Frigidaire 316557238 Clock Timer OEM Part

I checked the temperature probe for proper resistance first. It was OK. I ended up replacing the clock/timer unit and the oven works fine now. It took about 15 minutes to replace the unit. I reused the overlay.

I verified that wiring and elements were in good condition. The clock-control board was ordered from appliance-parts-pros. When the part arrived it was installed and the stove is back in business. I have one happy rental customer that was ready to do some cooking! I would recommend using appliance pros again due to the parts search section and exact product pictures given on their website. Thanks, again.

Unplugged the stove. Removed the upper back panel. Removed the 4 screws holding the board. Gently removed the plug and transferred it and the 5 wires to the new board one at a time to ensure proper placement. You will have to carefully remove the plastic cover/face from the old board and transfer it to the new one prior to installing it. It is just attached with some tacky glue. No tools needed to do this, just your hands. Then mount the new board, back panel, plug in and fix dinner.

Purchased new control board, real simple to install only problem was the new housing does not come with the out labeling, where as the original does. I had to pry off the new housing very carefully without damaging the circuit board and install the original housing over the new circuit board. That added 25 min to the project.

Checked oven overheat temp sensor eliminating that as a problem then replaced clock/timer which controls oven and broiler heating.