GE Electric Range JBS27 - Display dead/burners won't stay on

[goodknight]

I have a GE Free-standing Electric Range (JBS27) with some problems. The burners don't work and the clock display won't stay set. But the whole range now has some odd behaviors..

1 - The clock display shows nothing until you turn one of the knobs for a burner or the oven
2 - When a knob is turned on, the electrical system (the clock and oven light) will work, but will immediately shut off when a knob is turned off
3 - When the oven knob is turned, the clock display flickers
4 - The burners and the oven don't get hot (nothing)

I've checked that the oven is plugged in. The breaker appears to be fine (didn't trip) but I reset it anyway. All of the burners are plugged into their receptacles snuggly. I even reoriented them all in their sockets after spraying contact cleaner in them. This happened all of a sudden with no apparent power failures in my home. The range is receiving power, because the clock light and oven light will turn on if I turn a knob, but for some reason the control system (maybe ?) is not sending power to the burners or the oven. Any thoughts?

[bigbuck]

missing all of model number, need complete model number so we can help you.
                                thank you

[goodknight]

Ooo, sorry, JBS27WHWW should be it. Thank you.

[bigbuck]

sounds to me you have a bad wire somewhere, need to pull range , take back panel off, & look around terminal block where cord hooks to, may be a broken or burnt wire.make sure you unplug range. also sounds like you need a new clock # AP3427505.  for model # JBS27WH2WW.

[theoldstoveguy]

Open neutral, that is the most common thing when that happens and yes it may have taken out the clock.

[RegUS_PatOff]

Open neutral, that is the most common thing when that happens and yes it may have taken out the clock.

I agree

[goodknight]

*sigh* I guess I'll have to test the boards and replace some parts...

[RegUS_PatOff]

*sigh* I guess I'll have to test the boards and replace some parts...

maybe not...
first, fix the Neutral connection on the back of the Range, or at the Wall Outlet