Kenmore natural gas range, model #362.7361190

make sure no one has taken it of and put it on in the wrong spot it may be reaching 350 degrees and you just dont no it

this is normal allowable temps are upto 180 degrees
i know it sucks but it is normal for that model

that is as long as your oven reaches and maintains temp

The oven gas valve coil has failed Need to replace. Go to repairclinic.com and put in the model and order the coil for the valve. It controls the gas valve.

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if adjustment of the screw behind the oven knob did not help:
replace the oven thermostat the part can be found at: searspartsdirect.com

If it has a pilot then I would say the thermal couple is bad. If it has a glow type ignitor then the ignitor is bad.

If the element glows its ok , if you have replaced the sensor with a new one it can only be the control board. in some cases you can adjust the temp. through the control , it should list directions to do so in the manual. Good luck

a faulty bake ignitor would not allow the unit to maintan temp , very common issue with all gas ranges

The oven sensor ( WB21X5301) is suppose to tell the oven control when to turn on and off to reach and maintain oven temp, but before you go replacing it, try to observe how long it takes from the time you turn the oven on to the time the oven ignites. Ignition should be 30 seconds to about 90 seconds. If it is taking a very long time, replace the igniter (
WB2X9154
). Ignitors get weaker over time, and this should be looked at first, as both parts are not real cheap, so you don't want to just start throwing parts at it. Here is a trick you can try: On the JGBP90 (model you posted under) the broil ignitor is the same part number as the oven ignitor, so if the broiler, which is generally used much less than the oven, is working fine you can interchange the two ignitors to see if that solves your oven temp problem without having to buy a oven temp sensor first.

sounds like a bad bake ignitor(uneven heat,long cook times, long preheat times, perhaps even gas smell while cooking)

sometimes when they get hot that is when they fail