Frigidaire Oven Not Heating - How to Find & Fix the Issue
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- Опубликовано: 21 май 2024
- If you own a Frigidaire stove or range that has an oven that won't heat, they tend to be pretty easy to troubleshoot. In this video, I show you a few of the most common problems you can see with a Frigidaire range, and how to fix the issues.
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Timeline of Video:
00:00 - Intro to Video and description of problems
01:21 - A trick to see if its really the oven not working
02:21 - How to test voltage going to stove, oven, and power cord
04:23 - Inspecting and Replacing Heating Element the easy way
05:35 - Removing Back panel to inspect Heating Element and More
06:29 - How to Test a Frigidaire Oven Heating Element
07:13 - How to Test and Replace Oven Thermostat
08:47 - Testing Oven Control Board and How to Replace
12:57 - How to replace oven terminal block if it was damaged / melted
16:05 - Outro and Other Possible Problems
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OMG I have to share an oven mishap that happened in my family last night. My mom's flattop Whirlpool range from the late (maybe even mid) 90's finally gave up the ghost (well, the oven control board did). She called me in a panic. She said she heard two pops, smoke coming from the control panel, the display was all wonky, no buttons responded, both the bake and broil elements were on, and the door was locked!! I told her to turn off any "double" breaker, which of course stopped the madness. Resetting the breaker the electronics that ran the oven were dead. In the meantime it's holding an unbaked cake hostage LOL. I'll be helping her shop for ranges this weekend.
I had that exact scenario happen to a tenant of mine. It can be scary!
This was really well demonstrated.
I wish Frigidaire, today, was the quality of Frigidaire in the mid-20th Century!
Sadly, there aren't as many good factories churning out reliable parts like they used to. Frigidaire has to buy from the same garbage parts manufacturers others do. Some parts are really, really reliable still. But there are others like the control boards that really stink, because the assemblers just aren't offering good components, from what I see.
I found my way to your channel. You have showed me so much. I did get a stove and dishwasher. Your microwave class was insightful. I’ll hit stop for the rest of my life no more opening that door while running.
I’ll check with you on parts when needed. 😊😊thanks😊😊
If you've had the experience of having an element explode, it's a real show. We had our oven element (Magic Chef) explode and arc. Impressive. My sister in law had a stove top coil explode and blow hot bits around the kitchen.
MAN !!! This is the BEST !!! Video ....Keep up the GOOD WORK !!!.............Thank You :)))
Thanks, will do!
Amazing!!! Thanks Ben!
Great Video. Thank you for sharing. Have a nice weekend
Thank you! You too!
Good video. I saved for the future.
Thanks!
Great video, very concise explanation, easy to follow. We have a Frigidaire model GLEB30M9FSC wall oven, the oven temperature is low, at 350 degrees the temperature is 25 low, at 450 it’s about 30 degrees low. Replaced the lower element about 6 months ago, element wasn’t heating, fell apart when removing. Went through the calibration procedure, problem persisted after calibration. Any suggestions on how to proceed? If it’s the control board what’s a good source? We are in a very rural area, service people are hard to find.
I'd replace the sensor first
I can't get the screws out to get to the bottom element. what do you recommend in that situation? also how long should it take for the oven to heat up afterwards?
Hey Ben, is there an adjustment on the board to make the set temperature match an oven thermometer?
yes, I have that video being edited to add to the collection!
We moved into my Grandparent's house that has a Magic Chef 30-inch gas stove, electronic ignition, manual on / off knobs, no electronic digital control panels.
The four burners work, the oven does not.
The appliance tech worked on the oven for over an hour. Replaced the broiler igniter, it did not light up.
The oven igniter did light up but no gas flowing to it.
Still the oven and broiler doesn't flame up.
Tech said the gas valve is bad.
He could not find a replacement gas valve for it.
How can the gas valve be bad when the gas gets to the burners?
Where can we find a replacement gas valve for the oven?
I can take a photo of the appliance spec label if you can use it.
Appreciate any feedback.
He needs to do an amperage test on the ignitor with electricity going to the unit, but not gas.
Often times, the amperage on the ignitor isn't high enough to actually turn the gas valve on. It can glow cherry red, but if it doesn't hit >2.8a, it won't open up. This is a safety feature because it takes a certain level of heat (produced by the electrical current) to allow the gas valve to open up.
I do have videos on this for Frigidaires and GEs on my channel. We've been bitten even by new ignitors being faulty out of the box, only pushing say 2.6a which wouldn't trigger the valve. A new ignitor should be in the 3.0 - 3.3a range which is well above the threshold needed.
What is your go to recommendation for smoothing out/cleaning a flat top like this? Mine is similar but severally scratched. Do you use The Pink Stuff?
I need to do a video on how to properly restore these. It's a bit complex, but you can fully restore them to new shape
I don't see the link for the mother board.
I love the video and your guidance has helped me replace the exploded bake element, but now I need the control board. The link doesn't seem to be here; can you please provide so I can support you in obtaining it?
Whats your units model#?
@@bensappliancesandjunk PLEF398DCA
@@bensappliancesandjunk model FFEF3048LSM serial:VF70939852
@@bensappliancesandjunk I'm in this same boat. Trying to decide if it's worth getting the control board or getting a newer appliance as based on the serial number below it's 2017.
I wish the replacement control panel and layover where listed in the description
I was given a prototype for this video. Allegedly it'll be available in a week or two and I'll post it as fast as possible.
@@bensappliancesandjunk no problem. I ended up ordering one of Amazon for around $97. I beleive it is from the fridgidiare store.
I have an Amana gas range that has a glow type of igniter. It is perhaps 15 to 20 years old. The igniter comes on quickly, BUT it then takes the oven approximately 5 minutes to light. Does this seem normal to you? If not, do you have any suggestions or a video that covers this problem? John
Likely a weak ignitor that needs replaced.
Hi Ben my oven is not working no heat if i set is 350 baking it jumps 150 f like no heat what should be rong with thanks for answer me
Where could I find the control board?
My Kenmore oven automatically turn on.
It has digital display.
Is it because board gone bad?
I have a 18 year old glass top Frigidaire range, the problem is the oven I have to set the temperature 25 degrees higher than what I need. Which is doable for me, it’s been doing this for a few years. There is no way my husband will check it out he’s 72
Thanks for the great comment. I totally didn't do it in this video, but you can program an offset on it to fix that issue!
is there no link to the board replacement?
Should be added soon. I was given a prototype board for the vid assuming that when the video was done, they'd be available but they are running behind for another week or two
Hi Ben my oven is not working no heat if i set is 350 baking it jumps 150 f like no heat what should be rong with thanks for answer me
May be the temp sensor