aire JDR8895AAB dual fuel range My oven won't turn off. I have to turn the breaker off to get the element to go off. It is the element behind the convection fan that stays on. At present, all the other elements seem to work, altho I am not using it much. I took the back off and found 3 things. 1st, there was a mouse skeleton with a bunch of fur on the main power supply. My guess is that it bridged the red and white posts and electrocuted itself some time ago. 2nd is the control board has a bad charred spot at the base of the white thing on the upper left corner viewing it from the back of the stove. The base of the white thing is melted and there is a fair amount of soot behind the board. I'm assuming this means I need a new board. I did run the cleaning cycle on both ovens a week or 2 ago. The 3rd thing has me puzzled. My volt meter shows continuity between the white neutral post and the metal cover behind all the wires. When I put power back on, it showed 110 volts between the post and metal. Does this mean there is still another problem I haven't found? I looked but could find no frayed wires to account for the current. Is this normal or still part of the problem? Seems dangerous. Thank you for any help.
1 Answer Hello MaryB. Sounds like the control board is bad and will need to be replaced on the unit based on the test you did. Read More...
Nancy January 09, 2013 for Model Number jDS9860AAB My jenn air JDS9860AAB control buttons are gradually not working when depressed. It started a few years ago with number 0 , now only 1,2,3 work I then lost convect roast last year and convect bake this year and the meat probe. The others work. Is it the Ribbon or the whole control panel and how much does it cost to repair
1 Answer Hello Nancy, This would be the membrane switch causing issue. YOu will need to replace the control panel WP74005750. Read More...
Jeff December 06, 2012 for Model Number Jenn Air JDR8895AAS Our oven stopped working (electric duel fuel) after self clean cycle (which actually didn't work). The clock and controls appear to work, however neither element (top and bottom ovens) heats up. I turned off the breaker for a while to see if it might reset, but didn't work. Only change was that now the igniters for the gas burners on the stove don't work! Any suggestions? Thanks in advance.
1 Answer Hello Jeff. Test the high limit and make sure it reads closed for continuity. If so, replace the clock in the unit. If not, replace the thermostat 74009969. You can test this with a multi-meter TJMA-DMT3. Here is a link on how to use a multi-meter. http://forum.appliancepartspros.com/oven-repair-including-ranges-cooktops/4810-how-check-continuity-ohmmeter.html Read More...