Some time back, (early summer) we put the oven thru a clean cycle after which the oven stopped working. The control panel worked, but the oven just didn't get warm. Thinking I burned out the element, I ordered another one, but it didn't change/fix the problem. After chasing things down with my voltmeter, no voltage was making it to the element so I came to the conclusion the control unit was the problem. After waiting the entire summer, I finally got around to ordering another one and just installed it this evening and immediately got an F1 error code. After chasing down some posts, there seems to be some suggestion that either the oven sensor may be at fault or the control unit was bad out of the box. I did notice that the unit seems to have some differences on the circuit board in comparison to the original one, but the part numbers match up per the diagram. I measure the oven sensor and it reads totally open so I went ahead and ordered one. So.....now I have new versions of the element, control panel, and soon to be the sensor, but I have a hunch that I don't need all these parts. Any thoughts on common failures after cleaning?

I am thinking that there are 2 boards on this unit. the control board and a relay board. If i recall an F1 means that the relay board is getting power when it should not, could mean a bad wire connector or relay board. Let me look a bit further

I'm thinking I've done something wrong when I replaced the board, but I can't imagine what it would be. It's pretty straightforward.

The sensor reads about 5700. I ordered another one, but I'm trying to find a way to shut the F1 code off until the sensor gets here.

I tried unplugging the sensor, and the code changes to F3, then back to F1 when I plug it back in. The stove works in this mode, and the beeping stops after 10 seconds or so. I'm still confused as to why this problem just started. If the sensor was bad all along, why would I suddenly be getting the F1?