Spilled water in oven - control panel failing to switch on bake or broil

[jeff1]

JGSP31WET1WW

That one works

Only major items I can see that might short if they got wet is #315, 315, 318....gas valve, hot surface ignitors, spark module....make sure all are dried out.

Is there some means of testing and determining if the clock/control has been damaged?

If power is coming into it ok but won't turn on or wont respond, should be an issue with the clock/control...

...and this gets worse, the control/clock is coming up NLA ( no longer available ).

LINK> Electronic range control - Not available

jeff.

[Logcabin1]

[QUOTE]...and this gets worse, the control/clock is coming up NLA ( no longer available ).
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Ouch! So it looks like my only choices are to try to send the control panel out to one of these off-site repair services or bite the bullet for a new range...any one have any experience with getting a control panel repaired?

[jeff1]

So it looks like my only choices are to try to send the control panel out to one of these off-site repair services or bite the bullet for a new range

Yes, it looks that way.

any one have any experience with getting a control panel repaired?

Lately, if we send 10 away, 4 come back not reparable, 4 work ok, 2 have to go back again for warranty...JMO!

jeff.