GE Profile Convection Stove Oven Does Not Heat

General Electric convection ranges have a stovetop as well as a convection oven. The convection oven utilizes a fan that circulates air around the oven cavity, resulting in food that cooks more evenly at lower temperatures. Convection ovens have two heating elements -- one located at the top of the oven and one on the bottom of the oven. If one element functions but the other does not, you likely have a bad element. However, if neither heating element will turn on, replace the oven control module.

Things You'll Need

• Screwdriver

Instructions

1. Pull the range away from the wall, then unplug the power cord from the wall outlet.

2. Remove the screws that secure the upper-rear access panel to the range, and then remove the panel.

3. Remove the screws that secure the oven control module to the interior of the control housing. Pull the oven control module away from the control housing.

4. Remove the overlay from the old oven control module and affix it to the new oven control module, if applicable.

5. Secure the new oven control module to the interior of the control housing using the screws that were removed from the old module.

6. Transfer the wire connectors one by one from the old module to the new module.

7. Replace the upper-rear access panel, then restore power to the range and return the appliance to its normal installation location.

References

• Repair Clinic: Oven Control Board
• Fine Cooking; Better Cooking Through Convection; Susie Middleton