GE JBS60DKWW Repair Guide
GE’s coil-top survivor — the plug-in-burner range that refuses to go extinct because nothing is cheaper to fix. Rental units and vacation homes keep it selling.
Common problems & typical repair costs
| Problem | Likely cause | Typical fix | OEM part # | Typical cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Burner dead | Coil or receptacle | Swap coil ($20); receptacle if loose | — | $100–$200 |
| Oven won’t heat | Bake element | Replace element | — | $140–$260 |
| Burner stuck on high | Infinite switch | Replace now — safety | — | $120–$220 |
| Temps off | Sensor/thermostat | Replace | — | $120–$240 |
Costs are national averages for professional repair (parts + labor). See the linked cost guides below for full breakdowns.
Error codes
| Code | What it means |
|---|---|
| (Minimal electronics) | Symptom-based |
Tech notes
A coil burner swap is the easiest appliance repair in existence — lift, unplug, plug. Keep a spare coil in the garage and skip the service call.
Sources
Where the safety, regulatory and warranty claims on this page come from. Repair costs are our own figures based on Arizona market rates and OEM parts pricing.
- Carbon Monoxide Safety Guide U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission Carbon monoxide risk from gas cooking and heating appliances.
Cost guides for this machine’s common repairs
DIY step-by-step instructions for this model
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