Ge spacemaker cooking center wiring diagram

There's probably a short that makes the range think that the probe is connected. It could be the probe socket or the control board. Check the socket first since it can be damaged more often. See the parts diagram here: https://www.geapplianceparts.com/store/parts/ModelSectionParts/JGS968SH6SS/4/0/0/0/BODY_PARTS . The socket is part 594. It's reached by removing the side panel.

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Disconnect power to range. If you have an ohm meter, you can check the burner coils for continuity from the wires at the switch. If not, open oven door, remove screws holding top. Lift up top and remove screws holding the set of burners in question and visually inspect the inner coil for a break in the burner coil.

This is a symptom of only having 120 VAC power to the oven. When your other element borke it is possible that it tripped only ONE Circuit Breaker. Try resetting the Range CB in the main power panel by physically pushing BOTH breakers to off and then back to on. Then test the range to see if it heats correctly. Let me know the result please.

Also if the problem persists respond with your model number so I can look up a wiring diagram.

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There are so many different types of ovens and ranges that there are no free sites that offer anything that is worth while. If you take the back cover off of the control section of your range then you will find a very detailed wiring diagram that is specifically for your range. Hope this helps. Good luck.

Your oven has a serial plate on the inside of the door frame or at the bottom when you open the bottom part of the oven. If you will call us with the model number, we;llget the right part out to you asap!
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check the codes for your particular model..they are included witht he wiring diagram that came with your oven. F2 likely means your control board (ERC) has an issue. I can't vouch for accuracy but here's another location with fault code listings http://www.appliancepartspros.com/repairtips/repairtips_appliance+fault+codes.aspx#GE Range / Stove / Oven Fault Codes

You can try turning the circuit breaker off that feeds power to your oven ( in your house electrical panel) that might work. If it does not, unfortunately it might be indicating a need to replace the control board... good luck!

Hi Jeff. You should have a wiring diagram with the range. Check for an envelope on the back of the range, inside the back splash, or taped to the inside side wall of the range if you remove the lower drawer. That all being said, first check to see if the start or stop time knobs on the timer have been pushed in (and possibly turned). If the clock runs, it will clear this out within 12 hours, but on these old ranges often times the clock no longer runs. Make sure these knobs are turned until they have "popped" out or you won't get the necessary voltage where you need it. Secondly, when a bake element burns out, it can cause damage to the electrical contacts in the oven selector switch (part number WB22X5122 ) which can be tested with an ohm meter if you can find the electrical diagram. Also, the oven thermostat (part number WB21X5320 ) can be damaged in the same way. Unfortunately, these parts for these old units are not very cheap.
The little bit of heat you are getting in your oven now is most likely only from the 120 volts going to the broiler element when in Bake. During Bake, your bake element should get 240 volts (until thermostat is satisfied). Setting to Broil should give 240 to the broil element.

This model of cook top needs the 4 wire install because it has both 220v and 110v circuits. The forth wire is a neutral that operates the 110v circuit. You can move the ground of the 3 wire outlet to neutral, but ONLY! if the ground wire is insulated. What this will do is give you both your 220v and 110v circuits. The problem with that is your cook top will not be grounded. The best solution is to locate a neutral wire and tap into it, this will give you your 4 wire circuit. Your missing a neutral in a 3 wire outlet.


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in not sure but i think that fan runs off a thrmistor that goes to the contol board.open the oven door and look on the right side of the oven see if theres a metal looking bulb.