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Electric Range Oven Temperature

Eddie57

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Hi Folks, My LG Electric Range LRE30955S oven temperature is not hot enough. It was working fine until yesterday. I set it for 350 degree F and it says the temperature is at 350, but it is clearly not. When I turn it off and turn it back on the start up temperature is around 210. Any comments are appreciated.

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Using an ohmmeter, you'll want to check the broil and bake elements for resistance and continuity.  These components can be accessed from the rear of the unit.

You'll also want to visibly inspect the oven relay board for damage.  This can also be accessed by removing the rear panel.

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Hi PDuff, thank you for replying. Is there a specific number on the ohm meter I should be looking for? I don't have an ohmmeter, but my son has a multimeter. That should work, right? Thanks again.

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