GE Spectra JBP78 Electric Kitchen Range - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

Try setting the oven to [CLEAN] Then after 2 Minutes check to see that the door has locked. After a total of 4 minutes Clear/Stop. WAIT at least 10 minutes the see if the door then unlocks and the icon clears. If not, then the door switch, or control board are bad.

Control board is bad.

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May not have been pushed or plugged in all the way-or had some grease or misc particles inside plug in on female side

Could also be the clock / control. You can ohm out the element with a meter to determine if element is bad.

believe it is 2008 prod. I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/howard_977676954994c5b2

there is a serious problem with the electric connections the click is probably a thermal circuit breaker switching off call an accredited electrician to check it out

It could be a bad temperature probe

Any small bit of metal getting on the element can cause it to spark. Make sure its clean and any metal pot bottoms have no sharp edges etc.

You have something that is a BAD connection. It could be dangerous. Time to call appliance service, but ask for an estimate first.

Three possibilities:
1. Bad Broil element.
2. Wiring problem to broil element.
3. Electronic controller failure (this can be repaired).

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I know this is an old post, but, I took Oven Troubles advice and pulled the circuit panel and found two of the posts on the board under the plug to be cracked. I soldered all the posts and have NO F3 / F2 flashes ! Thanks and Happy Thanksgiving!

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Unplug the unit and remove the back access panel for the control board. Check for any loose or burnt wires. If none are found, replace the control board. Here is a link to that part. Electronic Control Board Be sure to take note as to where the wires go!

Remove the lens covering it (screws or clip) from inside the oven. You can buy 40 watt oven lamps.

Probably need to check the voltage at the range block itself (where the cord is hooked to). Could be a voltage problem (bad at receptacle) or the wires on the terminal block have gotten loose, broken off.

If it's unplugged, and something is lit, it must be on a battery, like memory for the clock or something.

There is something called a surface burner switch that could cause this. Part Number Here..

Which element is it? Try to switch the infinite switch from another element. This will tell you if it is the element or the switch problem.