Top 20 Jenn-Air ® 48" Professional Over The Range Hood, JXT9048CDP - Page 8 Questions & Answers

hi there,

Most likely the problem is a bad control board.You need to check and replace this part.

Hope this initial info helps.

Hi,
There is an intermittent power interruption, most likely on the low voltage power supply side for the control board. Possible a micro crack somewhere or a bad winding in the low voltage transformer which breaks as soon as it heats up.

In simple meaning you need to replace the control board.
replacing the control board 100% fix your problem.

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Well, must confess, we had this problem once, after cleaning all the knobs. We put them back, reversing the two temp knobs. The correct placement, we found, was the left oven knob, since it is not self cleaning, does not have the word CLEAN. This is the far left knob. Next, from left to right, appearing very simmilar, also with temps 200 to 500, is the right oven temp knob, which does say CLEAN. Third from left is the right oven function knob, with CLEAN, Time Cook, etc, and no temp numbers. Hope your fix is this simple. Hope your cooking is looking good cooking.

yes that's a common problem. but not because there was a fire on top of the element it mean that is bad. have you try the oven after the fire?

oven burner may have to much oxygen and the burner does not lite all the way around, there is a cap or a vent as the burner connects to the safety valve, close about quarter of an inch. or one of the holes on that burner is dirty and the gas does not past the gas all around the burner. you have to see whats happening by turning the oven on, but stay at a distance. and look at the burner when it first comes on. that will tell you the problem.

It may be that your house cleaner got the igniters wet so give it a couple of days to dry thoroughly then you may have to get new igniter tips if the housekeeper did scrub too hard. If it turns out the igniters are the problem there is one on each burner point them out to your house keeper and tell her not to touch them at all. If it turns out not to be the igniters check the wiring and the spark module. Good Luck.

I had the same problem and fixed it by simply turning off the power at the breaker for 10 minutes and then back on. At first, I just flipped the breaker off and back on, but it still kept beeping. Not until i let it stay off for a while did it 'reset' and stop beeping.

try to clean the bake burner bar to make sure nothing is obstructing the gas flow. A good old fashioned pipe cleaner does wonders.
also
Most gas ranges currently available employ one of 3 basic gas ignition systems; pilot ignition, hot surface ignition system (which uses a 'glow bar' or 'glow coil' - aka an "ignitor") and a spark ignition system. The latter two being referred to as "electronic ignition" systems as they use electricity in one form or another to operate the oven heating system. Only the pilot ignition system has an actual "pilot" (which is a small but real "flame") which might need manual lighting. If the surface burners of a range are a spark ignition type, the oven IS one of the possible kinds of electronic ignition systems and thus will not usually have a "pilot" which needs lighting. Be aware though that just because the surface burners might light via a spark doesn't necessarily mean the oven uses the spark type ignition system too.

click this link
http://www.appliance411.com/faq/gas_range_ignition_systems.shtml

hi there,

this is an overtemperature error that happens during self-clean. i would recommend ohming out the sensor and the harness and if they check out okay, replace the oven control itself.

loose wire in back of oven

Hello jhansbro,
Welcome to fixya,

You said, There is a clicking noise coming from the timer box.

What is the Model of your Jenn-air range and how old is it.
When did this start to happen?

Waiting patiently for your reply.
Huuum

You can find all the stuff you need online at www.repairclinic.com

Regards

One of the switches that control the ignitor is stuck; you might remove the knobs to see if the switch actuators are visible without removing other panels and check to see if they can be operated by annoying them with an insulated probe such as a chopstick or wooden skewer. Ours are controlled by a cam that is part of the knob itself that passes an extension of the switch. The extension is visible with the knob removed. 

Good thing you pulled the plug since the high voltage transformer that supplies the spark is definitely not designed for prolonged operation.   

pparker581

What model Jenn-air stove do you have?
In the user guide there is a section on using the self cleaning system.
I do not have the guide readily available at the moment or I would send it to you!
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huuum

The electronic control may not be set correctly. If the control is not programmed correctly the oven will not start and you will usually hear a series of beeps instead of the microwave starting. See your Use & Care Guide

Your electronic ignitor is bad. You can buy a replacement ignitor where you bought your grill. Just about any hardware store will have a replacement ignitor. They are real easy to replace. There is 1 wire to the back of the ignitor. There is a retaining nut on the switch. Remove the switch and replace with new switch. Plug wire into ignitor, Turn gas on and test ignitor.

Happy Grilling

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After discussing the problem with your advisor it was determined to be a faulty infinite burner control switch. I purchached a replacement and the stove works fine.This service was very halpful to me.

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if the range has sealed burners. the tops where the gas comes out the holes should lift right off without tools. The little orifice holes can be cleaned with an old tooth bush and or toothpicks to get out any food that may have dripped and gotten inside the gas escape ( orfiice ) holes!
If not it is a gas valve inside and service should be called!!

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The clock control board is faulty. You find replacement here.
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