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Thanks to the guest user for the heads up on where to find the screws to remove the front panel.
The four out side knobs have one upper screw that is all to remove the panel from the front then the
under side and on the inside of the cook top with the cast iron grids removed. do not forget to unplug the range before starting this. another part is the temprature probe - check to make sure the wire is not inside the oven as it will melt and cause the same problems.
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OMG I have been dealing with this issue for years. I’ve had sear out shortly after I got it and they really didn’t say much. I have noticed it’s takes a half hour for oven to preheat. Is that normal ? Then it fluctuates temps and beeps. I guess I’ll call a local appliance repair to look at it.
Other than that I love the range. I really like the probe for roasting
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I have 30” dual fuel and if setting temperature between 300-400 it continuously beeps and searches for temperature. Any suggestions are welcome.
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I have the 36 inch dual fuel oven (Kenmore Pro) and my oven does the same thing. I've thrown so many parts at it but they don't seem to fix the problem. I just tried the temperature control part suggested in this feed and it did not fix the problem. (commented 11/26/2023)
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I had this issue, and found the part needed on 2 other sites that are no longer open to replies. I hope this post helps the next user.
The broken part is the Temperature Control, part #318601500 (AP3951054) by Frigidaire - cost ~$50.
This part is seated in the front panel, connected to the oven temperature control knob.
The hardest part was figuring out how to remove the front panel. To do this, screws need to be removed from 3 sides. 3 screws come out from beneath the panel, accessible with the oven door open. 2 screws come out from the inside of the stovetop - the outermost screws facing the front. 4 screws need to be removed from behind the knobs - easiest is to just remove all the screws from behind the knobs. The panel should easily pull out away from the stove.
In order to replace the Temp. Control part, also remove the hex nut from behind the oven temp. knob.
Once out, the part is easily seen, and the connecting wire removed. With the hex nut removed, the part should easily lift out. Remove the black metal sleeve from the old part and place on the new one. Without that, the knob will not fit securely.
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You are welcome. Keep us posted.
Gene.
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Thanks for the quick response Gene. I'll check with Sears.
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Sounds like the problem is a bad oven control board but there is a chance for the function switch to be bad as well. I could not find any detailed troubleshooting instructions. You may want to call Sears for more specific diagnosis.
Gene.
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Gene,
Thanks for the reply. No, I set the function knob to Bake, set the temperature, and within a few minutes get the ERR on the display. I can get it to work if I select Conv Bake sometimes. I am just trying to figure out what needs to be replaced to fix this issue. This is very frustrating.
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Did you try to change to another function, using the Function knob without turning it off first?
Gene.
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