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GE JS760SPSS Slide-In Electric Convection Range

Model # JS760SPSS

Slide-in ranges sit tight to the countertop, so spills that run down the sides are common and can reach the control area. Intermittent touch controls sometimes trace back to that rather than to the board itself.

An element that fails on one setting only usually indicates the infinite switch rather than the element. Both are routine parts. Isolate power at the breaker before any panel is removed, and let the cooktop cool completely first.

Key Features

  • 30-inch slide-in electric convection range
  • No Preheat Air Fry mode
  • Smoothtop with a power boil element
  • Fits between cabinets with a flush look

Most Common Issues on This Model

01

Touch controls responding intermittently

02

Cooktop element not heating on one setting

03

Oven overshooting temperature on convection bake

04

Trim gap at the countertop collecting spills

Error Codes Common to This Model

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FAQ

GE JS760SPSS Slide-In Electric Convection Range FAQ

Almost always the infinite switch, which controls the duty cycle. The element itself normally fails completely rather than partially.

A bead of heat-resistant sealant along the side trim keeps spills out of the control area, and it is a common recommendation from installers.

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