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electric oven not heating, there is no fault code, display panel works fine. could it be the temp sensor if so how would I test it.
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What shows on the display when the bake is "on"?
I need the complete model number of the unit.
Gene.
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Hi Gene.The complete model # is PGLEF385CB3 . The display seems to be working normal.When bake is turned on it does not preheat as usual and instead shows the temp programmed. Thanks very much for your help.
Hulaboy
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Hi Hulaboy,
What about all other functions: broil, convection and surface burners?
Did they work or something else is wrong?
Gene.
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The oven does not heat on any of the cycles ( broil , bake ,convection broil , convection bake or clean). The display is working fine.When bake is started the display shows the programmed temp, no preheat.The suface burners work fine.Thanks hulaboy
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Pull the range off the wall, remove the back cover and locate the common wire for the bake and the broil heating elements.
Remove this wire from the heating elements terminals and check for 120V between this wire and the ground when the control calls for heat.
If there is no 120V, then the control board has to be replaced.
Unfortunately the part is no longer available.
Gene.
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Hello Gene
I located the common wire between the broil and bake elements, disconnected the wire from the bake element, with control set to bake I checked the voltage between the disconnected common bake wire and the main black ground terminal, there was no voltage. Same thing on the broil cycle. Does this mean the control panel is bad? When you say the part is not available does this mean I couldn't order it from Frigidaire?
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Hulaboy.
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No doubt the problem is a bad control board.
No longer available part means the manufacturer has been discontinued to make this part.
The only chance is if you or someone else can fix the old control board.
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I'll contact a local repair company to see if they can repair the control board. Thanks for all your help Gene.
Hulaboy.
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Hello Gene
I was able to get a new control board , part #318193201,cost $270. Is it difficult to install? Is there anything I need to know before I begin?
Thanks.
Hulaboy.
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