1 Answer Hello Jorge. WP7403P899-60 is normally closed when testing it with a meter. Thank you. Read More...
Bill December 29, 2014 for Model Number Jenn Air built-in wall oven (don't have exact model #) So over the past 6 years I have replace the high limit switch (part # 74009837) probably 5 times. It would often fail after a self-cleaning cycle so we stopping doing that much at all. I didn't used to mind because it was a $13 part. Now the same part costs over $50. So now I am trying to figure out what might be causing this part to keep failing. The fan seems to be blowing hot air out from under the stove so I think it is venting OK. What else could it be? Thanks
1 Answer Hello Bill. It is common for these to fail after a self clean cycle. Usually, it is due to the tight spaces and the heat holds inside the cabinet and blows the safety thermostat. Read More...
George November 27, 2013 for Model Number W30400s The Jenn air oven will not heat to set temperature. I tried using the compensate settings but it doesn't seem to make any changes. What could be the problem? The heating element seems to work fine.
1 Answer Hello George. Test the temp probe and see if ti read 1100 ohms at room temp and 1650 ohms at 350°. If not replace the probe. If it test good, replace the control on the unit. Read More...
David October 03, 2013 for Model Number SVE47600B How is the best way to reach the hi-limit thermostat? From the back? Thanks in advance
Elwood May 07, 2013 for Model Number JennAir/Maytag SVD48600PC Took off my high limit to test forgetting that it might be directional. One post has an X on it. Otherwise this part seems symetrical. Wire options are black from L1. Orange to Control Panel BR & BA. Which goes to the X post? Thanks in advance for your help.
1 Answer Elwood, This is a bi directional high limit thermostat so it does not matter which wire connects to either side. Read More...
Kevin October 07, 2012 for Model Number sce30500w I get an F-3 and F-5 codes for the stove. I assume its the oven temperature sensor. Is that the snap disc switch on top? The fan will come on occasionally. I checked for shorts, but I don't know if the relay on the control board could acting up. Also, F-5 says replace the clock. Is that the display board? Help! Thanks
1 Answer Hello Kevin, This sounds like you will need to change the temperature sensor 12001656 and the ERC. This is of course a preliminary diagnosis based on the initial fault codes. No parts should ever be ordered until all electrical connections have been dis-connected and reconnected one at a time. Of course the reason for this is the fact that many failures are caused by poor electrical connections. The fault codes are listed by the manufacturer as follows: F3--Open oven temperature sensor. Replace oven temperature sensor. F5--Supervisory relay enable open(cook mode). Replace electronic range control(ERC). The clock is the part with the display 71002331. Read More...
David April 25, 2012 for Model Number SVD48600P Hello - From your diagram it looks as though I can access the high-limit thermostat through the back panel. Is this correct? Thanks.
1 Answer Hello David. No, to access the thermostat WP7403P899-60, you will need to go through the top of the unit. Remove the grill pans and the 4 screws that mount each pan to the main top. Remove 2 1/4" hex screws and replace the thermostat. Read More...
Hus Collis December 30, 2011 for Model Number svd48600p The cool down does not shut off = blower runs for days! The problem started by gradually increasing the cool down period to an extremely long period of time; now it will not shut-off at all!
1 Answer Hus, You most likely have a stuck fan motor relay on the auxillary relay board 12001690A (71002144). Since you have no cooking issues or other control complaints. The circuit for the cooling fan is a bit elaborate but , the oven temp. sensor sends a resistance reading to the ERC/control, when the temp. reaches a certain degree or the same resistance is there for an extended period of time, the control sends a circuit to the relay board, the relay closes and the cooling fan runs. When the oven temp. cools down and the resistance is in the normal range, the relay opens and the fan shuts off. The aux. relay board has been discontinued by the manufacturer, you may have to shop around to find the part. Thanks and Good Luck Read More...
Diane November 23, 2011 for Model Number S176W My Oven will not turn on. For months it would not turn on th heating element unkess I pressed the oven temp. button on & off several times until it finally turned. on . It would act as if it was heating up then the heating element tried to cut on the oven clicked & went off.Is this a thermostat or something else?
1 Answer Diane, Since the unit will program and actually start, you most likely have a weak or loose wire, or a faulty relay board assembly WPY04100260 The board assembly could be on the left side wall behind the lower access panel, or on the back of the range in the lower right hand corner. Thanks and Good Luck Read More...
Les S November 11, 2011 for Model Number S156W i appreciate your help I have another question.As i previously stated the stove will not lock when you place it in self cleaning mode and that it buzzes when attempting to lock it you stated to replace the latch part ap4009836 i also noticed in the diagram that it has a selnoide ap4291901 could this be causing the problem?If possible I only want take it apart once. Also what does this selnoide do? Thankyou
1 Answer Les, We understand your concerns. The buzzing noise, is probably the solenoid Y702526 trying to activate, but can't because something in the linkage is bent or damaged. You won't be able to tell until you dismantle the unit and access the latch assembly. Thanks and Good Luck Read More...