If your oven has A bad sensor.The board will display an F-3 code If its totally shot, Start the oven at 350 does the bake(lower)element GLOW RED HOT?

you can calibrate the board to make it bake hotter. The true way of calibrating an oven is sticking a temp probe in the oven and record the temps(after it has cycled off and is at operating temerature) ovens lose heat through the vent it will get to a certain temp cycle off or cool down then come back on again you record the hi temp the low temp when the element come on add the two temps together divide by two and that will give you the average temp of the oven. On your control check your user guide it will tell you how to calibrate board but I think you run the temp up to 550 the push and hold bake then the board will display 00 then use the temp up pad to go in 5 degree increments up to 35 hotter or by going the other way you can go 35 cooler Like I said I think thats how you do it all boards are different. If that dont work try just holding the bake pad or hold bake and broil at same time but one way or another you can calibrate it

Maybe the broil element is bad some of those use both elements to heat or at least pre heat if it works You may be looking at a bad board

AP2029062 its about 235 bucks plus shipping pretty cheap considering its a GE part ya just as well replace the sensor too. while you're at it You can ohm out the sensor it should read about 1100 ohms at room temp

Sorry think I made a mistake on the part number I gave you the control board is no longer available. That part I listed was the control panel sorry