How to Troubleshoot & Replace Frigidaire AP4587739 / 316557118 Oven Control Board

Ordered new control board received it in two days very fast shipping. about 1 hr had it in stalled.will order from them again.the ladies i ordered from was a pleasure to deal with and very knowledge 

The most difficult aspect of the repair was the diagnosis. I ruled out the element and other possibilities with a multimeter. Fortunately, another reviewer shared the same symptoms as me and corrected the issue by replacing their control board. I decided to proceed with this, even though it was an expensive part. The repair wasn't too bad, ovens are remarkably simple appliances. I did have to physically remove the board from the faceplate to replace it. Other than that, it was plugging, unplugging and screws. Be sure to take a picture so you can put the wires back where they belong. Successful repair! I always prefer AppliancePartsPros for their high-quality information. Thanks! 

Took off the top back panel took four screws out of the controls unplugged everything plugs the new one back in with four screws back input the back panel on the top back in. Was actually very simple nothing was hard. 

Ordered a new control board. It fixed the problem. 

My son who has autism threw a live doll at the stove pushing the EOC out. I did a temporary fix. The first F10 appeared. I unplugged it, took a closer look at the back of the EOC and discovered a component had burned out. Worked fine for a while til the second F10 appeared. That’s when I decided to replace it. It wasn’t the original part, but one that is compatible with the stove. I unscrewed the damaged EOC, put in the new one with the overlay transferred from the old one. Real easy to do. It’s been doing good so far. No further problems. 

1. Shut off power at breaker panel. 2. Pulled stove away from wall. 3. Removed upper access panel on back of stove. 4. Removed 4 screws holding control board. 5. *Carefully and slowly removed white sticky cover sticker from control panel with straight edge razor. This is the most challenging and tedious part of the task. 6. Put cover sticker on new control panel. 7. One at a time, moved power wires and wiring harness from old to new control panel. 8. Installed new control panel with 4 screws. 9. Replaced rear access panel. 10. Turned on breaker at panel. 11. Cooked and enjoyed pizza. 

A: REMOVED THE ELEMENT AND TESTED WITH VOLTAGE METER ON THE OHM/SOUND SETTING. FOUND 16 OHMS RESISTANCE AND CONTINUITY, WHICH WAS INSIDE WHAT IS OK. B: UNPLUGGED 220 PLUG AND TESTED SOCKET FOR 220 VOLTS, TESTED OKAY C: REMOVED BACK PANELS AND PLUGGED POWER CORD IN TO TEST WITH MULTI-METER IF GETTING 220 VOLTS TO BAKE ELEMENT FROM CONTROL BOARD WHEN BAKE TURNED ON AND FOUND NO TRANFER OF VOLTAGE FROM CONTROL BOARD TO BAKE ELEMENT BUT HAD VOLTAGE TO BROIL WHEN TURNED TO BROIL. THIS INDICATED TO ME THE BAKE RELAY IN BOARD WAS PROBABLY FAULTY SINCE THE WIRING WAS FOUND TO BE OKAY TO ELEMENT, PLUS ALL FUNCTIONS EXCEPT BAKE OPTION WAS FUNCTIONING. TALKED TO APPLIANCE PARTS PRO BRENT WHO CONCURED AND I ORDERED NEW BOARD AND OVERLAY. AS BRENT MENTIONED, THE OVERLAYS ARE STUCK ON OLD BOARD AND CAN BE DIFFICULT TO REMOVE AND EXCHANGE. TOO BAD THE MANUFACTURE BUILT RELAYS TO BE ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TO REMOVE AND CHANGE FOR AVERAGE REPAIR PEOPLE. GREAT PLACE TO GIVE HELP AND PARTS. TX TO BRENT 

I went to U-tube, did some research, found the part I needed, and installed the item quite easily. Thank you for your prompt reply and level of service. 

Replaced the control board. Very easy to do just make sure you write down which wires go where. 

I had to replace 2 control boards. I first replaced the one with soot marks around it. Still didn't work. I called your helpline, it turns out the other board was broken as well. The mainboard did not come with the face cover, but I was able to take an Exacto blade to mine and reuse it. It was fairly easy and saved me a lot of money doing it myself and getting parts from you. Not to mention free diagnosis! I couldn't be happier!