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Customer Questions and Answers for Oven Relay Control Board by Frigidaire

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Part Number: OEM6381915
Manufacturer Part Number: 318022002

This is a Frigidaire oven relay control board. This part is made for the double-oven wall design. The relay control board sends a signal to the main control board, causing the oven to turn on or off. These relay boards are engaged directly by the power button of the unit and the cooking timer. When the relay control board malfunctions or short circuits, the baking and broil functions will be directly affected. The oven may quit powering on altogether if the relay board completely fails. A short in the relay will cause the oven power to function correctly at random times. Wall ovens must be dismounted from their positions to install these parts. Once access is gained to the tear of the stove, the back panel can be removed. The relay control board is located near the bottom of the unit, close to the utility drawer. Unplug the connecting wires and engage the mounting clips holding the board. Discard the old unit, and replace it with the upgrade. Connect the cables and fasten the metal panel on the rear of the oven. Check for proper function before mounting the stove back into the wall.This is a genuine OEM product and is obtained directly from the manufacturer. This part is only compatible with Frigidaire wall ovens.

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For Frigidaire Oven Relay Control Board (Part Number: OEM6381915)

David for Model Number PLEB30T8CCB

Both top and bottom oven heat to temperature, however they won't stay at temperature. The top heating element in each oven is red and within a few degrees of the set temperature (450). There is a ton of clicking (turning the elements on and off). The bottom element in both ovens is around 100 degrees below 450 set point - maybe the oven temp at the bottom? Should the bottom element ever get red hot? Broil seems to be working in both ovens (top elements red hot and going way up in temp). Is there a control board for each oven (top/bottom) or does the left one do the top elements in both ovens and the right one the bottom elements (or something like that)? Is it common for both ovens to go out at the same time? I appreciate any help!

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Hello David, the main control for both ovens is part 318010501, each oven has its own relay board (controlled by the main control board) for powering the oven's elements, but oven temperature regulation is done by the main control board.

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Jim for Model Number Frigidaire Double Oven Part #318022002

It appears this is the failing unit in our Electrolux Double Oven. We have the same symptoms as other have mentioned, the lower oven comes to temperature quickly, but the top oven takes a very long time and doesn't hold temperature. Part #318022002 appears to be "out of stock" at several sites. My question is this? Is this part still in production? I need to get one and get it fast. Thanksgiving is almost here! Thanks, Jim

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Hello Jim, part 318022002, 318022002, shows as out of stock, for part stocking questions please contact our Customer Service at 1-877-477-7278.

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Brian for Model Number FEB398WECC

I'm trying to troubleshoot a problem that I'm having with my double oven. My lower oven comes to temperature quickly, but my upper oven takes quite longer and also makes a clicking noise like it shorts out occasionally. I tested them last night setting both ovens for preheating at 425*, the lower oven took about 2 minutes to come to temperature, while the upper was only reading 275*, also making a clicking sound occasionally. Also it doesn't always beep when it comes to temperature or when the timer goes off.

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Gene, you will want to make sure that the yellow/black wire is on the BA terminal and the red/white wire is on the CV terminal as well as ensuring that the connection J1 is set securely in place and does not have a loose connection. The wiring diagram for your model will be sent to assist with wiring the new control relay.

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Pat, if the capacitor on your relay is what burned up, the capacitor can do that when it fails. While it is an uncommon occurrence, it can happen. Normally there are not symptomatic issues that arise when a capacitor does this.

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Greg for Model Number PLEB30T8CCB

The oven was not in use when the owner heard a pop and the lights went out on her living room. After resetting the breaker, the lights came back on, and everything appeared ok. Keep in mind that the oven is on a 220 breaker by itself. But when she went to her oven, the display was dark and the oven & broiler would not heat. Strangely though, the bottom warmer still works. A service technician came out and could not find any issues such as burnt wires, hot spots on the PC boards ect. Any ideas about this strange problem?

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Greg, This would be strange that this would occur but there may have been something with the home electrical that cause the breaker to trip but if there is no display and the lower oven does work then this would most likely be a faulty relay board even though it shows no signs of burning.

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Al, It would be recommended to check the oven sensors on the unit to make sure that at room temp they have a resistance of 1090 ohms. If this checks ok then the issue would be with the relay control board.

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Shane Kelton for Model Number 790.75503202

The big oven bake only heats a little and it takes a long time, maybe an hour to reach maximum temp appx. 200 - 220 degrees. Before the problem you could hear the relay kick in and it takes maybe 30 seconds until it kicks back out, now it kicks on and off every few seconds, the element never has time to get hot. I don't know if it is the relay or the board sending the signal current to the relay board causing the problem. Your thoughts?

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Shane, This issue would most likely be caused by a faulty relay control board on the unit.

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Hello Dave, unfortunately the relay was part of the clock part number 318010900. The manufacturer has discontinued the part and did not supply a suitable replacement to take it's place. Sorry!

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