20 Most Recent Jenn-Air SVE47100 Slide-In Electric Kitchen Range - Page 8 Questions & Answers

Hi, It sounds like the infinite switch has shorted out. You will need to change the burner switch. Did you have the burner tested or replaced?
Make dure everything conected to that burner is ok before changing the burner switch.
Please let me know if this helps you at all or if I can assist you further.

Thanks
Vic

Could be a bad door lock circuit, bad clock control(ERC) or a bad power relay board.
No quick fix. Sorry.

Hi I am Vortash you say the temprature takes an hour to rise how did you measure this rise was it by a seperate thermometer or from the gauge on the Oven , if the oven is actually producing the correct heat and the full element is on then it could be you have a faulty thermometer gauge.
The oven may be reaching the correct temprature much quicker but the gauge is not telling you the correct reading , this could be the thermometer sensor in the oven itself or the gauge either way the best way to find out is use a meat themometer to test the oven and check the teprature rise time that way .. If the full element is not on then that would also cause the same problem it seem that this model oven the Jenn - Air has a deal of problems with the elements so this can not be ruled out , my suggestion to you is that you get it tested by an engineer and if found to be faulty check on your consumer rights.. Here in the Uk all goods have to be of merchandable quality and although the manufacturer gives a 12 month guarantee the retailer is liable for this equipment for up to six years .. as that is the legal expected time an appliance should at least last till check out your local consumer laws . hope this helps regards Vortash

Pretty simple, make sure you unplug the range or flip the breaker off. Remove the two screws mounting the element to the back wall, carefully pull out the element. It probably has slide on connectors, pull them off and thats it! If you accidentally pull off a wire and it stays back in the stove, you can pull the unit out and remove the back panel and it will be all out in the open.

replace the touch panel

Hi. I believe this info. may assist you in getting your bake and broil up and running:

When your heating element burns out, you have to replace it because they are not repairable. If, when the heating element burns out, the infinite switch that controls it also fails, you have to replace it too.

F0 is Function key faulty.
Replace touch pad or clock assembly (also called the ERC)

You can find parts online at partselect.com , or appliancespartspro .

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47600 this can not be the complete model number.
please look at the sticker in the range and copy the complete model number.
If this is a slide in range the # will be behind the kick plate below




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The fan is likely 120-volt fan, and swapping the wire likely put 220 across the fan. Did the fan seem to rev up very fast? The control is also likely 120-volt, and that too had 220 applied to it.

Give me the model number, and I'll find what parts you need to replace

I have had similar problems:
Display was the Part # 71001799 circuit board..$175+labor
Oven blower problem was control relay board, part# 12001689...$224+labor
My solution. replace with non-Jenn Air.
Check Consumer Reports. Jenn Air has high repair history.

It sounds to me like the switch that operates the light is malfunctioning. You're taking the right steps by pressing the switch by hand. Since that didn't work, either that switch is not working or there is another switch that is intended to keep the light on while the door is closed. You can look at that one too. The last thing to consider is if the light is relay controlled, the relay might be stuck closed and applying power to the light all the time.

The red and the black are the two 'hot' wires and the green is the ground. The red and black are connected to L1 and L2 of your cordset or circuit breaker. The green connects to the ground bus bar

Hi

The oven door and controls can be locked to avoid unintended use of the oven. The oven doors and controls cannot be locked if the oven is in use, or the oven temperature is 400°F (205°C) or above.

To lock the control panel and both oven doors:

1. Press and release Cancel.
2. Press and hold upper oven Cancel and Cook & Hold for 3 seconds. “Off” appears in the display and “Lock” flashes while the controls and oven doors lock. Both oven doors lock. “Lock” remains lit in the display.

To unlock the control panel and both oven doors:

Press and hold upper oven Cancel and Cook & Hold for 3 seconds. “Off” disappears from the display and “Lock” flashes while the controls and oven doors unlock.

Please see this link for more information as how to disengage the lock on your Jenn Air Oven---

Door Lock On Oven

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Rylee

Check the connection from the temp censor to the board. A break in the wire will cause the F3 and fan to run. Good luck.

The "F9" error code means the EOC (electronic oven control) has found the lock motor switches to be out of sequence or shorted.

Test switches and if there is nothing wrong then replace the EOC.....

Thanks
K

Some times a company changes vendors for the controls and connections change location. But does the wiring diagram indicate a relay board in the back of range. It could be damaged form the element short

On this model there is a blower fan or cooling fan located between the cooktop and the oven. When oven temps reach @ 550 deg this fan should turn on to keep the controls cool. If it did not come on, you may have a bad fan thermostat or a bad fan. What happened is the control overheated and shut down on you.

Hi,

Take a look at this link. It sounds like there is an issue with the electric locking mechanism. These devices are exposed to a lot of heat during the self-clean cycle which can, over time, lead to failures.

http://www.appliancepartspros.com/partsearch/model.aspx?diagram_id=780729&&model_id=23945

Scroll the upper part of the page (righ-hand side) to see the door lock components. You didn't say which model you had, but this diagram covers a few models.