Service manual for GE ELECTRIC RANGE jss86spss service manual

The magicians/priesthood in charge of this esoteric information might not be willing to share it.

Is there a "no user-serviceable parts" clause in the paperwork?

Might be able to get it here....

https://www.servicemanuals.net/en/range-service-manuals?man=ge&orderby=5&pagesize=144&viewmode=grid

Thanks SE.!

That link is very helpful and I saved it for future reference.However,the schematic I wanted has not been published yet,so I am back to the basics,which will work,but is more time consuming.

Typically understanding the proper operation of an equipment together with any given symptom(s) is a good and effective troubleshooting approach..

The basic operation is simple:heater elements,temp sensors,thermostats,controller board(s).

I am old fashioned,I want to troubleshoot to the the component level,not the board level.If the board is not serviceable with my equipment,I will replace it.
Too much electronics in land fills as it is now.

(Perhaps in the far distant future the landfills will become sentient,when enough computers randomly connect,like the basic elements did to create life? )

I can do it without a schematic,but it is much easier with a schematic.Saves time and effort.

I want to troubleshoot to the the component level......

Troubleshooting down to component levels, as I mentioned requires the basic understanding of the components' application functions in a circuit.. like expectations vs actual behavioral observations...

While reading and interpreting schematics may only be helpful if you have the time and can relate to the schematic drawings..

I can do it without a schematic,but it is much easier with a schematic.Saves time and effort.

I have been doing electrical/electronic,digital, computers,automated controls, and analog,repairs for over 60 years.I have a understanding of the electric range.I like to have a schematic for reference and future use.Some components are surface mount,and difficult,but not impossible to replace.I think complete schematics should be included with every purchase,or a link to download them at the very least.

Well, surely there are some telephone numbers in the stuff that appeared during the Google search?

There is nothing on line anywhere that will reveal a schematic.

The link provided by SE took me to a web site that has schematics on just about all appliances,and they could not find the one I need.

They contacted all of their sources,and it has not been published yet.If you can find one, and surely you can,please provide a link or phone number after vetting the source.

Thanks!

And stop calling me Shirley.

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