JennAir W122 Wall Oven Repair
The W122 is an older single electric wall oven, built with standard bake and broil elements. Depending on when it was made, the controls are electromechanical or electronic, so the first thing we do is identify which type you have. It generally sits in a built-in cabinet that has outlasted several coats of paint.
Most calls on this oven come from the element, the door, or the clock and controls. We test both elements with a meter, then watch the door as it closes to see whether worn hinges leave it sitting crooked. Last, we check the sensor or thermostat against a thermometer and test the control or clock display. You get a price in writing before we touch anything, and a 30-day workmanship warranty follows the repair.
Electromechanical models use knobs and a mechanical clock, while electronic ones have a keypad and display. We check the data label and the panel, which decides what parts we order.
Worn hinges let the door sag so it no longer seats. We replace the worn pieces, then check the gasket line so heat stays inside the oven.
On some builds the clock also governs timed cooking. We test the clock and its connection, and tell you whether it is a simple repair or part of a wider panel problem.
Book in about a minute, or call the desk. Same-day windows inside the Loop on most days, next-day across the rest of Houston.
