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Inside the oven, the upper ceiling panel is falling down on the back right corner. Looks like the heating element is holding it up. Also, I can see what looks like an insalation where that corner is falling.
Also sometimes the interior light in the oven starts blinking on and off all by it self for 4 to 5 times.
Is there a safety issue with this problem, fires, etc.
What could cause this and can it be fixed?
Should I not use the over?
Thank you
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Quote:Whirlpool wall over Accubake system, self cleaning I'm afraid that is not enough information to identify the appliance in question. What is needed is its exact model number. If you post it we can look it up to see what appliance design you're dealing with. You can find tips for locating the model and serial number identification tag on your appliances at the following link: LINK > Model Number Tag Location GuideQuote:Inside the oven, the upper ceiling panel is falling down on the back right corner. Most often the oven liner is one continuous piece of metal. Quote:I can see what looks like an insulation where that corner is falling. Is there a safety issue with this problem, fires, etc. I would say yes! :eek: Quote:What could cause this and can it be fixed? That is impossible to say until we are able to look up what exact appliance is involved and to see how it was designed. Quote:Should I not use the over? I would suggest it not be used in the state your described, no. Better safe than sorry? :rolleyes: JMO Dan O. www.Appliance411.com
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The model number is RBS275PDB8 and the seriel number is XK1001024. Does this help?
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mermaid143 wrote:
The model number is RBS275PDB8
As near as I can tell from the parts list, the oven interior liner should be one continuous piece of porcelain covered metal on all sides and rear. The only way the insulation could be exposed inside the oven with such a liner is maybe if part of the liner had rusted out or maybe a weld separated. That oven liner is not replaceable so if defective would usually require the range to be replaced. But before going to that extreme I might suggest you have a Whirlpool *factory authorized* service technician check it out to be sure. JMO Dan O. www.Appliance411.com
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