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bremen242 Posted: Tuesday, February 14, 2017 7:02:58 PM(UTC)
 
So, I took the back off and tested the temperature sensor. It was around 1174 ohms at room temperature. After looking at a few videos, the range should be between 1100-1200 ohms.

Back to square one.
bremen242 Posted: Monday, February 13, 2017 4:12:13 PM(UTC)
 
Hello everyone--

My wife was complaining that the oven didn't seem to be baking.

The oven would work for a while and shut off. I did a bit of research, and I replaced the igniter on the oven, as I find some information that it was some sort of thermal couple.

Anyway, that didn't fix the problem, especially since I realized that the broiler is doing the exact same thing.

The oven will turn on instantly, and it will starting heating up. It will run for a minute or two. Then, it will shut off. After 30 seconds, it will restart and burn for a while. It will eventually stay off. The oven always "thinks" it is working; the control panel says that it is baking or broiling.

I am wondering what my next steps would be. It doesn't seem like an issue with the gas regulator; it seems like a temperature sensor or control board.

Any ideas? Would like to narrow it down before dropping $$$$ on a control board.