20 Most Recent GE ZSC2001FSS Advantium Electric Single Oven - Page 5 Questions & Answers

Your GE oven is way overdue for replacement.

Replace defective touchpad or oven.

Your GE combo is way overdue for replacement.

An appliance parts supplier should be able to tell you whether the two assemblies are interchangeable.

Contact GE directly to request the diagram.

The F3 error code indicates temperature sensor failure.

The parts diagram for the JBS07V6 is available here: https://www.appliancepartspros.com/parts-for-ge-jbs07v6.html . The last two characters indicate the color of the range. The bake element (lower) is part 650 on the body cavity parts diagram. This gives the current part number as AP2031061 or WB44X10009 . See https://www.appliancepartspros.com/ge-bake-element-wb44x10009-ap2031061.html . This is a replacement part number and the previous part numbers are listed on the left hand side of the page (second link). I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

https://www.searspartsdirect.com/model/4tnhwmc3jr-000432/ge-jtp25sh6ss-electric-wall-oven-parts?page=3 Might try calling Sears for assistance: https://www.searspartsdirect.com/model/4tnhwmc3jr-000432/ge-jtp25sh6ss-electric-wall-oven-parts?page=3

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Thanks for using FixYa. Error F3 in your range/oven means oven temperature sensor circuit failure. To resolve this issue you’ll have to check the oven temp. sensor circuit if the reading is more then 1100ohms then it should be replaced. Please do rate the solution if the issue is resolved or post a comment for further assistance.


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Hello. From the symptoms you describe, your main control board(EOC) is damaged.There are relays on the board that handle the heavy amp load of the heating elements(you don't have 400 amps going thru your key switch when you start your car--same applies to your oven) These relays can burn up, have the contacts shorted together, or the main board can become corrupted due to power surges(storm damage). The F3 error is a temp error. In an oven, NORMALLY, only the main board and the temp sensor control the oven temp. In 98% of oven temp sensors, the proper ohm reading at room temp is 1100 ohms of resistance(+/- 10%). Did you have a power outage or "brownout" within the last 4-6 weeks? This is not written in stone but USUALLY, if the board was damaged by a current surge, the chips on the board will start to fail in that time frame. If you give me the make and model of your unit, I can look up the part number and price for you. I hope I wasn't too long-winded and helped you!!

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The WB24T10140 is an high limit switch that will cutoff when temperature is too high.

Allow the high limit to cool down. Read Ohms on the part. If it still has no continuity( infinite Ohms) then the high limit has blown and must be replaced.

The reason why the high limit has blown is the high temperature generated in the self cleaning cycle.
Self cleaning generates high temperatures to clean the oven. Sometimes this can damage parts as thermal cutoff/high limit, probe, or even control board wiring.

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sounds like the mother board in the oven

I am unsure whether you are asking for the control itself or the knob or ? If you google for GE 169152 control part you will get some results, including some manuals. Once you find the part number of the part you are looking for, you can either look for that part online, or you should be able to find a local appliance part supply store/warehouse to get it from. I got a GE genuine temperatire control for my GE range last week from ReliableParts locally.

This means that the Sabbath mode has been enabled. To disable the program, first press and release the Cancel/Off to stop the current programmed bake settings. Then press and hold Settings until Sabbath Mode Off is displayed. See page 14 of the manual for setting the Sabbath mode. The manual is available on the product page: https://www.geapplianceparts.com/store/parts/assembly/C2S995SEL1SS . The current link to the manual is https://products.geappliances.com/MarketingObjectRetrieval/Dispatcher?RequestType=PDF&Name=49-85241.pdf . Most GE oven codes are listed here: https://www.geappliances.ca/en/support/knowledgebase/range-oven-function-error-or-fault-codes . The Sabbath Mode symbol is shown at the bottom of the table. This mode can be used to set the oven temperature for an extended bake (usually for a low temperature) or a programmed bake. It's used by those who strictly keep the Sabbath but want a hot meal ready when the Sabbath ends. I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

https://getsatisfaction.com/gebrillion/topics/ge-double-oven-e97-code Two posters at the internet link above had suggestions. The following doesn't cost to try: "Karl McHugh

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you guys are going to laugh at this. have this problem. my repair guy gave me a tip until I can figure out long term....open bottom oven...there are vents at the top. use a flashlite and look in back right corner and you will see a squirrel cage fan. I taped together two long skewers to reach the back...insert through vent to squirrel cage fan and spin a few times. bingo...f code goes away and oven goes back to normal. don't want to do this long term but works until you get a solution. Ive been doing it for a month now but I travel all week and haven't had a chance to get it repaired. this has worked every time...seems like a dead spot in the drive for this???"

Pull the door completely off and re-insert the door on the hinge supports.

Sometimes one must simply accept things as they are...

I would not use this appliance and do one or both of the following: Contact a Lawyer Contact GE