[denman]

I have not done this and cannot from the picture of the timer figure out which capacitor they changed.
From what I can see there are only 3 electrolytics on the board so I would just replace them all
They are the larger black capacitors
Make sure you take note of the negative and positive lead locations

[clmoore3rd]

Originally Posted by PS Staff - Sheila

The clock will eventually need to be replaced.

If the oven still functions, why bother to replace the $130 clock display if it will just break in another 5-8 years?

We have a Jenn-Air Gas-Electric Grill-Range with Convection Oven Model SVD48600W that is approximately 8 years old. We now have the same infamous clock problem that everyone else reports. The oven functions just fine without the clock display so I see no reason to replace the display only to have it break in another 5-8 years as everyone else is reporting.

Now if someone could start a business repairing the capacitors correctly as Maytag should have built them in the first place I'd consider getting it fixed right. But I won't replace it with the same problem prone part.

[DFaria]

Help...

I have a Jenn Air Wall Oven JJW8527CAB the Digital display stopped working. The clock display is extremely dim and the oven buttons don't work at all (when I press them nothing happens, no beep no visibility to the digital numbers) Does this mean I have to replace both clock assembly and display panel????

Your help is appreciated...

thanks,
D~