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How do i install a clock timer on my oven 30" ele.
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Originally Posted by: Robert92  How do i install a clock timer on my oven 30" ele. Robert, Here are the basic instructions for accessing the control panel/board assembly(s) Good Luck, :) :) :) :) 1. Disconnect wall oven from electrical supply.
2. Remove wall oven from the cabinet.
To pull out the oven for servicing insert the tool supplied with the
appliance both side at the same time in the hole located on the
side frame and visible when the door is opened. After inserting the tool pull the oven towards you 3. Remove the 11 screws from the back panel.
4. Remove the 2 screws on top of control shield.
5. Remove the 2 screws each sides of the control shield. HOW TO REPLACE THE ELECTRONIC OVEN CONTROL
1. Disconnect wall oven from electrical supply.
2. Remove wall oven from the cabinet.
3. Remove the panels to access oven control.
4. Remove the 3 screws on front under the control panel.
5. Lift the control panel by tilting it toward the rear of the appliance.
6. Remove the 4 screws holding the oven control.
7. Replace the oven control and reassemble in reverse order.
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Hi Joe i replaced the clock timer and after i turn the breaker back on the lights came on it flashed 12.00 then it sounded like a short the lights went out and a little smoke came out what did i do wrong?
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Originally Posted by: Robert92 Hi Joe i replaced the clock timer and after i turn the breaker back on the lights came on it flashed 12.00 then it sounded like a short the lights went out and a little smoke came out what did i do wrong? Robert, You may not have done anything wrong, start looking for a pinched or shorted wire in the harness or melted wires, that may have been the cause of the original clock going out. :( :( :(
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The oven work including the clock it just wouldnt heat up passed 200degrees thats when i was told it was the clock timer and when i replaced it and turn the power back on thats when it total blew?
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Originally Posted by: Robert92 The oven work including the clock it just wouldnt heat up passed 200degrees thats when i was told it was the clock timer and when i replaced it and turn the power back on thats when it total blew? Robert, You want to visually inspect the wires going to the control and make sure there are no damaged wires, especially at the control board. The Red wire should be attached to the E1 and E9 terminals of the board, and White wire should be on the N/E2 terminal You'll also need to check the Black wire(s) going to both the elements and at the E6 and E7 terminals on the control. If you don't find any visible damage, pinches or direct shorts, We'll need to get a multimeter and check for voltages and closed circuits to chassis ground. :) :) :)
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