Jkp56wow2w Parts

Pulled out the old and replace it with new part. Read more

Very simply replaced the bulb and cover. Read more

Unscrewed front control panel on oven, lifted it and pulled it out from the wiring/control area without disconnecting anything. Disconnected the Halogen Lamp Assembly. Measured 120V at the mating supply connector. Deduced the Halogen Lamp Assembly was therefore bad since it was getting power but wasn't lighting a lamp. Unscrewed the Halogen Lamp Assembly inside the oven and pulled it down a little. Fed the connector of the Halogen Lamp Assembly back into the oven compartment being careful... Read more

The fan was straightforward unscrew and disconnect wires then reinstall. The gaskets required the door to be disassembled contrary to the video that was provided when purchasing the gasket for the door. Disassembly was not hard just take a lot of pictures so you get everything back into the correct place. Also, a good time to clean door frame and wash the glass. Read more

First off, I didn't even bother to check the local price on this board as the prices online for appliance parts have been FAR LESS than the local prices lately. I don't know what is going on with that but it has been the case several times lately. The other online appliance site I frequent didn't carry this part. I got the part in about 2 or three days which was no big deal since I've been procrastinating on this job for a couple of months now. I ordered a new control board assuming that I'd... Read more

Ordered the new oven control panel. It arrived sooner than expected. It was an exact match to the one in the oven. With my wife's help, we carefully unplugged the wires making sure we kept track of exactly which socket they came from. Had to break some retainer flanges on the old one to get some of the plugs out. Then plugged them all back into the new panel and reassembled the oven. Turned on the circuit breaker and tried turning on each oven. They both seem to work fine. Have not yet... Read more

Took out the old element and put the new one in. Took about 20 minutes. The hardest part was finding the connectors that had slipped into the insulation. Read more

Via chat, you recommended the correct replacement element and connectors for higher temperatures. The bag had 20 connectors, so I could practice crimping. Removing the oven door helped access the screws. The fan cover needed to be removed to expose the screws that retained the heating element. Once the screws were removed, pulled the heating element out and disconnected the spade connectors. Cut and placed new connector on the burned wire. Crimped with my stripper tool. Connected the... Read more