Michaelminor and Gene,

Our techs help out many people with a large range of experience. When he asked you to explain how you tested the power it wasn't an insult or questioning your skills. Gene has many years of experience but he needs to understand what you did and how you did it. Your answer did not help. You should have explained what you did, something like this: Gene, I tested the bake element at each terminal to ground and got 125v, then I tested across those two terminals and got the required 240v. Is this how you did it? If you tested across the 2 terminals and got 125v, then Gene would have known how you tested and he could have determined that you didn't have the 240v total voltage required and that could be the cause of the element only getting warm, because it is on half power.

If you had 240v at the element and it wouldn't heat fully then that would indicate a bad element, like Simon said.

An f5 code it this: Watchdog and hardware conflictReplace clock (ERC).

The ERC is the clock and is usually what controls the oven.

Here is the clock for the model number you supplied. Part number: AP4088560

Awesome Im glad you got it fixed! Out of curiosity and for the people who may read this later, what was the problem and solution?

The discolored spot on the downdraft board is what threw me. Didn't want to spend $ on a part we didn't need. There's not much that's cheap on these ovens. She's happy and fixed a great meatloaf for the first time in two years last night. Now I can fix everything else her ex neglected! Lol!