Hi.
I have a Y-2K Jenn-Air Electric Oven, with a gas cooktop. Model#SVD48600.
The other day we finally got the clean mode to work-- didn’t realize we had to push the oven door for the lock to engage.
After the cleaning was completed, the F2 error light came on. The fan kept running, and the lock would not disengage.
Eventually the lock disengaged, and the fan shut off. However, the next morning the fan spontaneously came back on, and stayed on until yesterday, mid afternoon.
This morning, the fan spontaneously came back on, and the F2 error came up again. In spite of repeated attempts to click the cancel/off button, the F2 would repeatedly come back on. I eventually unplugged the plug from the power supply, and am now ready to “dig in” to see what I need to fix it.
According to the schematic, the F2 error is an Ohm Sensor. If the resistances do not match, I should either replace the sensor, or the whole relay board. Your helps would be appreciated in my troubleshooting.
1- I am not an electrician, nor do I have am ohm meter, or the money to buy one. I do however understand the basics of electricity, and can read the meter.
2- I can fix about anything else-- major DIY-er.
3- the schematic doesn’t say what I should do to check the sensor, or what the sensor specifically is for me to know what I’m specifically checking.
yea, well… I can’t know everything…
thanks in advance.
Ok, a neighbor has an older Micronta Ohmmeter.
(Still looking for an owner’s manual for it online.)
Also still don’t know what I’m supposed to check the resistance on-- I cannot get the oven to turn on for the recommended temperatures to test the sensor with.
Helps are deeply appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Pulled the relay board-- smaller of two circuit boards-- and looked it over.
Behind the large orange capacitor(?) there are 6 or 7 resistors. These all appear ok, but the board itself appears slightly scorched at this location-- slightly darker than remainder of board. The rest of the board looks fine-- no darkened spaces.
I checked the resistance for each, and all are but two are over 1000 ohms.
As stated in previous post, I cannot get the oven to come on, so I cannot perform the sensor test recommended on the schematic.
Thoughts are appreciated.
Here is a service manual which should help
http://www.servicematters.com/maytag_library/docs/16010191.pdf
Pull the sensor and check it for resistance.
Also check that the connector/wires to the sensor are OK
The resistance of the sensor rises with temperature os a high resistance due to a bad connection will give you a false high temp reading.
Here is a good site with basic oven repair help
http://www.applianceaid.com/elecrange.html
[quote=denman;130006]Here is a service manual which should help
http://www.servicematters.com/maytag_library/docs/16010191.pdf
Pull the sensor and check it for resistance.
Also check that the connector/wires to the sensor are OK
The resistance of the sensor rises with temperature os a high resistance due to a bad connection will give you a false high temp reading.
Here is a good site with basic oven repair help
http://www.applianceaid.com/elecrange.html[/quote]
Thanks Denman. 
I’ll review these, and post back if I wind up with more questions.
Best.
I just wanted to stop in to say thanks for the helps.
Turns out-- for now-- that it was the oven temp sensor.
A simple fix that took longer to pull the oven out of its place than it did to actually replace the sensor, and push the oven back in.
So, again, thank you for the input, and assistance.
Best.
My broiler element won’t shut off. Is it a relay? I have to cut the breaker switch. Also the clock is not illuminated so I can’t see the codes. And one more thing. The down draft fan stopped working, first at one speed then both. Not sure if I would have to replace the fan motor itself or the board. Since the fan won’t work the oven won’t clean as well. Lot’s of problems but still cheaper to fix than to buy a new unit. I wopuld also need the service/repair manual to fix this. Can you help?
Thanks, Willa
Willa Price
Here are your parts
Replacement parts for JENN-AIR SVD48600B RANGE-S/C S/I GAS & ELEC DUEL FUEL | AppliancePartsPros.com
I no longer have a link to the service manual, perhaps someone else will jump in who has one.
This is a fairly complicated unit. You have 3 boards in it. The main control board (timer) ($170), a relay board ($275) and a downdraft fan relay board ($100). Prices are approximate.
