A91030mom for Model Number PGR486GDZS After power outage got the two blinking oven followed by two blinking heat on both ovens (PGR486GDZS). Tried power cycle, got the smaller oven to kinda work, but not very well. The blinking lights stopped, the broiler doesn't work and the head doesn't say on well. PRIOR to the power outrage, the broiler had stopped functioning in the larger oven. Also prior to outage, the larger oven wouldn't hold the temp. For example: I would set the dial to 350F, I could hear the gas come on, the temp dial outside would slowly rise to 350F. I could feel the heat was 350F when I put my food in. Later, say 20 mins or so, even though the dial still showed 350F, I would check the food and clearly the temp had fallen. When I'd move the temp knob, to say 400F, the dial would jump down to show the true temp inside say 200F or whatever. Questions: So I'm guessing that the power outage just finished the board off and that it was on it's last legs, do you agree with this diagnostic? (I'm hoping a new board will fix temp issue) From research I've done, seems I need to replace the board, correct? 00709786 is the correct board for my PGR486GDZS, yes? And it comes with the board for the small oven to, correct? The board will come with instructions what to wire to plug where? (I think so based on reviews from others). From research my husband and I did, most are easy to figure out, but there are like 4 wires that are currently plugged into places that will need a different plug-in from where they are now due to new board config.
Answer A91030mom, Yes this control board kit 00709786 will be the correct board and will have instructions on wiring of the part. Read More... Answered by AppliancePartsPros.com | Thursday, February 2, 2017