F11 code on LG3095ST/00

[lejen]

I have a LG stove that we've had for 12 years and my wife loves it. It has gone through 3or 4 oven ignitors in that time. A week ago the oven quit though the broiler still worked . I thought it was the igniter so replaced it(had 2 new ones for spares).I thought maybe the new one was bad so put in my other new one. Didn't help and a day later my broiler quit also. It was always throwing a F11 code. Phoned our local appliance repair shop and explained it to them and they said your oven control board is shot and LG doesn't make them anymore so your out of luck. Really! Is there any place I can find one. It's part number EBR73811702LG. Or does anyone know if it could be different problem? 

[MrApplianceMatt]

https://www.amazon.com/Lg-Pcb-Assembly-Main-Ebr73811702/dp/B00LKOLEQ4

https://www.ebay.com/p/1801859778?iid=403899215214

From a quick google search

[lejen]

All those sites are sold out

[Budget Appliance Repair]

On Ebay one used with a lifetime warranty MAKE OFFER or $209.98 + FREE Ship

The above is complete with the two side boards and board holder included, (Relay board and Power Board).

You don't have your complete model number in your post - you left a letter out.

This is your correct full model# LRG3095ST/00 and from my parts look up I don't come up with the same part# you have.  I come up with EBR52349502 which doesn't sub to any other number on 3 parts sites including Sears Parts Direct where I looked it up.

Ebay has 2 used listed for $190.99 and MAKE OFFER or $199.88 plus 6 new from $154.00+$22.20 Shipping to $341.78 -  (2 of them are priced at MAKE OFFER or $198.99+FREE Ship).

The Sears site shows ref#2006 as part# EBR52349502 as the display board, (Middle of three boards in the control housing) and shows as available for $208.28

APP shows in stock at $211.99
Part number: EBR52349502

http://www.appliancepartspros.com/ShowPartImage.aspx?forumimg=EBR52349502

[Terry Carmen]

For What It's worth, F11 means "not heating" , not "bad board"

Check for 120 volts at the ignitor when the oven is on. If you have 120 volts and the ignitor isn't glowing, it's bad.

If you don't have 120 volts, check the wiring all the way back to the relay board. It's possible something is damaged or not fully connected.

 

 

 

 

 

[Budget Appliance Repair]

Good point @Terry Carmen Also if the ignitor isn't getting 120Vac there's a good chance it's not the main center control board but the relay board that is one of the three boards on the control module housing, each of these three boards on the center mounted control housing is a separate part, (Power Board, CPU/Display Board, Relay Board).

It sounds like you need to do further trouble shooting before ordering expensive non-returnable parts.