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Number one Tip, NEVER use self cleaning cycles. They only exist to break ovens and sell parts. Try disconnecting the mains after about 10 minutes of cool down time. If that doesn't work, you will need a service call to correctly diagnose if the lock solenoid has failed or you need a new control board.

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The thermal fuse in your GE Trivection JT930SOH1 oven is likely located behind the touch screen control panel. In order to access the thermal fuse, you will likely need to remove the control panel. Before attempting to access or repair the thermal fuse, it's important to ensure that the oven is unplugged and that you have taken proper safety precautions, such as wearing gloves and eye protection. Instructions to access the thermal fuse may vary depending on the specific model of your oven, so it's recommended to check the owner's manual for your oven or contact GE for instructions. However, in general, you may be able to access the thermal fuse by first removing the control knobs and screws that secure the control panel in place. Then, you'll likely be able to lift the control panel off of the oven to access the thermal fuse. It's important to note that the thermal fuse is a safety device, and it's designed to blow if the oven overheats. If the thermal fuse is blown, it will need to be replaced. If the fuse is not blown and the touch screen is still not lighting up, it could be a problem with the touch screen itself or a problem with the wiring or other electrical components of the oven. It's recommended to contact a certified technician to diagnose and fix the problem.

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GE Wall Oven F4 Error Code Explained

https://appliancerepairguides.com > ge-wall-oven-f4-err... Dec 23, 2021 - The Ge Wall Oven F4 Error Code is an oven temperature sensor fault. It means the temperature sensor is shorted (under 950 ohms). The temperature ...

Question edited for clarity. One of Broil elements have failed. Often you can visually see the damage, or you can test with a multimeter with the power turned off. Try for continuity. The failed one will be shorting to earth. The other possibility is that an end contact has melted through and is touching the case.

Question edited for a lot more clarity. Question moved from GE Refrigerators. There are a number of thermostats in this unit. https://www.searspartsdirect.com/model/39xa99gd2q-000432/ge-pt916sm1ss-electric-wall-oven-parts?page=9 ..

If you are unsure, and especially if you are buying parts that don't work, call for service. Sensors work from the control board, so it may be bad connections or a failed component on it and not the sensor itself. https://www.google.com/search?q=jkp27w0w2ww+parts ...

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F72 usually means a stuck key on the keypad for a GE oven. Sometimes you can clear the code by turning off the power at the circuit breaker. If the error repeats then you often need to replace the control board. For a parts list, see https://www.searspartsdirect.com/model/3mxf0xig9x-000432/ge-zet1fh1ss-electric-wall-oven-parts . I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

Change it and install newest one

Try checking on Ebay. I seen this one, but i can't answer if it a good match (if it looks close you may be able to patch it in).
https://www.ebay.com/itm/284067140396

Hi, please check that the oven isn't leaking heat into another area. Or maybe your settings need some calibration or the temperature sensor for the oven is off by 60 degrees. If this is the case, changing the temperature setting to 410 should bring the internal temperature to 350 degrees. Please try this. Thank you.

An F9 error code on a General Electric (GE) oven indicates that the oven's electronic control system has detected a problem with the automatic door lock.
The automatic door lock mechanism prevents the oven door from being opened when the oven is set for "Clean" mode.

The malfunction may be a jammed door lock mechanism, a pinched or broken wire, a faulty lock switch or a fault in the control board itself.

9 out of 10 times the lock switch has failed.

STEP # 1 - Disconnect power to the oven!!

Step 2 Open the oven door. Remove three screws from underneath the oven's control panel. Lift the control panel straight up to disengage the mounting pins on the top corners of the panel, then tip the panel toward you.

Step 3 Inspect the door lock mechanism. The mechanism is in the lower left area of the space behind the control panel. Rotate the cam on the door lock mechanism to be certain it moves without binding. Replace the mechanism if its mechanical parts do not function properly.

Step 4 Inspect the wires that connect the door lock mechanism to the control panel. Check for pinched or broken wires. Check for wires with frayed insulation. Repair wires as needed if defects are present.

Step 5 Locate the six-pin connector on the door lock motor on the right end of the door lock mechanism.

Step 6 Rotate the cam on the door lock mechanism to the unlocked position. Test the resistance between Pin 3 and Pin 1 of the door lock connector with the ohmmeter. The resistance should be 0. Replace Lock Switch 2 of the door lock mechanism if the resistance reads other than 0.

Step 7 Rotate the cam on the door lock mechanism to the locked position. Test the resistance between Pin 3 and Pin 2 of the door lock connector with the ohmmeter. The resistance should be 0. Replace Lock Switch 1 of the door lock mechanism if the resistance reads other than 0.

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Switch Wiring. Faulty new element. are the most likely causes.

check gas pressure and burner tubes for blockage sounds like its overheating and shutting off

it usually means the touch pad or the oven control is defective.

Unplug the unit from the outlet for no less than a brief (1min) then plug it back in. This ought to reset the microwave and the time should reset subsequently. In the event that that doesn't work do a hunt on the best way to reset your model of microwave.

If you use manufacturer aproved parts, there will be a warranty on them.

This suggests pressing the button a second time. You could also try leaving the breaker overnight in the hope it loses the clean command in its memory.

How to Unlock a GE Oven: 8 Steps (with Pictures) - wikiHow

https://www.wikihow.com > ... > Ovens 8 steps 1. Reset the circuit breaker. Reset the oven's computer by switching the circuit breaker that controls the oven to "off" for five minutes. The circuit breaker ... 2. Test the cleaning setting. If the oven is still locked, press the self-cleaning button again to start the cycle. Let it go for 30 seconds, and then cancel ... 3. Set a new cycle. Program a short self-cleaning cycle of one to two hours. Let the oven cool and

Most of the time, the washer door glass only breaks after being hit by hard objects in the laundry. (Sometimes repeated hits do it.) This includes belt buckles or coins. Remember the spin cycle will transfer momentum to the items in the washer. These items will not slow down as quickly as the drum. Then they can bounce off the wall into the glass before they lose that momentum. The current part number for the glass is WH46X10286; there are plenty of vendors with the window available. See https://www.searspartsdirect.com/product/5id43b2toa-0026-363/id-wh46x10242 for the original part number. (Most manufacturers will change the part number at intervals without changing the part's mounting arrangement. Thus it works with your machine.) I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

Hi rhonm,
You should have found a connection diagram in the top of the oven. If you didn't, call GE at the following number and they will send you one. 1-800-626-2005
It would be very difficult for any one to make a recommendation without seeing the oven or part. Are there one or two gray wires? My first guess is that they sent you the wrong part. See photo for typical double oven ERC.
Regards,
Powerman