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Bradley LeDuc Posted on Feb 03, 2018
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GE electric range oven will not heat?

The GE electric range oven will not heat. Will not broil and will not self clean. Checked 220-ok checked heat elements-ok checked temp sensor-ok. Could it be anything else I haven't checked. Can't find a wiring diagram anywhere. Haven't checked temperature limit switch or high limit switch.

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Its your oven igniter that's bad.

The oven igniter connections are underneath the oven. To get access to the oven igniter glow bar electrical connector, I take out the bottom storage drawer completely then get a flashlight or floodlight to see under there, and then I can see the oven igniter glow bar connector.

Its easy to replace, just take the bottom oven panel from inside your oven off, then you remove the flame spreader metal shield, then you will see the oven igniter mounted on your burner tube, just remove the oven igniter off from your burner tube and install the new one.

Unplug your range first before changing it.

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  • Posted on Jul 29, 2007

SOURCE: error codes F2 and F3

Two months ago I asked fixya about a g.e. oven with a f3 code. that evening a reply suggested I replace the oven sensor. I took the old one to the parts place, told the repairman about the code,and he told me the sensor WAS the problem. I replaced it, and WOW it fixed it! Today it faulted out again. I will pull it again and check it. It was installed correctly.The problem for a f3 fault IS the sensor.

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  • Posted on Nov 16, 2007

SOURCE: GE Electric Range

It is very common for elements to "catch fire" when they fail. It is really electical arching. But to answer your question you shouldnt be concerned if it ever happens to the bottom element immediatly kill the breaker it will stop instantly. dont use a fire extinguisher as it wont stop the arching. And most ovens do use the upper broil element for baking for very short intervals like 10secs on every minute or so to brown the top of product. Some models (especially older builder line ) do not

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  • Posted on Nov 19, 2007

SOURCE: Need to clean oven GE true temp self clean

the oven temp sensor is bad. replace temp sensor to solve problem

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  • Posted on Mar 30, 2008

SOURCE: Electric Oven not getting hot enough

Sir, I think the top oelement is for broiling ONLY. It should not turn on when baking. The clicking may be the oven heating up.
How far apart were the oven temp instrument and the digital?
Don't expect them to match...they are inaccurate.

1. Heat water until it boils. Place digital therm in boiling water until it comes up to 212deg. If it is not at 212 in boiling water, record the error.(this gives a rough calibration to the digital)
2 Turn on oven, set to 350 deg, place digital therm on rack. Wait until oven reaches 350 (on stove) and read the digital. Note the difference between the two

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  • Posted on Jul 01, 2008

SOURCE: JBP66G W1AD Oven won't get hot enough

the yellow may be the oven temp sensor?

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