Ge Oven Model Guides — Complete Models Guide

Nine GE range guides, and the letters do the sorting. JB645, JB735, JB750 and JS760 are electric; JGB660, JGB735 and JGS760 are gas, with the G as the tell. The Profile PB960 and PGB960 sit at the top of each fuel line. Reading the prefix before the number tells you whether this oven's heat comes from elements and a relay board or from an igniter and a safety valve.

Each guide takes that model's codes and symptoms — an oven that will not reach temperature, a display that faults, a door lock stuck after self-clean, a surface element that will not modulate — and gives the check order for its hardware. On the electric pages the chain runs element, sensor, relay board. On the gas pages it runs igniter current, safety valve, control. Where two platforms share a control, the pages say so.

The gas ranges carry the sharper boundary here: a glowing but weakened igniter can fail to open the valve, which is exactly how unburned gas reaches a cavity, so the supply is shut before any work begins. The electric ranges keep 240 volts at the terminal block behind the rear panel. Self-clean is a frequent trigger for both lock and board failures on these models. EasyBear repairs GE ranges across Sacramento and the Bay Area.