Jenn-Air JJW8530C Expressions Collection Dual Single Oven - Page 4 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

I was able to fix my problem by pushing the setup button and holding for about 10 sec.No where in the manual is this described. I call Jenn air and all they could suggest is that I checked the power supply!

I had a simular problem looking for an older model for my mother. You might want to try this web-site address I found. http://shared.whirlpoolcorp.com/product_literature/search_results.jsp?searchTerm=JJW8530C&siteCd=JA_EN_US I hope it helps.

There is a capacitor on the clock board labelled C3. It will probably have brown burns on it or "syrup" leaking around the base. You can buy a box of 10 of these for 75 cents at Radio Shack (make sure you match the label on the old capacitor, I think it's 58mf and 35V but I could be wrong) and a pencil soldering iron for $10. It's held on with 2 little wires. Before taking it off note capacitor orientation (where the blue +++ stripe is), the replacement has to go on the same way. Common problem and easy fix.

Every time I have seen this problem, it has been a bad display assembly. These are fairly easy to change yourself, but the part is kind of expensive, I think in the $150-$200 range. Hope this helps!

no adjustments hinges are mounted inside door panel right?check to make sure theres no damage to inner door panel

I have Jenn Air oven S136-C with a locking bar. After cleaning cycle wait for the oven to cool down and the lock light will go out (but the oven is not yet unlocked.) Set SELECTOR knob to OFF Set TEMPERATURE knob to CLEAN Press CANCEL button (on right) twice. Slide the locking bar to the left and the oven door will open.

f7 is a shorted key-stuck function on control

Means replace the $300 control board. And if your like me.....do it twice within 12 months.

you have to turn the breaker off then pull the oven out from the wall till you can get the top off the motor is at the front you will see how it goes

then you will have to replace the eoc the electronic oven control as long as it was working id use it till it wasnt then replace it

Get a long thin flat blade screwdriver. Gently pull the probe with one hand and press on the back side of the probe connector with the screwdriver until you feel no slack in the wires. Don't pull too hard! Rotate the blade of the screwdriver until the connector lines up with the opening and puill it through. Works for installing the new one too.

just push the clear/off button on the stove

is it showing a code like f8 or any f code

did you try turning breaker off then on after 5 secs or clear cancel or stop

reset your breaker reprogram the clock try again what happend last time it was working self clean broiling etc

It seems you have a stuck button. Here is a list of fault codes:

JENN AIR
Range/Stove/Oven Fault Codes
Failure
Code Condition Check/Repair F1 Defective touch pad or membrane Replace touch pad or membrane (this problem is usually the touch pad) F1 Watchdog on board Replace touch pad or clock assembly (also called the ERC) F2 Oven too hot Replace relay board (if present) or oven temperature sensor F3 or F4 Open or shorted oven temperature sensor Replace oven temperature sensor F5 Hardware and watchdog circuits disagree Replace clock assembly (also called the ERC) F6 Missing AC signal Check for proper voltage F7 Function key shorted or stuck button Replace touch pad or clock assembly (also called the ERC) or attempt to un-stick button F8 Analog/Digital supervisory Replace clock assembly (also called the ERC) F9 Door latch supervisory Check door lock circuit or replace clock assembly (also called the ERC) F0 Function key stuck Replace touch pad or clock assembly (also called the ERC)

Spencer...I hope you did this with the power off! First, disconnect all connections and reconnect them. You may have forced a connector. Likely the board is blown...the display and microprocessor are closely connected.

Maybe, if you have a mechanical type of thermostat. Could also be the circuit board. Wonder why you blew the breaker in the first place. If the unit is digital, the thermostat is really a sensor, a relay and assorted electronics. The relay and electronics are on a circuit board. That's what you're going to be buying.

theres no fuse. the display needs to be replaced. this is a common problem on maytag and jenn-air ovens

Sounds like the ignitor is weak and needs to be replaced. How old is the oven and what is the model # from the sticker on oven?