Our electric oven. The digital panel says "prob". Can u help

First thing to try is to turn off the breaker to the oven for a minute to reset the electronics. That MAY cure the problem. Beyond that, the repair would not be DIY.

you do not say it is electric oven. if so broil element requires 240 vac. may be controlled by relay. Is bake element working? also controls for broil may be different setting if digital panel is in this design. I think same sensor may be used for bake or broil.

you do not say if gas oven, electric oven, single or double oven or if digital panel control, a little more information would help.

if you have digial voltmeter, FULLY disconnect electric power and measure element on terminals. probably less than 15-20 ohms for a good element.

You will have to remove the oven from the opening far enough to remove the top panel. Then manually unlock the door.

self clean can get up to temps over 1000f never self clean unless u must,, its just so dam hot inside.. u prob blow a thermostat on the backside unfortunelty u prob will have to remove the side trim and pull that oven outta the hole a lil bit ... kill the power,, i would prob call for service its prob gonna need two people or an oven cart.. gotta remove the back plate housing and test that thermostat, prob be between 30-90 dollars for the part plus the service call, or u could do it if u got some strappin young men willing to give a hand, check it out though hope this helps bye bye

your model should be a jjw9527AAW.... usually when that clock assembly goes dim u must replace that clock ... for your model it is a part number #71003424.. that clock on sears.com is for sale at $186.06.. call around or shop around for a bettter price remeber shipping charges through sears though and prob take longer to get ahh nevermind ur call...ohh yea kill the power before servicing or call for service... hope this helps take care

If the fan is working o/k, and the temperature light is on, then you need to fit a new oven element, usually located at rear of oven, behind a removeable panel
Hope this helps solve your prob..
Thanks.

Try ESPARES. If it is not on the website, ask for a quote.

It sounds like the overheat safety stat is cutting the oven off.
This is prevent the oven overheating and catching fire.
They can go faulty and operate prematurely, causing the prob u are experiencing.
If it is built in , make sure it has adequate ventilation, as this can cause the prob.
Also check to see if it has an external cooling fan fitted, these can fail, and again cause the prob.
They are usually fitted under the top cover of the oven, and designed to keep the oven cool.
It should come on shortly after turning the oven on
These things are the most likely cause of the prob.
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Thanks.

order your sensor from local supply house, 2 screws inside oven cavity, any luck itll pull right through and you be able to re=plug the new one, if not remove the back panel and unplug it from there2 screws nad one plug no prob at all

Amazing, I had the same problem, was told the same thing, even quoted the same amount!   There must be a playbook with stupid answers by repair people.  Anyhow, here is how I unlocked my oven:  "Press and hold the 'Lock' button for 3 seconds then let go and it should unlock in about a minute."  Hope this works for you. Don