By the sound of it at minimum you need the control board. Maybe also the relay board (the broil relay contacts are probably welded together). This would put the repair price up to $375 minimum. I would not put that many dollars into such an old unit as you are getting close to where these and other parts will become obsolete.
You could try disconnecting the control board from the relay board. If the broil element comes on then you know the relay board needs replacing.
Just be sure that nothing can short out when you reapply power.
If you have to get a pro in because of no manual then it will probably cost a couple hundred more.
Okay, I got an e-mail from Jeff as to where to buy the Service manual which I have done. Now I just have to wait to get that, I took the front off shere the control, clock boards is and I believe that was bad. When I unhooked both wire harnesses from that, trying one at a time the broiler came on no matter what. Maybe I am not in the right place as is there a control board in the back of the oven? I will wait till I get the manual before I conine to decide which parts I need. As far as I can tell there was a black spot in the corner of the clock display so I will need that clock assembly, is that the control board as well? Not sure. I will keep you posted as to any more questions once I have the manual.
Thanks, Willa
[quote=denman;386757]Willa Price
Here are your parts
Replacement parts for JENN-AIR SVD48600B RANGE-S/C S/I GAS & ELEC DUEL FUEL | AppliancePartsPros.com
I no longer have a link to the service manual, perhaps someone else will jump in who has one.
This is a fairly complicated unit. You have 3 boards in it. The main control board (timer) ($170), a relay board ($275) and a downdraft fan relay board ($100). Prices are approximate.
By the sound of it at minimum you need the control board. Maybe also the relay board (the broil relay contacts are probably welded together). This would put the repair price up to $375 minimum. I would not put that many dollars into such an old unit as you are getting close to where these and other parts will become obsolete.
You could try disconnecting the control board from the relay board. If the broil element comes on then you know the relay board needs replacing.
Just be sure that nothing can short out when you reapply power.
If you have to get a pro in because of no manual then it will probably cost a couple hundred more.[/quote]
Can you tell me how to get to the downdraft relay board? I think that the clock assembly is what you are referring to as the timer board and the relay board is behind that. If that is not correct please let me know that.
Also, the door lock switch is hanging losse and I can’t figure out how to get the top of the range off to get to that or another access so I can secure it in place. I have looked for that part and it says that is is no longer available.
This is still cheaper than purchasing a new stove at this time as I would have to install a whole new eshaust system or get the same kind of stove and that would be between $2500.00 and $3000.00 and a kitchen guy to alter my cabinets so I am going to fix it.
Thanks, Willa
Try here for the manual
Download SVD48600.pdf
Thanks for the Manual, I will study it tonight.
Thanks, Willa:)
[quote=denman;386757]Willa Price
Here are your parts
Replacement parts for JENN-AIR SVD48600B RANGE-S/C S/I GAS & ELEC DUEL FUEL | AppliancePartsPros.com
I no longer have a link to the service manual, perhaps someone else will jump in who has one.
This is a fairly complicated unit. You have 3 boards in it. The main control board (timer) ($170), a relay board ($275) and a downdraft fan relay board ($100). Prices are approximate.
By the sound of it at minimum you need the control board. Maybe also the relay board (the broil relay contacts are probably welded together). This would put the repair price up to $375 minimum. I would not put that many dollars into such an old unit as you are getting close to where these and other parts will become obsolete.
You could try disconnecting the control board from the relay board. If the broil element comes on then you know the relay board needs replacing.
Just be sure that nothing can short out when you reapply power.
If you have to get a pro in because of no manual then it will probably cost a couple hundred more.[/quote]
I am not clear on your reply as far as parts. You said that I would most likely need the control board and a relay board for about $375 but you did not specify which relay board. The prices don’t add. If you could please tell me where to find the boards that might help me clear it up or specify the part numbers.
Thanks, Willa
Denman-
Can you help me with my Jenn-Air problem?
I have a Jenn-Air Range SVD48600B I am getting the F1 Error Code and Beeping.
