GE Profile Spectra JGBP90 Gas Kitchen Range "relay sticks oven" Questions

...It's usually caused by a sticking relay on the Electronic Oven Control (EOC) board. Either a sticking relay or a fused (welded-contacts) relay. In any event, you are looking at replacing the

...everything--stove top elements and oven features. They are notorious for malfunctioning. The oven control board simply tells the relay board which relay to activate/de-activate. I hope I helped

...oven will not shut off unless I pull the breaker . BETTY Sounds like you have a sticking relay here is a link to the service manual on your unit ...

...oven just warming up? Everything points to a bad relay or controller, but since that's an expensive part I wanted to ask for suggestions about what I may have missed. Sounds like you have it figured, ...

...relay sticks. Any source for just the relay instead of the whole panel? My solution has been to smack the top of the console when I find it isn't shutting off. Not a reliable solution by any stretch. ...

...relay board, located on the back side of the oven, down near the bottom. Some of these models had a safety recall... You might want to check to see if yours is one of the affected models. (The model ...

...relay contacts are actually "welded" together. This is something that can happen, thus keeping the element on all the time. Another possibility is that if the code were set and the oven did NOT ...

oven.  If you continue getting the F2 error after replacing the sensor, then the problem is likely in the control module - this is the circuit board behind the keypad and clock.  You'll need

...relay board (if present) or bad oven temperature sensor F3 or F4Open or shorted oven temperature sensorReplace oven temperature sensor F5Hardware and watchdog circuits disagreeReplace clock assembly ...

relay on oven control. if the problem started while oven was in use replace oven control board. if problem started while oven was not in use replace key pad . because control board shorts when oven is