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Kenmore Pro Elec. Oven Not Heating Up


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Posted

Tried the new board again w/ same results. 

Which same results?

 

Posted

"both the upper and lower elements come on and cycle but neither gets very hot, nowhere close to red."

Posted

At this point, I'm not exactly sure what the complaint is. AFAIK, neither element is supposed to glow red during bake. They cycle on and off between them.

If you put a known good thermometer in the oven and set it for 350 and come back in 15 minutes, what does the thermometer say?

Posted

" oven will not get over 250*" 

  • 5 years later...
Posted

Most of you guys are probably not on here anymore but I wanted to give an update, only 65 months later! 

I am going to have some work done on my 33 year old house to get it in marketable condition should I want to move. So I was thinking about this range, that still does not work right, and if I should replace all the Kenmore Pro appliances. The fridge has never worked right either; only the DW has been trouble-free. So I reviewed this thread and made some notes about what I have tried over the years. I have spent over $800 on parts including temp sensor, relay board, control board, lower element, etc. Just the other night I wanted to warm up some BBQ ribs and next thing I knew they were sizzling. WTF?

So I was perusing the Service Manual this afternoon and something hit me - an illustration of the oven control knobs showed them reverse of my range! Well I'll be, somehow the mode selector and temp knobs got put on wrong. When I thought I was setting the temp I was actually setting a mode. What I thought was Bake at 400* was really Conv. Roast at 275. No wonder it would not get "over 250." 

I'm not sure this fixes everything because I haven't done any testing but at least now what testing I do will be accurate and not so confounding.      

Posted

@bldn10 Well...... That would certainly cause your problem - Glad you finally got it figured out.

Posted

yes if the element gets hot at all its working. 

So to make sure i understand

both elements have continuity, The have voltage, and you replaced the sensor and control board? 

Posted

Have you looked at any fans?

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