GE Oven

GE JT3000SFSS 30-Inch Built-In Single Wall Oven

Model # JT3000SFSS

Because bake and broil use separate elements and separate relays, a fault in one function tells a technician a great deal. Broil failure with working bake is a common and inexpensive repair.

Condensation between door glass panes normally means the door seal or glass gasket has failed and the door must be dismantled, which is a technician task on a built-in oven. Let the oven cool completely first.

Key Features

  • 30-inch built-in single wall oven
  • Self-clean oven cavity
  • Electronic oven controls
  • Standard bake and broil with a variable broil setting

Most Common Issues on This Model

01

Broil element failing while bake still works

02

Temperature reading high on the display but low in the cavity

03

Door glass developing condensation between panes

04

Keypad becoming unresponsive in one area

Error Codes Common to This Model

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FAQ

GE JT3000SFSS 30-Inch Built-In Single Wall Oven FAQ

Usually not. The broil element or its relay is the normal cause, and both are routine parts.

Only by dismantling the door, which also means replacing the failed seal. It is not a wipe-clean job.

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