20 Most Recent GE Profile Spectra JGBP90 Gas Kitchen Range - Page 3 Questions & Answers

There should be a round part in series with the gas connection for regulating the gas pressure. You will have to get another regulator. It might be possible to use the same regulator is you could recalibrate your old part with a test gauge but most of the time the regulator is swapped into place.

This happens every time I clean my oven. It overheats, shows the f2 light and BEEPS loudly. The only way to stop it is to turn the oven off at the breaker box, wait until it cools (usually 2-3 hours), flip the breaker back on and start the process all over again until the unit is clean. If it's not to dirty, sometimes it's easier to juat use Easy Off.
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Modern ovens, especially Profile top-of-the-GE-line don;'t usually have pilot lights. Light with electric element when thermostat is good.

Does the oven actually heat up with the temperature more than 100 or does it just stay at 100? Alternatively, when you open the oven can you see the orange glow of the flame through the vents in the bottom of the oven and hear the gas hissing?

Any one of the knobs when pushed in will activate the igniters, if continually clicking it,s probably one of the knobs is not releasing. Check each one remove them (they just pull off) make sure they all are clean and nothing stuck under them. regards Ray

On the back of the range there should be a conversion kit with intructions on how to convert from natural gas to l.p. good luck..

My Spectra XL44 suddenly refuses to ignite the baking portion of the oven - broiler and top work just fine. The day before it was working fine. Wondered if it was an electrical egnition problem - gas feed or what??? Help!! [email protected]

When my oven had this problem it turned out that the ignitors for both the oven and broiler had gone bad - yep, both of them. You can tell when an ignitor is bad if it doesn't glow as the oven is started. I posted some pictures here (I think my answer is #10): Check out this solution to the GE Profile Spectra JGBP90 Gas Kitchen... Of course the design of your oven might be different but I suspect the repair would be very similar. Regardless, check to see if the ignitor is glowing.

Motor is going out . Replace motor.

First you need to check the value body (around the value stem) for leaks.. you can use soapy water, your nose for smell...if you suspect a gas leak... turn the gas off to the appliance (located behind the stove) and call your gas supplier or a service tech... You can use a thin pair of needle nose plyers to hold the stem.. or an easier way is to cut a playing card in half, poke a hole in the middle of it so it will slide over the stem... cut a line for the edge of the card to the hole so you'll be able to pull the card out from under the installed knob...

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Typically it is the temp sensor inside oven. It is poking out between the top burner ends at the back of the oven.

Sounds like your thermostat has perished, it's the long skinny tube in the oven with a thin copper pipe leaving it, pull off the oven knob and the thin tube goes into the back of the oven control, replace it!