What is the timer/clock part number for the General Electric JRP14GP2BG Electric Wall Oven?

Timer part number WB27K5073 for General Electric JRP14GP2BG

The JRP14GP2BG Electric Wall Oven uses timer part number WB27K5073.

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JRP14GP2BG are also sometimes referred to using these Alternative Names/Model numbers

GE JRP14GP2BG Electric Wall Oven

JRP14GP2BG Schematic and Wiring Diagrams

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Recent Service Requests

City	Problem Description	Resolution
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
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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