Control, Range (almond)

Dave

Answer Hello Dave, The way to replace control board on unit is just to pull unit out and unplug, pull rear panel of the control off and remove board. 

Dave

Answer Dave, after you disconnect the power to the range, you can access the oven control by removing screws from the upper cover on the rear of the range. Pay attention to the wiring connections, sometimes it helps to take a picture of the wiring before disassembly. Work in reverse order for re-assembly. Hope this helps! 

Stan for Model Number SF385PEEQ0

Answer Hi Stan. We are here to oblige. Thank You 

Stan for Model Number SF385PEEQ0

Answer Hello Stan. Yes, based on the information you provided, it sounds lie the range control 6610061 is bad and will need to be replaced. Hope this helps. 

Stan for Model Number SF385PEEQ0

Answer Hello Stan. Yes, the solenoid 3196113 should read 300-800 ohms with the wires disconnected. Hope this helps. 

Stan for Model Number SF385PEEQ0

Answer Hi Stan. Are you getting any fault codes such as F-1 OR F-5 ? Have you used self clean lately and now have the issue? It is common that the oven will get upwards of 900° and then a failure occurs. The solenoid should ohm out 300-800 ohms at the windings not open or shorted. Since you checked the gray wires at the control and now know they are good. If it is F-1 then the keypad alarm is failed. White control is part # 6610279. Biscuit is part # 6610061. If it is F-3 then it is oven sensor failure part # 8053344 it ohms out to 1080 ohms cold. If it is F-5, then the door latch solenoid part # 3196113 is failed. Where the brown and the white wires connect does not make a difference. Thank You. --