Customer Questions and Answers for Clock/timer by Frigidaire

Victor

Answer Hello Victor, The F30 code means the temperature probe has an open circuit. It could be the probe or control board but probably not. There is two thermal overload switches in this circuit which may be tripped. One is located in back of range and the other is located in the front near right burner knob. Find these two switches and press the red button on them to see if it clicks and resets. Hope this helps. 

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Jason for Model Number PLES389ECH

Answer Hello Jason. The EOC is the electronic oven control and is the clock 316418735. The code means the clock needs to be replaced. 

Adriel for Model Number Frigidaire PLES399ECE

Answer Hello Adriel, Discontinue the power supply to the unit and pull it out from the wall so you can get back there. Remove the screws from the rear control panel cover. Be sure to be careful of the sharp edges! Wear gloves if you have them. Remove the screws securing the assembly in the control panel and allow it to hang by the wires. Get the new board and hold it next to the old one. Remove the first wire and install it on the new board. Remove the next wire and install it on the new board. Continue in this fashion until all of the wires have been transferred to the new board. Peel off the overlay carefully as you need to reuse it. Reinstall the screws that secure the assembly in the control panel. Reinstall the control panel rear cover and re-establish the power supply. Once the unit has been tested, the unit can be moved back into place and you're done. 

Andrew B.

Answer Hi. Without the correct model and the serial (FD)# then all I can find is E:13 code. Maximum drying time exceeded. Check heater, control module, NTC's & high limit. Usually faulty heater. Can also be overloaded dryer. Clean the Entire vent system and hood outside. Use a volt/ohm meter part # TJMA-DM1 to assist you in your diagnostics. It will be advantageous to find the supplied tech sheet inside the cabinet to aid you in the diagnosis. It allows you to put the unit in a diagnostic mode which brings up fault codes and tells you which circuit needs assistance. Thank You. 

Mike for Model Number GLES389FBB

Answer Hi. Remove the 15 pin ohms or more than connection at the back of the electronic control. Ohm the plug wires at pin # 14 and 15 and if the resistance is less then 800 ohms or more then 3000 ohms, replace the sensor part # 316217002. If not then check all the wire connections from to the clock to the sensor. If all these are tight and good (not opened or shorted) then replace the clock part # 316418735. Thank you. 

Dan for Model Number PLES399ECG

Answer Hello Dan. You need to test and see if there is power coming to the clock assembly. If so, you need to replace the clock assembly 316418735 on the unit. 

Cassie

Answer Hello Cassie, The manufacturers' recommendation on this is as follows: F 13 - (1) Disconnect power, wait 30 seconds and reapply power. (2) If fault returns upon power-up, replace EOC. I would post a part number for you but this is impossible without a model number. 

Hugh for Model Number PLES389ECE

Answer Hello Hugh. Press the red button on the thermal cut out and see if it resets. If not, then you will need to replace the clock assembly 316418735, based on the information you provided. Hope this helps. 

Russell W. for Model Number PLES399ECC

Answer Hello Russell. The PF code is power failure. You will need to press cancel and see if the code goes away. If not, you will need to replace the clock 316418735. Hope this helps. 

John H for Model Number PLES389ECC

Answer Hello John. Yes, if no power is coming from the clock, and there is only 120 VAC to the broil and 240 to the bake, you will need to replace the clock 316418735. Hope this helps.