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Customer Questions and Answers for Electronic Oven Control Board (Clock/Timer) by Frigidaire

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By: Frigidaire
Part Number: OEM11512044
Manufacturer Part Number: 316429301

This electronic oven control board (clock/timer) is the brain of your range/oven, regulating temperature, powering the bake/broil circuits, and managing the display and keypad. Replacing it restores proper heating and responsive controls.

  • Governs bake and broil circuits and maintains set temperature using oven sensor feedback
  • Displays time/temperature and responds to keypad inputs
  • Common failure signs: oven won't heat or start, erratic/inaccurate temps, dead or unresponsive display, repeated beeps or error codes
What's included: One electronic control board Install notes:
  • Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before servicing
  • Handle the board by the edges and use anti-static precautions
  • Photograph/label connectors and transfer wires one at a time to the new board
  • Transfer the existing keypad overlay and any brackets as needed, reinstall panel, restore power, and test bake/broil

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For Frigidaire Electronic Oven Control Board (Clock/Timer) (Part Number: OEM11512044)

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Hello Terry, This sounds like the simmer control board 316429301 is the issue. You should call us for a return authorization on the other parts if they were purchased from us.

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Hello Sylvia. No, the board is used to control the oven. The infinite switches control the top burners.

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Steve, You may be loosing 1 leg of the power to the unit. You will want to make sure that you have 240 vac at the terminal block. If you do then you will want to check the wiring of the unit.

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Ron, Based on the unit not tripping the circuit with the supply being removed from it would indicate that it is the board that is causing the issue. Without being able to pull a wiring diagram on the unit it is difficult to say for 100% but would be likely.

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Roger for Model Number 7909643400

I've confirmed everything is working but I'm not getting current out of the cooktop control board for the particular burner. Bypassing the control board with current, it works so I've confirmed everything else to be working - i.e. switch, burner. The only thing I'm uncertain of is whether or not the relay on the cooktop control board for the simmer select element is supposed to default open (off), with all the others defaulting closed (on). I tested continuity on the new control board and all the other burner power circuits have continuity (on) except this one. Appears to me I've received a faulty board. Anyone have any intimate knowledge on this question?

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Hello Roger, The relays on the board are all closed in the "off" state as per the wiring sheet on the model number you listed. If I am understanding the situation you have correctly, I would have to agree and you should call us at 1-877-477-7278 and request an exchange authorization if the part is within the one year warranty. Since we do not manufacture the parts, we appreciate your patience and understanding in the matter.

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Roger for Model Number 7909643400

I had the infamous simmer select pop happen. I've replaced the simmer board and the stove lockout board as both were a little charred. Now the simmer/power element won't heat and when I push the simmer button, the lights click on and off like a clock ticking slowly- tick-tick... tick-tick... tick-tick I took the red power wire off the adjacent burner switch and connected to the simmer/power burner switch and it heated right up. Burner and switch are obviously fine. But not enough juice coming through the simmer board (when simmer is off, OR on, apparently) to power the burner. I'm suspecting a bad replacement simmer board. Ever hear of this happening? Thanks, Roger

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Roger, While it is not unheard of for a part to come in faulty, you will want to test the power going into the simmer board and the power coming out to ensure that there is proper power. Of course if there is adequate power in but not out the board is faulty.

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Linda for Model Number 790.9031

Kenmore Electric Range. Push STOP button to turn oven off, red light goes out, but oven stays on (don't notice until next morning). The first time it happened I couldn't get it to go off so I unplugged range that morning and plugged back in that evening. Oven stayed off and range worked fine for couple months. This morning I noticed it still on again from last evening. Couldn't get it to go off so unplugged. Will plug back in this evening to see if it works. What could cause this in an oven barely used and only a few years old?

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Hello Linda, Since the full model number wasn't listed in your post, I cannot give you specific part numbers but the issue will be a sticking relay on the oven control board. Since individual parts are not available to be replace on the board, the complete controller assembly will have to be replaced. Note that this is a Frigidaire built Kenmore so the replacement part will come in a Frigidaire box.

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