Question about Jenn-Air JJW8530C Expressions Collection Dual Single Oven
It's on page 32 of the manual for Thermador's built in convection ovens. 1. turn off the oven 2.touch and hold the start pad and then touch the bake pad 3. 0 (zero) appears in the temp digits. release all pads 4. touch bake and 0 changes in increments. max adjustment is 35 degrees F. 5. to complete change touch start for lower oven on double ovens do this: touch the roast pad instead of the bake pad continue with steps 3-5.
Posted on Nov 17, 2006
The method suggested here does not "calibrate" the oven thermostat, it merely adjusts the reading on the control knob. What I was looking for is a way to actually have the oven setting equal the oven temperature. The best he offered was to "call an appliance repair person." There must be a better way.
Posted on Apr 24, 2007
If your oven has a calibration right on the knob, you can calibrate it as follows. If it doesn't call an appliance repair person. To adjust the thermostat's calibration: 1) Remove the oven temperature knob by pulling it off its shaft. 2) Notice the current setting, then move the pointer in either direction to adjust its temperature slightly up or down. It's intentionally difficult to move the pointer; on some models, you'll have to remove a couple of screws. Figure moving it one notch will change the setting by 10 degrees F. 3) For more accurate calibration, call an appliance repairperson.
Posted on Jan 18, 2006
SOURCE: oven is 50 degrees out of calibration and will not
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Posted on Oct 28, 2011
SOURCE: I have a jenn-aire oven that the oven temp is 50
You cannot to that degree of difference. You need to replace both oven
sensors to remedy this. Part is very inexpensive, easily replaced and
available at any appliance parts supply house. Looks like a small rod in
the corner of the oven. If temp is still off then you can make a minor
adjustment to the control.
You can change the 'offset' by doing this if you want: Select a bake temp above 500
Press Bake pad and hold it for 4 secs and release it
Press the number keys to get the temp difference you have in the display
Use the broil key to make it either add or subtract the amount you entered so the displayed temp will match your reading.
IF you mess up just repeat the process again as it can be done as many times as you want.
Maximum change allowed is 35 deg.
Thanks!
Posted on Nov 12, 2010
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