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My whirlpool electric range's control board died during self-cleaning mode; no lights on the control board and door is locked. Stove top still heats/turns on. Is this a thermal fuse problem or does the entire control board need to be replaced? RF370LXPT2

Dan for Model Number RF370LXPT2

Answer Hello Dan. Test and see if there is power coming to the control 6610457 on the unit. If so, you will need to order and replace the control on 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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I started to change the oven control board but the back of the new board is different than the old board. Your company says this is the correct part. That it has been updated. All the plugs are clearly marked expect the plug where the two big red wires go. The old board has a big black unmarked square box where two big red wires are plugged. The new box has a small rectangle orange box that is completely different than the old black box. I am confessed where the two red wires should go on the new board. Does the left one go on L2 and The right one on DLB? Please help. Eugene

Eugene A for Model Number RF368LXMQ0

Answer Hello Eugene, Yes that is accurate. You would put one red to the L2 and the other to DBL.

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Hello, my Bake button and my temp/clock "up" button don't work. The oven will not come on, nor can I set the clock with the "up", only down. Self-clean works. I have taken apart control panel and cleaned the tactile switches with contact cleaner, had intermittent working condition, but now back to point one. Does this sound like a switch condition, or should I look elsewhere? I really don't have budget to replace entire panel. thanks, Mike

Mike for Model Number RF369LXPQ

Answer Mike, Unfortunately, you have done all you can do. You'll need to replace the ERC 6610457 to solve the programming issue in your range. Thanks

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Oven bake and broil heats up, but will not hold or reach set temperature; oven sensor has been replaced but still having the same problem; is there a separate oven temperature switch or does the entire control board have to be replaced?

Cody E.h. G for Model Number RF364PXPQ 1

Answer Cody, Are you sure there are 220-240 VAC at the terminal block, when the bake mode and temperature are selected ? If the voltage is proper, yes, you'll need a new control 6610457, there is no separate switch for the oven temperature. Thanks and Good Luck

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Burners work, oven does not control panel has error code FOEO. How do I reset clock so oven will work?

Robert R. for Model Number RF365PXMQ

Answer Hello Robert. Based on the information you provided, it sounds like the range control 6610457 is bad and will need to be replaced. Hope this helps.

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I'm at the end of my rope. I've got an oven that does not heat to 350 during the normal pre-heat time (6 minutes). There are no error codes. I've attempted to replace the oven sensor and this control board with no change. I've changed both broil and bake elements (old sensor and control board)...no change. Is there anything else a DIYer can do to fix this? I've seen checking the voltage at the elements to see if they're at 220-240VAC, but am drawing a blank as to what to check across (ground to one side of element terminal?) Let's just assume facts not in evidence and say it's not at 240VAC as it should be, is that some sort of relay or fuse that can be replaced? Please help. Thanks.

Mars for Model Number RF378LXPQ1

Answer Hello Mars. You will test from one side of the element to the other side of the element. Do not test to ground. You should have 240 volts. If not, you will need to test from the control and see where you are loosing the voltage at. You can test this with a multi-meter TJMA-DMT3. Here is a link on how to use a multi-meter. Hope this helps. http://forum.appliancepartspros.com/oven-repair-including-ranges-cooktops/4810-how-check-continuity-ohmmeter.html

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maybe I ASK WRONG QUE i set to heat the element the settings is 3 after awhile it rise to 6 or 7 on its own in the past the would stay on 3 now it changes to a higher number. what could cause this to happen

Greg for Model Number rf369lxtq1

Answer Greg, Are you sure there knobs are moving on thier own ? The burner switches are a basic infinite switch, the only way they should move is to manually turn them,yourself. If they were on the panel between the oven and the cooktop, like some units, I would think someone was bumping into them. The other possibility, would be grease and debris getting into/ onto the shaft mechanism on the switch. You may want to unplug the power cord or turn the power off to the range, remove the burner knobs, and clean the switch shafts with a hot damp soapy cloth or de greasing solution, and let the moisture evaporate before you restore power to the range. Otherwise you'll need to replace the affected switches. Good Luck and Thanks

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elements gets hot and hotter, but temp set to 3 rises to 6 or 7 on all burners. what could be the problem

Greg A for Model Number rf369Lxtq1

Answer Greg, You are discussing the cooktop element burners aren't you ? The burners do react slower, especially if you're not used to an electric range. The element gets hot, the heat transfers to the utensil, the utensil transfers the heat to the contents. After all the transfers, it would seem like the elements are cycling too slow, and causing more heat than expected. As long as the element cycles off and on, in a medium setting on the knob, chances are all's OK. Good Luck and Thanks

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Error Code F3E2; already tried replacing the oven sensor assembly (AP4326911) I purchased from you with no change; Is the next step to replace the control (AP3851122)? If this does not work what is your policy on returns? Thanks.

Joe for Model Number Whirlpool RF364LXMQ

Answer Hello Joe. Yes, the next step would be to replace the control 6610457. Here is a link to our return policy. Hope this helps. http://www.appliancepartspros.com/customerservice/returns.aspx

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The stove is about two years old and has worked perfect. I put it intoself clean mode and it broke. The burners still work. The clock does not light up or come on and the oven does not work. I had to open the oven up to get it where I could get it to open and out of lock mode. The local repair man tells me I probably need a circut board and when I look that up its showing the clock. Is that correct?

David for Model Number whirlpool, estate TES355MQ-3

Answer Hello David. Based on the information you provided, it does sound like the control 6610457 is bad and will need to be replaced. Yes, the clock does control the oven function. Hope this helps.

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