General Electric Gas Range JGBP35GEP4WG Timer Repair

What is the timer/clock part number for the General Electric JGBP35GEP4WG Gas Range?

Timer part number WB12K10 for General Electric JGBP35GEP4WG

The JGBP35GEP4WG Gas Range uses timer part number WB12K10.

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JGBP35GEP4WG are also sometimes referred to using these Alternative Names/Model numbers

GE JGBP35GEP4WG Gas Range, JGBP35GEP4

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Recent Service Requests

City	Problem Description	Resolution
Farmingdale, New York	Temp sensor replaced. F3 comes up can't program timer. F2 comes up. Timer beeps constantly	Repaired
Fort Collins, Colorado	Local appliance company determined temperature sensor was ok, problem is with oven control WB12K5 with white overlay if available	Awaiting receipt of timer
Everett, Washington	When oven is heating to temp: ex. 350, it is only about 200 degrees inside. Only way I can keep it heating up is to set it to 550 and turn down when it gets to the temp I want. Have replaced the thermostat. When it is heating the ignitor turns on right away the the gas is lit.	Repaired
Pawling, New York	F1 code.	Repaired
SANTA CLARA, Utah	Timer simply began beeping one morning. I unplugged the stove because the beep was loud and annoying. I never tried to ignite a burner or the oven even after I plugged the stove back in. I thought it might re-set itself and the beep would re-set but no such luck.	Repaired
Calgary, Alberta	The problem is that the oven will not work intermittently. Bake or Broil. After selection is made there are no clicks from the relays.	Awaiting receipt of timer
Columbus, Ohio	Oven can not acheive desired temperature. The ignitor and thermocouple sensor are good.	Repaired
Westampton, New Jersey	F1 fault can not be cleared	Repaired
Westampton, New Jersey	F1 fault can not be cleared	Repaired
Kankakee, Illinois	The F1 Code was intermittent but on this occasion the oven and the broiler light would not work. They did not make the usually beep. The oven temperature did not light up.	Awaiting receipt of timer
PINSON, Alabama	F1 ERROR CODE COMES UP QUICKLY, AFTER SETTING OVEN TO A TEMP. TO PREHEAT OVEN LIGHTS AND STARTS TO HEAT UP ,AFTER A PERIOD OF TIME OVEN KICKS OFF AND AFTER A COUPLE OF SECONDS F1 COMES BACK.	Replaced with reconditioned timer

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we have a GE JGBP35GEP4WG range that the oven will not light. How can i test the ignitor or the panel to determine which may be bad. With the range unplugged, can should there be a resistance reading on the two wires from the panel that go to the glow plug/ignitor?

We have just bought a house recently with a 1991 GE XL44 gas range (model number JGBJ35GEP4WG). Unfortunately no owner's manual came with it. Whenever we use the oven to bake, we get a strong gas odor until it reaches the desired temperature (digital thermostat - not dial.) We are somewhat concerned? Do we need to call the gas company? Appliance service? Both?

I have a GE XL44 range model jgbp35gep4wg. The bottom ignitor was bad. It wouldn't glow, and the burner flame wouldn't come on. I replaced that, and the new ignitor began glowing and I think I heard a faint whistle of the gas out of the burner. However, I dropped a screw driver on the then-new ignitor as it was glowing and it broke. Now with another new ignitor installed and no screw drivers anywhere in sight, the ignitor will come on and glow, but that's it. No flame and no whistle of the gas from the burner. The top/broil ignitor will now also do the same thing, but I didn't have an issue with that before my screw driver mishap. Could I have somehow damaged the gas valve? Is there a magic trick to testing that?

Have GE XL44 gas oven, mdl JGBP35GEP4WG. Burners work fine, broiler works fine, control panel works fine. Oven will 'turn on', shows temp 100 deg. but never warms up. I see no glow under the floor of the oven, so I assume I have bad glo-bar igniter. 1. how do I confirm that? 2. how do I replace?