Oven shuts off while baking and will not restart till oven cools off??? thanks mark

Most likely a control board issue

sounds like ur oven sensor to me check with a multi meter

thermostat my be brokenit thinks its hot so it shuts the heat off....

I just had the same problem! If I ever see that f9 again and hear that annoying constant beep....I will pick up and dispose of that oven on the front lawn. Lol. Took a pair of pliers and turned the lock clock wise till the light went out. Silence!

Hello,

The way it can be tested is access the back panel so you can get to the oven control(its the clock asm) find a wire terminal on the clock marked as BA for bake and use a volt meter and see if 120 vac is coming from that terminal when the oven is off. The wire must be removed from that terminal so you not getting back feed and has isolated the test just to that. IF it has 120 vac or actually and voltage higher than about 5 vac when the oven is supposed to off the relay board (aka clock) is bad. UNPLUG OR TURN OFF BREAKER TILL WIRE IS OFF OF BA AND READY TO TEST then restore power make sure its marked as BA their is another marked BR thats for the broil element.

Good luck, i hope this helps

Gene

GE oven - SHUTS OFF ON IT'S OWN
I have a built-in GE Electric oven - model #JTP20B0F7BB. It shuts off in the middle of cooking sometimes, but not all of the time. It does it about 1 out of 4 times that I use the oven. Any help would be appreciated?

check the cooling fan in the back where the boards are clean the grate there

I have the same problem. Just swap the 2 wires that are marked as 'broil' and 'bake' on the controller board. But sometimes it switches back, then I have to swap the wires again.

You might want to leave the 'broil' post unconnected to prevent burning food..

When your oven reaches the desired temp. it shuts down then turns back on again after it cools down a couple of degrees and cycles like this during the complete baking cycle. If your ignitor or oven valve is getting weak it would cause this symptom.

Usually, when an oven won't bake, it's because the bake element is burned out. The bake element is the black, pencil- thick tube at the bottom of the oven. When the oven heats, the element glows red. This element has an expected life-span of several years. It may last for only one; it may last for many more. When the element burns out, you need to replace it.