I believe that its the Electronic oven control assembly -Part Number: AP4088560
I just wanted to see if anyone else ran across this problem before I spent the $165 to order the part.
Also my up button on the keypad went out. Is this part of the the new unit?
Thanks,
Raptor97321
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[quote=denman;386757]Willa Price
Here are your parts
Replacement parts for JENN-AIR SVD48600B RANGE-S/C S/I GAS & ELEC DUEL FUEL | AppliancePartsPros.com
I no longer have a link to the service manual, perhaps someone else will jump in who has one.
This is a fairly complicated unit. You have 3 boards in it. The main control board (timer) ($170), a relay board ($275) and a downdraft fan relay board ($100). Prices are approximate.
By the sound of it at minimum you need the control board. Maybe also the relay board (the broil relay contacts are probably welded together). This would put the repair price up to $375 minimum. I would not put that many dollars into such an old unit as you are getting close to where these and other parts will become obsolete.
You could try disconnecting the control board from the relay board. If the broil element comes on then you know the relay board needs replacing.
Just be sure that nothing can short out when you reapply power.
If you have to get a pro in because of no manual then it will probably cost a couple hundred more.[/quote]
Here are the parts
Replacement parts for JENN-AIR SVD48600B RANGE-S/C S/I GAS & ELEC DUEL FUEL | AppliancePartsPros.com
The control panel ( membrane switch) (Item 2 in Section 4) is not part of the control board (Item 2 in Section 4)
F1 error could also be the relay board re: a set of element relay contacts may be welded together.
Following is a link for the service manual.
It covers a number of units so you must be extra careful that the info you are using applies to your unit.
Download SVD48600.pdf
Raptor97321
I replaced all 3 control /relay boards in my Jenn-air SVD48600B. The Electronic oven control assembly -Part Number: AP4088560, the main oven control relay board: AP4008673 and the down draft relay:AP4010046(all brand spanking new parts). I still, from time to time, get the F-1 error code and beeping. It came back the week after I replaced the parts. We (my service guy and myself) went over the whole stove and took the time to make sure all wiring was intact and there were no relay contacts welded together.I fixed my stove because it was cheeper than replacing my stove with a comarible model and tearing my kitchen apart to re-arrange the duct work. My stove works fine but I fear the F-1 and beep will always be an issue. If it is just beeping and giving you the error code I don’t know that I would replace it until it doesn’t operate your stove any longer, except for the fact that parts are getting harder to come by. BTW, I took my time and found the parts for the best price possible. I think jenn-air just made a lemon. Alot of money to spend for a lemon.
Denman, I am having kinda the same problem as Willa, but mine is a F3 error. I have changed the relay and front control board, and door lock assy. The cooling fan stayed on after cleaning cycle and will not go off. when you try to turn the oven on it gives the F3 and starts beeping.. Maybe I should try the sensor thing. Any thoughts?? Thanx
Yes I would start by checking the oven sensor.
Here is a good link
http://www.applianceaid.com/elecrange.html
Check out 7, 8, 20 and 21.
Be sure to unplug the unit when working on it.
[quote=Willa Price;387048]Okay, I got an e-mail from Jeff as to where to buy the Service manual which I have done. Now I just have to wait to get that, I took the front off shere the control, clock boards is and I believe that was bad. When I unhooked both wire harnesses from that, trying one at a time the broiler came on no matter what. Maybe I am not in the right place as is there a control board in the back of the oven? I will wait till I get the manual before I conine to decide which parts I need. As far as I can tell there was a black spot in the corner of the clock display so I will need that clock assembly, is that the control board as well? Not sure. I will keep you posted as to any more questions once I have the manual.
Thanks, Willa[/quote]
I have same model JennAir as you SVD48600P. Where can you purchase the Service manual? Also where can you purchase the relay board as Whirlpool has discontinue making the the part. The part number is #71002144. I have F2 error message and when I turn the breakers to my range on the top element comes on without me turning it on and it heats up until I get the F2 error message. I can not cancel the oven from coming on. My clock and front controls have lights and appear to be working so it is a sensor problem or a relay problem.