What is the timer/clock part number for the General Electric JRP14GP Oven?

Timer part number WB27K5054 for General Electric JRP14GP

The JRP14GP Oven uses timer part number WB27K5054.

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JRP14GP are also sometimes referred to using these Alternative Names/Model numbers

GE JRP14GP Oven, JRP14GP4BG, JRP14GP1, JRP14GP2BG, JRP14GP28G

JRP14GP Schematic and Wiring Diagrams

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Recent Service Requests

City	Problem Description	Resolution
Owens Cross Roads, Alabama	ATER THE OVEN IS TURNED ON IT BEGINS TO BEEP AND THEN TURNS OFF, WILL NOT HEAT. THE TEMPERATURE SENSOR READS 1000 OHMS.	Awaiting receipt of timer
Owens Cross Roads, Alabama	ATER THE OVEN IS TURNED ON IT BEGINS TO BEEP AND THEN TURNS OFF, WILL NOT HEAT. THE TEMPERATURE SENSOR READS 1000 OHMS.	Awaiting receipt of timer
YREKA, California	Continually F1 can't clear.	Awaiting receipt of timer
Rochester, New York	Bake function does not work	Awaiting receipt of timer
Cortlandt Manor, New York	the oven beeps whenever we try to turn it off. in order to stop the beeping we have to throw the circuit breaker. an alternative is to set the temperature of the over at 150 degrees F.	Awaiting receipt of timer
Pierson, Florida	Beeps constantly and displays an F0 or an F1 error code. Cannot be cleared.	Repaired
Corvallis, Oregon	The baking element does not get power. The element itself works. The relay that controls the baking element clicks but does not provide 120 VAC out to the element. I noticed the broil element (that does work) is controlled by a different relay an when that one clicks, I get 120 V at that terminal.	Repaired
Rockaway, New Jersey	Intermittant bake and broiler operation. Self-clean cycle worked ok. Checked ribbon cable leads for oxidation; looked shiny, but couldn't reinsert properly in connector. Please check and repair.	Repaired
KENNEWICK, Washington	F2 ERROR CODE INTERMITTENT...RELAY THAT CONTROLS MAIN ELEMENT WAS FOUND LOOSE IN CIRCUIT BOARD. RE-SOLDER DID NOT WORK.	Awaiting receipt of timer
Stony Brook, New York	We were out of power for 6 days due to hurricane Irene. When power was reactivated, the power surge probably destroyed a transistor. Error code F1 was displayed each time we switched on power to oven.	Awaiting receipt of timer
charlottesville, Virginia	No heat generated when turned on. Mechanical click noise made when touchpad used. Also, I believe a failure code F1 appeared once or twice, but after that nothing appeared in touchpad screen at all.	Beyond Repair
Shreveport, Louisiana	Oven will not hold selected temperature. Sometimes temperature is very low, sometimes very high. Occasional F1, F2, or F4 code. Will not self clean (gives failure code).	Repaired
San Pablo, California	F 1 code displayed turned oven off and code returned several times after that and buzzer was sounding. Turned main power off and tried procedures again.	Awaiting receipt of timer
Woodbridge, Connecticut	F1 code that cannot be cleared, turning power off for a while does not help. The fault code disappears when "clear/off" is pressed then "bake." The oven works fine, but when finished baking, the fault code comes back.	Awaiting receipt of timer

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The bake element in our GE double wall oven (top oven) is only getting warm. My question is how do I determine if the element itself is failing or is it a problem in the computer control panel? Replacing the element is easy. Repairing the digital "brain" is another story. Any suggestions?

I have a GE Profile Cooktop model number JP969BOH1BB with a dual radiant heat element that no longer provides enough heat to boil water. The outer ring does not appear to work at all and the inner element is dimmer than all the other elements on the cooktop. I would like to simply replace the element if possible. It is listed as item 58 (Radiant Element) under a slightly different model number JP969BH1BB. I think they must be the same unit. Is there anything else that could be causing the problem besides the radiant element? How difficult is it to change the radiant element? Are there any slightly better assembly diagrams or assembly instruction than provided in the parts list selection area. I would like to know what I am up against before buying the replacement part. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I have a wall oven model JRP14GP. The temp is totally off - set to 350 it gets to about 200, set to 500 it gets to about 325, set to 525 it gets to sometimes 600 (degrees)... it's completely off. I can get it set to 350 (what I cook most food at) if I set it at 525 so it gets to 450 then turn it down one step at a time till it hits 350. is this the sensor or thermostat?