I am looking for a replacement for the control panel and element the item # is 902060015

The number you provided looks more like an item number then a model number. Please look inside the fridge and find the model sticker usually located on the inside wall either right or left top side and give us that number. whirlpool model numbers typically look like this "WRF540CWHW" and is needed to look up what you have. Digital controls usually have the sensor within the control panel but sometimes will have a rectangular box holding the sensor. if it has a mechanical knob then that knob is the sensor.

Was the original broil element broken or burnt?
Did you reuse the original spacers to ensure the new element is not touching the oven interior?
1) To determine if the broil element has burned out, use a multimeter to test the element for continuity. If the broil element does not have continuity, replace it. (Perform this test, even on a brand new element).
2) If element tests OK, then reinstall, and test continuity of the element wires themselves.
It really comes down to these two items. Element or wires.

I suspect the heating element might have burned out - does the broiler work? If "broil" works but "bake" doesn't, then replace the lower heating element.

may be a shorted element, but could be almost ANY shorted item. Look at the board for a better idea of exactly which relay is blowing and trace it back. Otherwise a complete disassembly and testing of all components will be needed.

Hi.
go to this link:
http://www.shopjimmy.com/element

Is this a cook top or range or oven?

This is not your heating element. If the element comes on at all, it is not out. This is your electronic control board that is going out.

We have parts and instructions on how to replace the parts on your Jenn-Air oven.

Just contact us at:

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and we will get the correct parts out to you asap.

We look forward to getting you cooking again soon!

All the heating and temperature control components are located in the back of the dryer. To access, unplug the dryer and remove the exhaust vent hose. Turn the the dryer around so you can view the back and remove the back panel. With the panel removed, the component locations are as follows:

Right-Hand Side:

1. Heating element - located inside the heater box. If bad, the dryer will run, but will not heat. A good reading is about 9 to 13 ohms.

2. Thermal Cut-Out (TCO) - located on the outside of the heater box on the end opposite the heating element terminals. If bad, the dryer will run, but will not heat. A good reading is a short (0 ohms).

3. Hi-Limit Thermostat - located on the outside of the heater box adjacent to the heating element terminals. It works in conjunction with the TCO to help regulate the drum internal temperature. A good reading is a short (0 ohms).

NOTE: If either the TCO or Hi-Limit Thermostat are found to be defective, it is recommended that you replace BOTH components to prevent premature failure. These two components are commonly sold as a set.

Left-Hand Side:

1. Thermal Fuse - located on the blower fan housing. It is a small white plastic looking component with two wires attached. If defective, the dryer will not run at all. If the component is good it should read a short (0 ohms).

2. Internal Bias Thermostat - located on the blower fan housing adjacent to the Thermal Fuse. It has four wires attached to it.

NOTE: All resistance checks should be performed with the component terminal wires disconnected to prevent false readings.

If you have any questions, you can refer to searspartsdirect.com for some helpful exploded view diagrams to assist you. The components I mention are listed under the "Bulkhead" heading as follows:

Item 6 - TCO/Hi-Limit Thermostat replacement kit
Item 15 - Hi-Limit Thermostat sold separately
Item 17 - Heating Element
Item 23 - Thermal Fuse
Item 24 - Internal Bias Thermostat

If you need further assistance, please let me know. I hope this helps you.

If your broiler is working in your oven it could just be your bottom element is burnt out. Ease to check and change. Just look at the element for a bubble or it could be burnt right through. If so remove the element by unscrewing the screws at the back of the element and replace with a new element.

easy get the model number off the stove,look on top panel back or inside the oven door,call your local appliance part store with model number,remove the back panel and you will see 2 leads for the bottom heating element remove leads,inside oven are 2 screws holding element on remove pull out old element replace with new one,let me know how you did,thanks-mike