Anybody had an electric oven "blow up"

[Dan O.]

I'm afraid I have no personal experience with that model. I do not know exactly where
the relay board is located on it nor how access is gained to it. Sorry.

If you wanted to try to repair it yourself, there is a service manual (see the following link)
available for it.

LINK > Jenn-Air SVD48600B/SVE47600B Repair Manual

Even if you had to have someone in to replace it, I would think it still would be worthwhile
having repaired as long as the appliance is in decent shape. Even at $500 it would still be
considerably less than the $1,500 to $2,000+ new 'dual fuel' ranges go for?

JMO

Dan O.
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[Max]

Thanks again, Dan.

Yeah, those suckers cost a lot of $$$. Money that could be spent on other things. I'll discuss with my wife although it's mostly my decision since I do all the cooking.

I'll check out that manual.

Cheers, Max

[Max]

Friend of a friend came by and replaced the relay board and sensor. Everything is fine now. $311.50 for everything. After watching exactly what he did, I could have done it myself. I'm just a little unsure of things like disconnecting gas lines, etc. Plus it was a real hassle so I am glad he did it and not me.

[Dan O.]

I was just thinking about this the other day...

Originally Posted by Max

replaced the relay board and sensor. Everything is fine now.

Glad to hear it. Thanks for the follow up.

BTW. Why the sensor??

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