GE JB258DM3BB electric range Parts

For your GE JB258DM3BB electric range, the fastest way to get the right GE part number is to match the model number from the rating label to the exact part listing and diagram. On this model, the rating label is located on the front behind the range drawer (per the JB258DM3BB owner's manual).

Step-by-step: find the model and confirm the part

• Pull out the storage drawer and locate the rating label on the front frame behind it.
• Write down the model number (JB258DM3BB) and the serial number.
• Identify the part by function (for example: bake element, surface element, control board).
• Match the part using the model-specific parts list and diagram for JB258DM3BB.
• Double-check details that affect fit: color, size, and electrical rating (watts/volts) when shown.

Common examples for this model (to help you match the right listing)

If you already know what failed, these are examples of model-matched parts you may see for JB258DM3BB:

What you are replacing	Example part name	Example part ID
Oven not baking	Range bake element	WB44X45495
Oven not broiling	Range broil element	WB44X45498
Burner not heating	Range surface element, 8-in	WB31X46066
Display or keypad issues	Range Led oven control board (white)	WB27X45466

Why it matters

GE ranges often have multiple versions of similar-looking parts. Using the exact JB258DM3BB model number from the rating label helps prevent ordering a part that looks right but has different mounting points, wiring terminals, or wattage.

Helpful tip for error codes

If your display is showing an error code, use GE-specific code guidance to narrow the correct repair path before ordering parts: GE freestanding range error codes.

Last updated: February 2026

For a GE JB258DM3BB electric range, replacing the oven control board typically costs $150 to $350 for the part and $300 to $650 total with professional labor. Your final price depends on whether the issue is the control board itself or a related wiring, sensor, or power-supply problem.

Typical cost breakdown

Cost item	DIY (parts only)	Pro repair (parts + labor)
Control board	$150 to $350	$150 to $350
Labor/diagnostic	$0	$150 to $300
Total typical	$150 to $350	$300 to $650

What affects the price most

• Correct diagnosis: A failed board can look like a bad bake element, broil element, or temperature sensor.
• Part availability: In-stock parts usually reduce downtime and repeat service calls.
• Electrical condition: Loose or overheated connections at the terminal block can damage wiring and boards.
• DIY vs. pro: Pros often include diagnostic time and may warranty the repair.
• Extra parts: If connectors are heat-damaged, you may also need a harness or terminal block.

Parts that are commonly involved

If the display is dead, buttons do not respond, or the oven will not heat even though power is present, these model-matched parts are often checked during diagnosis:

• Range led oven control board (white) WB27X45466
• Range terminal block WB17T10011
• Range wire harness WB18X32636

Before you replace the board (quick checks)

1. Confirm power is off at the breaker before touching wiring; follow the safety steps in the JB258DM3BB installation guide.
2. Check for burnt smell, melted wire insulation, or discoloration at the terminal block.
3. If the oven will not heat, inspect the bake element for visible damage; a failed element can mimic a control issue.
4. If the range shows an error code, use the GE freestanding range error codes guide to narrow the failure.

Why it matters

The control board is the “brain” for oven temperature regulation and timing. Replacing it without confirming power delivery and related components can lead to repeat failures and higher total repair cost.

Last updated: February 2026

For your GE JB258DM3BB electric range, we recommend ordering parts using your complete model number and serial number so you get the correct fit and wiring match. You can order online any time, or order by phone during normal business hours; details are listed in the JB258DM3BB owner's manual.

What you need before you order

Having this information ready prevents wrong-part returns and delays:

• Complete model number: JB258DM3BB
• Serial number (from the rating label)
• The part name and location (for example: bake element, terminal block, control board)
• A symptom description (for example: oven not heating, burner not working)
• Photos of the old part and wire connections (helpful for electrical parts)

Common parts customers order for this model

If you are replacing a failed heating or control component, these are frequent electric range parts for JB258DM3BB:

• Range bake element WB44X45495 (oven won’t heat or heats unevenly)
• Range broil element WB44X45498 (no broil or weak broil)
• Range terminal block WB17T10011 (burned power connection, intermittent power)
• Range led oven control board (white) WB27X45466 (display issues, keypad problems)

Ordering options (quick comparison)

Option	Best for	What to have ready
Online parts ordering	Fast ordering, easy part lookup	Model and serial number, part ID/part number
Phone ordering	In-warranty or out-of-stock help	Model and serial number, part description

Why it matters

Electric ranges like the GE JB258DM3BB use model-specific electrical parts (elements, switches, control boards). Ordering by the exact model and matching the correct part ID helps ensure safe fit, correct wattage, and proper connector style.

