I got stuck with 2 of these units last week and im still trying to figure out both of them. both have the same problem, they are dbl wall ovens w/ two relay boards on top the unit, identical boards but only one has a transformer. the bake elements in the upper and lower ovens are not working. you can feel a little warm from the broil element during baking preheat but cold bake elements. any info is greatly appreciated. thanks for reading.
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Frigidaire double wall oven PLEB30T8CCA both bake elements not working
Started by appliance wizard, Apr 04 2012 10:57 PM
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Posted 04 April 2012 - 10:57 PM
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Posted 05 April 2012 - 12:02 AM
if there is 220-240 to the stove make sure youre Getting 220 volts to the element. if youre only getting 110 you got a bad board most likely. Frigidaire has some really bad designed EOC boards. Relay on board is either stuck open or has a bad contact inside. if youre decent with a solder and solder sucker you can replace the relays(finding the right replacement is tricky). Check to see if there is an in-line fuse(probably in back)on the bake power wires. Check the schematic for it. I try to replace the relays if I can, the customer appreciates me saving them the dough and time for a new board.
As Well some relays can be opened/taken apart and you can use a points file and contact cleaner to clean them but youre taking contact surface away and the can get stuck again. I practiced on boards in the shop before I began trying it in customers home.
As Well some relays can be opened/taken apart and you can use a points file and contact cleaner to clean them but youre taking contact surface away and the can get stuck again. I practiced on boards in the shop before I began trying it in customers home.
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Posted 05 April 2012 - 03:00 AM
.... you can feel a little warm from the broil element during baking preheat but cold bake elements.
if only the broil Element is (somewhat) working, then it wouldn't be a bad DLB Relay nor the Thermal Circuit Breaker.
It would be the Relays on the corresponding Relay Board
Upper Oven relay Board
http://www.repaircli...?R=154&N=499739
Lower Oven relay Board
http://www.repaircli...?R=154&N=499738
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Posted 05 April 2012 - 05:53 AM
Most likely not bad relays, I've found bad solder connections on the trace side of the relay boards on 2 or 3 of this model/style Frigidaire double ovens.
If you find broken/burnt/cold solder joints at the relays clean and re-solder and it should be good to go.
If you find broken/burnt/cold solder joints at the relays clean and re-solder and it should be good to go.
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