You should be able to check the thermostat, with it turned on should show continunity and sounds like it would be feeding this control board...you said you heard a "click" in the board when the t-stat was turned on so sounds like it is feeding the board??
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Kenmore oven won't heat 362.7555190
Started by ajstanger, May 20 2005 05:50 PM
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Posted 26 May 2005 - 05:17 PM
There is a lot of wires coming from that thing. Which ones do I check?
As for the "click" I hear when I turn the stove on, it comes from the light that clicks showing that the oven is on. That is a seperate thing away from the circuit board (or whatever it's called). So I don't think anything makes a noise form the board.
As for the "click" I hear when I turn the stove on, it comes from the light that clicks showing that the oven is on. That is a seperate thing away from the circuit board (or whatever it's called). So I don't think anything makes a noise form the board.
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Posted 26 May 2005 - 05:32 PM
Well, I cannot really see your thermostat, sort of hard to help you there. See which ones feed where for bake or broil and see if you get cont. when turned on or voltage if you are doing it that way, Need to see if the t-stat is feeding or not.
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Posted 26 May 2005 - 05:43 PM
Yellow / white / purple and two blue wires come from it. Now what setting do I use on the multimeter? Which spot on the dial is what I mean.
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Posted 26 May 2005 - 05:48 PM
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Posted 07 June 2005 - 05:05 PM
I got the new thermostat in yesterday and I just put it in. So now I have a new thermostat and a new igniter.......and still nothing. Any other suggestions? I am getting pretty bummed out about this whole deal and I am damn near ready to call service in to look at it.
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Posted 12 June 2005 - 12:36 PM
So here is the final answer to my problem.....
There is 2 (two) igniters in this stove. I replaced the one in the oven and that was not the problem. I guess that one was for the broiler. The service guy knew right away what was wrong. So my Wife says, I was at work. He replaced the "other" igniter which is located where the drawar is. He pulled out the drawar and replaced the one in there with the original one I pulled out and now all is good. Now I just have to take out my thermostat and return it.
Bottom line is this...
Igniter $65.00 / service call $40.00 / installation charge $40.00 = $145.00 total.
leason learned..... priceless :-)
so anyone with same problem, make sure you check both igniters
thanks Pegy and Ron for your help.
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There is 2 (two) igniters in this stove. I replaced the one in the oven and that was not the problem. I guess that one was for the broiler. The service guy knew right away what was wrong. So my Wife says, I was at work. He replaced the "other" igniter which is located where the drawar is. He pulled out the drawar and replaced the one in there with the original one I pulled out and now all is good. Now I just have to take out my thermostat and return it.
Bottom line is this...
Igniter $65.00 / service call $40.00 / installation charge $40.00 = $145.00 total.
leason learned..... priceless :-)
so anyone with same problem, make sure you check both igniters
thanks Pegy and Ron for your help.
Ajstanger
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Posted 12 June 2005 - 02:38 PM
You are welcome, however I never thought about your replacing the wrong ignitor. :shock: Bummer.
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