Is there anything else it could possibly be? Would it be worth having a repair man check it out? Also, if it is the control board, where do I find a new one or am I expected to replace the wall ovens?

Thanks again.

Update:

Okay, the reason I was getting error codes is because I didn't have both sensors connected at the same time. I switched the sensors and tested them again and they are both definitely good as the one from the bad oven when placed in the good oven worked fine.

So now I just need to know how to replace the board or if I should call a repair man because there may be a much cheaper break that I am not going to pick up on before I purchase the board, assuming I can replace the control board.

Also, what is a limit switch? A repair person told me to check that. I'm assuming it is just another term for the thermostat overload that I already replaced.

Thank you for all of your help denman! This has been a great learning experience for me. It really is fun to fix things yourself (assuming you are able to fix it) :eek:

I will let you know if the board fixes it and thank you for linking to the part and letting me know about ApplianceParts return policy. It may be awhile before I order the part for lack of $, but I will let you know if it fixes the problem when I do.

Okay, I have the control board and my oven is out of the wall, power off, and I can't figure out how the control panel comes off. I don't see any screws, so I'm assuming it just pops off, but don't want to break it. Any ideas?

I had it all fixed. The repair guy said there was a loose fuse next to the control board causing the problem.