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  1. This dual fuel range was flashing an F30 error code. The tech sheet says this points to a problem with the RTD (temperature probe). A parts changing monkey reading only the error code description without looking at the schematic replaced the RTD only to have the exact same problem: F30 error code. Watch how a real technician uses both the tech sheet and the schematic to accurately diagnose the problem without guesswork. Get online, on-demand 24/7 appliance repair training on circuits, schematics, technology, and troubleshooting at the Master Samurai Tech Academy, https://mastersamuraitech.com/appliance-repair-courses/
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    Four types of temperature sensing devices are commonly used in modern appliances: bimetals, thermistors, RTDs, and thermocouples. We'll discuss the characteristics of each technology, where they're used, and how they fail. This webinar is a joint session for all tech members at Appliantology and for MST Academy students. Professional Appliantologists and MST students will have access to the webinar recording (assuming no technical glitches with the recording). For all the connection details, see the link below:
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