20 Most Recent Jenn-Air SVE47100 Slide-In Electric Kitchen Range Questions & Answers

You have a short somewhere between the switch and the burner connector. Probably a wire's insulation has worn away or melted and is allowing the wire to contact the metal housing somewhere. You will see arc marks wherever the short is located. Look carefully where the wire passes through any holes or where sharp turns are encountered.

think getting in an electrician to check the unit out as it is a safety issue

You probably have a bad infinite switch since both work on the left side.

First, try turning off the power to the unit for a minute then repower it up. sometimes this will allow unit to reset. Second, try resetting the unit to clean again waiting one minute then cancelling the clean cycle and see if it will unlock. Third, make a J shaped "hook" out of heavy coat hanger or use an allen wrench. You will need pliers to hold it. Slide it in from right to left at the top of door where the latch is between door and main oven. When you get to the latch (in the middle) you will have to pull hard to the left in an attempt to move the latch hook. A little movement of the entire door to the right will also be needed in getting it to open. Main question is . . . what caused this? If all of the lights are out, it may be the thermal fuse on the unit. Sometimes these blow out when running a self-clean cycle.

The problem lies with the circuit boards. However, I'm not sure it's with the control/relay board or the display board. More likely the former one, but again, I'm not sure.