Wiring diagram I have a Jenn air electric cooktop model #JEC9536ADB that is missing the wiring diagram. I'm not able to find them online can you help?

Hello,

240 volts,8,300 watts would calculate to amp draw of 34.5 amps and thusly a 40 or 50 amp circuit is reccomended


GENE

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Firstly turn the power off. Lift the cooktop out from the benchtop and lean it against the wall. There will be a small panel where the wiring terminates into the cooktop. Remove the panel and disconnect the wiring to the cooktop. Ensure that you insulate all wires properly. You can then turn the power back on if you need to.

I have a JEC9536ADB electric Jenn-Air Cooktop. We replaced the class top and now the knobs are all spliting and won't work. 2 of the main burners will only heat in the "high" position? What do I need to replace?

yes, that is the correct wiring

I just looked, and there is not a wiring diagram available on the web for this unit.

I am concerned about the black with red stripe to red.

Check to see if there is a wiring diagram somewhere on the unit (there wasn't one in the installation instruction or manual for this unit.). I believe the red wire on the house side goes to the black/black wire on the cooktop side (so I believe you are correct on your concern.).

House side green should be to the coiled silver cooktop side silver wire.

But the wiring diagram will confirm these things.

I think the black/red stripe is for the blower.

Hello vijay_sin204,
Here is a link for you to view a wiring diagram as well as exploded view with parts list of your cook top. I hope this helps you..
http://www.pcappliancerepair.com/model-display.php
Regards,
Rick

Hi
What do you mean move the blower to connect??
I have diagrams of that model blower and also wiring diagrams.
Please let me know whats exactly what you need.
Eddie Rentas
Tupper Lake NY

On Cooktop From Box
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Black to Black
Red to Black w/red stripe
White to Ground
Green to Cooktop frame

there are 4 wires for that red white black and green sure you didnt miss a wire