What are some common problems with GE ovens?

Some common problems with GE ovens including wall ovens like JTS5000SNSS and ranges like JB735SPSS include oven not heating, temperature inaccurate, and control panel failure. First, oven not heating or not baking in electric models due to bake element burned out after 5 to 8 years costing 30 to 80 dollars, element at bottom not glowing red, test continuity with multimeter, or broil element burned out at top, or control board relay failed costing 150 to 400 dollars not sending power to element. For gas ovens, oven not heating due to igniter failed after 3 to 6 years at 40 to 100 dollars that does not glow orange to ignite gas. Second, oven temperature inaccurate or uneven baking due to temperature sensor failed at 20 to 40 dollars located at back wall, sensor resistance should be 1080 ohms at room temperature, or convection fan not running at 50 to 100 dollars causing hot spots. Third, control panel buttons not working or display blank due to control lock showing LOC or touchpad failure at 100 to 250 dollars or control board failure from power surge. Fourth, self-clean not working or door not unlocking after self-clean due to door lock motor failure at 40 to 80 dollars. Fifth, error codes like F2 for overheating, F3 for sensor open, F7 for control board failure. Sixth, oven light not working due to bulb burned out. Regular calibration and cleaning prevents many GE oven problems.