Modify_inc
Premium Member
- Model Number
- JSP39WT1WW
- Brand
- GE
- Age
- More than 10 years
I have an old GE Profile model JSP39WT1WW. It just recently started this odd behavior when preheating the oven. I can set a temperature, then press Bake to confirm it, and it will act like it takes it, but then after about 20 or 30 seconds, it stops preheating and goes back to the clock. I can do this about 10 times or so, until the oven heats to at least around 115 - 125 degrees. Once it hits the temperature it likes, it will finally stay on. Even if I turn the oven off, as long as the temperature is still above this "sweet spot" temperature it desires, which seems to be getting higher each time, the oven will stay on.
So, it seems the oven doesn't like operating while it's cold, and so keeps canceling the preheat/baking until it detects the warm temperature it desires, which was 110 the first time it happened. Does this sound like the thermal coupler or something else? I'm trying to locate this part, though the current manual I'm reading over doesn't provide mention this part.
Mike
Edit: After reading more about thermocouples, it seems those are only fuses, which would imply if it was bad, then it shouldn't work at all, correct?
So, it seems the oven doesn't like operating while it's cold, and so keeps canceling the preheat/baking until it detects the warm temperature it desires, which was 110 the first time it happened. Does this sound like the thermal coupler or something else? I'm trying to locate this part, though the current manual I'm reading over doesn't provide mention this part.
Mike
Edit: After reading more about thermocouples, it seems those are only fuses, which would imply if it was bad, then it shouldn't work at all, correct?
Last edited: