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Clock/timer

Part Number:	AP2127071
MFG Part Number:	318010501
Made by:	Frigidaire

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Made by Frigidaire. Frigidaire brands include Electrolux, Frigidaire, Gibson, Kelvinator, Westinghouse, and others.
Electrolux also makes various appliance models for Sears / Kenmore

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Part Number 318010501 (AP2127071) replaces 499450, AH440923, EA440923, PS440923.

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I followed your advice re checking the voltage at the transformer between L1 and N and indeed there is 120 volts. I went further and based on a service pamphlet that came with the unit, it said that the J2 plug (coming from JI on the board with the transformer) is where power comes to the clock/timer control board. Positions 14 and 15 were said to be AC power and position 1 was ground. The voltage at that point was 2.9 volts AC (measured using a cheap Radio-Shack multi-meter on the 200 V scale). Is this reasonable or should I question the transformer's health? What I'm getting at is do I need the clock/timer board for sure or is it possible the board with the transformer needs to be replaced? I'm guessing the former.

Leigh for Model Number Frigidaire Electrolux pleb30t8ccb

Answer Leigh, The transformer should read approximately 20 vac and if only reading 2.9 then the transformer would be the problem.

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Late one night after an upper oven self clean cycle, which was completed successfully - including cool down and door opening, and lots of white powder, the screen sometime later went black. No response to anything. However the lights come on when the door is opened and there seems to be 220V at the plug. Could it be that the Clock/Timer board died? Or maybe a bad wire or connection?

Leigh for Model Number Frigidaire Electrolux pleb30t8ccb

Answer Hello Leigh, You will want to check to see if you are getting 120 vac between L1 and N on the clock assembly. If you are not getting this voltage then you will want to look for a thermal cut off that may be causing issue. If there is 120 vac then the clock is bad and would need to be replaced.

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Bottom oven baking unit quit working, next week top oven baking unit quit working. Checked for continuity, both elements okay. Checked voltage and both baking voltages were around 40 volts. Spoke with customer service and was told to order clock unit, replaced it and did not fix the problem. What would you suggest?

Betty for Model Number GLEB30T8ASA

Answer Hello Betty. Check the thermal switch 318004900 and make sure it is good. Check and make sure there is 240 volts coming to the unit. If so, and the wires look good, you will need to order and replace the relay boards 318022002 and 318022001 in the unit.

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When setting either top or bottom oven they shut off. You can set them at any temp. And seem ok for about 10 sc. Then go out. If you keep trying sometimes you can get one to work. Once they reach temp. They work fine.

Larry B for Model Number FEB398WECA

Answer Hello Larry, You will want to check the oven sensor and make sure that the sensor is good. You should have an ohm reading of 1090 ohms at room temp. If the sensors check ok then you would want to check the control board for loss of power across the bake to L1 and Broil to L1. Any loss of power would indicate a bad relay in the board.

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The lower oven does not heat-neither element works. Checked for power from the lower relay board on bake and nothing at bake relay or at bake element. I did check the lower oven thermal trip and have continuity through it, and pushed red button and it does not appear to be tripped. Not sure how to check power to the relay board. I previosuly replaced the upper oven relay board and as i recall both the upper and lower ovens worked initially. When i start bake on the upper oven it only powers the bake element, no power to broil, and as said above, no power to lower broil or bake element. Any thoughts? Thanks in advance.

James I for Model Number Frigidaire GLEB 27T

Answer Hello James. Based on the information you provided, if the wiring is good, you will need to replace the lower relay board on the unit.

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Hi, My oven suddenly stopped working. It is a double oven, and neither oven, neither broil or bake, work at all (the elements remain cold). The control panel seems to work, you can set a temp. and set the timer, but it stays in preheat mode as it never warms up. Technician thought I need to replace both relay boards, but I don't see how both would go out at the same time (one board for each oven, right?). Thoughts? Jim

Jim for Model Number Feb398wecd

Answer Hello Jim. Check the wiring and make sure there is 240 volts coming to the unit. You can test this with a multi-meter TJMA-DMT3. Here is a link on how to use a multi-meter. http://forum.appliancepartspros.com/oven-repair-including-ranges-cooktops/4810-how-check-continuity-ohmmeter.html

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Manufacturer's Part Number: 318010501

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