General Electric Electric Range JBP56GR1 Timer Repair

What is the timer/clock part number for the General Electric JBP56GR1 Electric Range?

Timer part number WB27X5476 for General Electric JBP56GR1

The JBP56GR1 Electric Range uses timer part number WB27X5476.

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JBP56GR1 are also sometimes referred to using these Alternative Names/Model numbers

GE JBP56GR1 Electric Range

JBP56GR1 Schematic and Wiring Diagrams

Control panel & cooktop Parts diagram

Body Parts diagram

Door & drawer Parts diagram

Recent Service Requests

City	Problem Description	Resolution
Woodbridge, Virginia	When trying to bake, broil, or clean Code F5. Left oven disconnected from power for more than an hour and reconnected. Code F3. Replaced Temperature sensor. Time to code F3 a little longer after temp sensor replaced.	Repaired
Port Of Spain Tinidad nd Tobago	Electricl surge	Beyond Repair

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I have a GE self-cleaning electric oven model JBP56GR1wh. With the oven not in operation I get an error code F2 and the oven beeps and will not operate. I can reset the oven, but the error code and beeping starts again in about a minute What does the error code tell me? John

When I press on "Bake" on my GE oven, and then enter a temperature, it accepts the temperature and after a moment displays "100 degrees, bake ON", as is customary. However, exactly 17 seconds since I pressed "Bake", the display clears all the baking display data, leaving just the clock time. No error codes are displayed, it looks like the oven has simply canceled the "bake" without any message. A similar things happens with "Clean" and with "Broil", they are canceled after 17 seconds, without any message, just the clock remains on the display. I tested the Oven Sensor Assembly (GE # Part number: WB21X5301 $(document).ready(function() { $('.partvideo_WB21X5301').load('/videoproxy.php?partid=WB21X5301'); });

Hello, I have GE electric oven, 10-20 years old. When I try to self clean it, I get an 'f-3' error, which I assume means 'open' sensor. What does open sensor mean? Does this mean that the sensor needs to be replaced? Is this part a universal part? I can't my model number online anywhere, but the sensor looks similar to others I see online. Thanks for the help!