20 Most Recent Jenn-Air JDR8895AAS Dual Fuel (Electric and Gas) Kitchen Range - Page 5 Questions & Answers

Hi,

That right front burner is an extremely hot burner by design. It is sold as a quick power burner. The rating on it is 12,000 btu's meaning it could easily boil a pot of soup in that time.

Here is a quote from the owners manual for your range

"There is a 12,000 BTU*
burner located in the right front position. These burners offer
higher speed cooking that can be used to quickly bring water
to a boil and for large-quantity cooking."

Use the back for slower smaller cooking and front for larger and quick heating.

I hope that helps.

Hi,
The baking element is probably the problem...

Check out this tip that I wrote about this problem...

http://www.fixya.com/support/r4511800-oven_problems_electric_oven_heating

heatman101

The knob swtch is the problem /long time of use that gas stove / the small particles inside the knob are being form a conductor to line that line that hat being ignited once you ignite conductance will flow current to bypass switch /"need to clean knob switch."

Also it can be this.

Electronic igniter continues to click repeatedly even after burner is ignited.
After two weeks waiting for technician to show up. He knew right away it's not the problem with the cooktop, it's electrical outlet wiring. The wires are reversed. Once you've done that, it is fixed.
Try this if you have the same problem.

Try to find your circuit breaker box and see if any of the circuit breakers are tripped. If one is, push it to OFF then back to ON. If none are tripped and you know which double circuit breaker controls the oven, turn it OFF then back ON. If you know how to use a multimeter, check that you have 240 volts to the range outlet.

this is common u need a replaceemnt they vary anywhere from 30-80 dollars, grease buildup and use can cause those to burn out and break..

hi could be a short on the ignition switch of the spark box is stuck in the repeat mode disconnet power and see if this helps

Hi you needed a good gas fitter to look at this problem , you will need some new parts and the leak fixed , but is the stove worth it , or is it worth putting any more money in to it .

you will have to look at the saftey side of it
hope this helps

Try flipping off the breaker at the breaker box for about 10 minutes and see if it will reset itself. If you continue to have problems with it, just give us a call and we will troubleshoot this problem for you.

You can contact us at:

http://www.fixya.com/repair/d499389-accurate_appliance_repair_service

from 7AM until 7PM CST and we will be happy to get you cooking again.
We hope this helps and we look forward to working with you again.

Ella

The exact same thing just happened to our same model last night. Did Jenn-Air fix it?

The ticking noise you hear is because you have a bad igniter, if igniter doesn't use enough power, it won't open the gas valve. I would have someone certified look at it before you use that oven again, don't take a chance because smoke means something burned up

Did you try unplugging the range for about 15 minutes and plug it back in to see if it will reset everything to where it should be.

http://www.applianceaid.com/fault_codes.html

The lower element is defective, either it is burned out (replace) or the relay that drives it is defective, have the same problem here (unless you know electronics you would replace the control board in this case). When the unit is preheating it uses both top and bottom elements to reach temp, in this case the bottom element is not doing its part so it never rises over about ~220. Rest of stove will work fine until this is repaired.

I have no solution but I have a Jenn-air stove, white with dual fuel and the oven door is badly stained on the top, probably from the vapors when self-cleaning. I have tried many things and they won't touch it. can someone help me out

I just went through the same problem. The conrol board had to be replaced. Mine was under warranty, but it took them 3-4 months to find the right part. If you find it online, it looked pretty easy to get to it and replace it. 4-5 wire connectors to switch over.

If you follow the installation directions for this range, you should be able to have zero clearance from the wall IF the electric outlet and gas shut off valves are located in the proper places. The gas valve should not protrude more than 2" from the back wall in order to have the stove sit flush against the back wall, when pushed all the way in.

Here's a copy of the installation instructions from Jenn-Air for your stove. Please see page 10 for their recommended location of the electric outlet and gas supply line and shut off valve

http://shared.whirlpoolcorp.com/assets/pdfs/literature/Installation%20Instructions%20-%208101P629-60.pdf

Hope you find this Very Helpful and best regards!

there is no reset buton ,but there are some basic things u can do.first u can chk the power coming into the stove.open the back and u will see power cord connected to the stove.use a multimeter and chk voltage between black and red wire.it should read 240v and black/red with respect to green should read 120 volt.if that is ok look for any burnt wires etc.if all is ok then most likely could have control board.

You just leave the oven going for a number of hours if its like my oven.

It appears that you have lost one half of your power. That is you no longer have 220 volts but do have 110, enouch to power the electronic ignition. I would check the circuit breaker first to see if it is sending power on both hot wires or just one.