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GE JKP86 Electric Double Oven - Page 2 Questions & Answers
Have JKP86 oven and the controls on the oven do
Hello,
The F7 error code on GE ovens indicates either the control has detected one of the key pads on the interface/control is stuck or the clock ( ERC ) itself is faulty.
The first step in determining if it's simply a stuck key pad is to push the cancel/off key ( If you haven't already ). If that fails to clear the error try to shut off the 40amp breaker to the range at the service panel, leave it off for several minutes and upon resetting it the error will either return or the issue was a stuck key pad and you're good to go.
If the error does return after turning the power back on, you'll likely require a new ERC ( clock/timer ) unfortunately.
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4/10/2010 9:52:04 PM •
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on Apr 10, 2010
I have a ge jkp86 electric oven the oven will not
First thing that comes to mind is to make sure you are getting the correct voltage to the oven, you need 220 / 240 volts, check your breakers, fuses ,etc.
It is possable for the microwave oven to operate even if the power supplied to the oven is only 110 volts, but that low of voltage is not enough to power up the ovens heating elements.
If all seems well there, then maybe the oven element has failed / shorted ?
Good luck !
1/27/2010 4:13:27 AM •
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on Jan 27, 2010
My double oven JKP86 oven
Hi,
There is a thermal fuse which is blown for sure. Please replace it and the oven would start working fine.
Thanks
11/23/2009 11:31:58 PM •
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on Nov 23, 2009
F4
Replace the temperature sensor. It is usually located in the upper left corner of the oven (inside). Two screws hold it in place and, if you're lucky, you can pull out the junction to disconnect the old and connect the new one. Do this with the power off, Please!
8/27/2007 2:22:30 PM •
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on Aug 27, 2007
GE JKP27 oven elements not working
Since both the broil and bake elements now fail to heat, the problem is probably upstream of the elements themselves. The short almost certainly damaged either the high?limit fuse or the ERC board. Testing continuity and voltage will tell you which. If the fuse is open, replace it. If the fuse is fine but no voltage reaches the elements, the ERC board needs replacement.
12/8/2025 2:04:18 PM •
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on Dec 08, 2025
Oven Light Will Not Shut Off - GE Range Oven Model: PS968SP1SS
If you have already replaced the Hi-Amp Door Switch on your GE Range Oven (Model: PS968SP1SS), but the oven light still will not turn off, there are a few additional steps you can take to troubleshoot the issue:
- Check the light switch: Ensure that the light switch is functioning properly. It is usually located near the oven door frame or control panel. Press the switch manually to see if the light turns on and off. If it is not working, you may need to replace the light switch.
- Inspect the light socket: Examine the light socket for any signs of damage or corrosion. If the socket appears to be damaged, you may need to replace it.
- Verify the wiring connections: Check the wiring connections between the light socket, the Hi-Amp Door Switch, and the main control board. Ensure that all connections are secure and properly connected. Loose or faulty wiring can cause the light to stay on.
- Test the main control board: As you suspect, a faulty main control board could also be the cause of the issue. You can try resetting the control board by turning off the power to the oven at the circuit breaker for a few minutes and then turning it back on. If the light still does not turn off, it may indicate a problem with the control board that requires replacement.
If you have performed these troubleshooting steps and the light still won't turn off, it would be advisable to contact GE customer support or a qualified technician for further assistance. They will be able to diagnose the problem more accurately and recommend the appropriate solution.
6/18/2023 4:55:39 PM •
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on Jun 18, 2023
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