Last updated: February 2026

If you can’t find a part for your GE JB258DM3BB electric range, we recommend confirming the exact model and serial information first, then searching by the part name or part number from your JB258DM3BB owner’s manual. If it still doesn’t show up, contact Sears PartsDirect so we can match the correct replacement.

Quick steps to locate the right part

• Double-check the model number is JB258DM3BB (letters and numbers must match exactly).
• Use the part name from the manual (example: “bake element,” “oven rack,” “terminal block”).
• Search by the manufacturer part number if you have it (example format: WB44T10059).
• Look for common assemblies that include multiple pieces (control panel parts, door parts, wiring).
• If the issue is heating-related, confirm which function fails (bake vs. broil vs. surface element).

Common reasons a part “isn’t listed”

What you’re seeing	What it usually means	What to do next
Part name doesn’t match	Different wording used by GE	Search by function (example: “oven door gasket”)
Multiple similar parts	Size, color, or wattage differs	Match specs and location on the range
Part is inside an assembly	Sold as a larger component	Check diagrams and related assemblies
You only have a symptom	Several parts can cause it	Use troubleshooting steps before ordering

Parts customers often need for this model

These are examples of commonly replaced items for the JB258DM3BB; matching by function helps when wording differs:

• Range bake element WB44X45495 (if the oven won’t bake)
• Range broil element WB44X45498 (if broil won’t heat)
• Range terminal block WB17T10011 (if there’s a power connection issue)
• Range oven door gasket WB04T10086 (if heat leaks or cooking is uneven)

Why it matters

Ordering by exact model and correct part identification prevents fit issues and repeat repairs. It also helps you avoid replacing the wrong component when a symptom (like “oven won’t heat”) can have multiple causes.

Last updated: February 2026

If your GE JB258DM3BB electric range has power (lights or display work) but the cooktop and oven will not heat, the most common causes are a tripped breaker or lost 240V supply, a burned connection at the terminal block, or a failed heating component such as an element or control.

Quick checks first (power and settings)

• Reset the range breaker: most electric ranges use a 2-pole breaker; one side can trip and leave you with lights but no heat.
• Confirm the cord is fully seated in a live outlet (if your installation uses a plug).
• Make sure the oven is not in Sabbath Mode (this can prevent normal operation); see the JB258DM3BB owner's manual.
• Try a simple bake test: set Bake to 350°F and wait 10 minutes; note whether the bake element glows or warms.

What to inspect if nothing heats

Turn off power at the breaker before removing panels.

• Terminal block and power cord connections: Look for melted plastic, discoloration, or loose lugs at the rear connection point. A damaged terminal block can stop all heating.
• Internal wiring: Check for burned or loose wire connections, especially where high current flows.
• Oven heating elements: A broken or blistered element often causes no-heat or weak-heat symptoms.

Common parts involved (by symptom)

Symptom	Most likely area	Example part for this model
Display works, no cooktop heat	Power supply, terminal block, wiring	Range terminal block WB17T10011
Oven will not bake (or heats poorly)	Bake circuit, element, control	Range bake element WB44X45495
Oven will not broil	Broil circuit, element, control	Range broil element WB44X45498

Why it matters

An electric range can appear “on” with only 120V present, but heating requires full 240V. Fixing a supply or connection issue first prevents unnecessary part replacement and helps avoid overheated wiring.

Helpful troubleshooting resources

• Use GE-specific fault guidance if your control shows an error: GE freestanding range error codes.
• For a step-by-step no-heat workflow: oven wont heat troubleshooting electric range problems video.

Last updated: February 2026