Clock/timer

Leon R for Model Number FEB374CHBA

Answer Leon, If there is no display on the clock assembly then the clock 318010900 has failed and would need to be replaced. 

Tracy for Model Number Frigidaire FEB556CESG

Answer Hello Tracy, This is usually caused by one of several possibilities. The most common cause is a bad touchpad 318030603. The second most common cause is a bad temperature sensor 316217002. The EOC, or electronic oven control 318010900, is the third thing that causes the fault code. If turning the power off to the unit for at least 30 seconds doesn't reset the code and the unit continues beeping, the EOC will require replacement. If it does correct the beeping, the touchpad is normally at fault. Of course, since this code is reflecting an overheating condition, the temperature sensor should at least be tested. It should read about 1100 ohms at 70°F +/- 10%. 

Julia C. for Model Number 318010900

Answer Hello Julia. We need to know what code is flashing on the unit to help you repair it. Also, we will need the model number. http://www.appliancepartspros.com/modelnumber_locator.aspx 

Tom for Model Number FEB30S5ASA

Answer Hello Tom. You will need to un-install the wall oven and disconnect the power. Then remove the top panel to access and replace the clock control 318010900 in the unit. 

Jim for Model Number Frigidaire FEB556CESC

Answer Hello Jim. No, sorry, but only the manufacture has access to that schematic.