Anonymous Posted on Jan 20, 2012

It's a Model JJW8530CAB. The baking element

It's a Model JJW8530CAB. The baking element will not heat up. I have replaced the element already, although both the old and the new elements show 20ohms resistance. I have replaced the temperature sensor. There is no fault on the controller display. The broiler element heats up. When the broiler element is 'on', it doesn't show any current on my 'tweeter'. But the baking element always is showing current. ???

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Are you having any issues at all with the display at all? Did this start out of the blue or did you have a power outage or anything else?

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Anonymous Jan 21, 2012

I don't recall any power outages. The display is working just fine - no problems. I seems like the oven started (over a period of a couple of days maybe) heating up more slowly while preheating. Now the baking element doesn't heat up at all.
Richard Roth Jan 21, 2012

Take a look at the diagram below. You say you replaced the "Temperature Sensor" so check the continuity on the thermostat (#4 on the diagram) to see if it is good. If the thermostat checks good, then you will need to replace the "relay board". (# 11 on the diagram) Please post back your findings and I will be able to direct you to the part you need.

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Richard
Richard Roth Jan 21, 2012

http://www.appliancepartspros.com/partse...
Richard Roth Jan 21, 2012

Also, turn off the breakers to the oven for 1/2 hour to try and reset the unit to see if the bake element will heat.
Richard Roth Jan 21, 2012

Here is a link to my complete service manual for that model oven. Look at page 3-1 for diagnostic test to run.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/33507267/Jenn%20...
Thomas Pluimer Dec 06, 2021

This shows solved but I don't see the answer. I have the exact same problem with this model.

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