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Help on an oven

Toranaga

By Toranaga
in DIY Appliance Repair Help

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Toranaga Sōhei

Toranaga

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So this oven has a good element, good high limit. and voltage going in to the circuit board, but no voltage coming out. Oven sensor is brand new.

Bottom oven not working, the top oven and stove top work

I need help determining if it's the circuit board, or the membrane with the buttons. I see no burns or bad spots on either.

Can I get a hint?

Steven

BTW, this guy is really poor, and I cringe when I see that the control switch and membrane are each about $300!

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RegUS_PatOff Sensei

RegUS_PatOff

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Kenmore 22-98002

If the Hi-limit is good, then it's either the TouchPanel or Controller

Does the TouchPad work / display / accept Commands ?

Toranaga Sōhei

Toranaga

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Yes it does. And it acts like it thinks the oven is on.

Budget Appliance Repair Sensei

Budget Appliance Repair

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Sounds like the ERC would be the problem then, not the touchpad.

Have you pulled the ERC out and opened it up to inspect the relay solder joints on the back of the board? Good chance you will find some bad solder joints and a little work with a solder iron will fix it up instead of a $300 new part.

Toranaga Sōhei

Toranaga

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Great. Thanks I'll do that! Worth a shot anyway, right?

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