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Customer Questions and Answers for Oven Control Board by Frigidaire

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By: Frigidaire
Part Number: OEM10685511
Manufacturer Part Number: 316207511

The Oven Control Board is an OEM replacement part for Frigidaire ovens. This electronic component manages the oven's various functions, such as temperature settings, cooking modes, and timers. It is essential for precise control and efficient operation of the oven.

Causes of a bad oven control board can include electrical surges, wear and tear over time, or internal component failures. These issues can disrupt the board's ability to regulate the oven's functions correctly.

Symptoms of a bad Oven Control Board include:

  • Oven not heating up or heating unevenly
  • Display not working or showing error codes
  • Inability to set or maintain the desired temperature
  • Oven not responding to input commands

This OEM replacement is also compatible with Electrolux, Gibson, Kelvinator, and Kenmore models.

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For Frigidaire Oven Control Board (Part Number: OEM10685511)

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Erika, Based on the information provided the relay is part of the board and is not offered as a separate part.

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Frederick. Based on the information provided the following is the Procedure for the F15 failure. F15 Controller self check failed. - Replace EOC-Display Board.

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David, I would start by checking the voltage at the terminal block that is on your stove. You may have a burned wire that touched the cabinet which could have tripped the breaker. Look at he main control to see if it is burned or any of the wires are scorched. I don't have your model number to confirm the control board, you can re-submit a question with the model number and we can look up the part for you.

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Cissie, The only way to make the beeping and F1 stop would be to disconnect the control board. You would be able to use the main top of the unit.

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David, The F1 error code represents that the keypad is shorted and would need to replace the electronic oven control board or that there is a runaway temperature. You will want to test the oven sensor for 1090 ohms of resistance at room temp. If this test ok then the issue will be a control board that is faulty.

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Ray for Model Number kenmore 790.95329302

We were preheating the oven when a loud bang occurred accompanied by a flash of flame from rear of the upper control panel. This tripped the circuit breaker. I disassembled the panel and checked the control board, large burn marks were on the circuit board. F1 error codes and the oven is inoperative, the range rings work until a fault code appears , about every 30 seconds, then if you hit reset, they come back on again. Will replacing the control board fix this or is there another problem which caused the control board to overload and burn up? Thank you

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Ray, The oven control board will be the root cause for this unit to not operate properly.

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Curtis, You will want to check the oven sensor for a resistance of 1090 ohms at room temp. If this checks ok then the issue will be a faulty control board.

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Nicholas, With the element and the sensor checking ok then this issue would be caused by a faulty oven control board.

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Nick, If there is no thermal fuse on the back of the unit then this issue will be a faulty control board on the unit.

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Mike for Model Number JTP25SH4SS

Turned oven on, heard a pop and saw some smoke come from the bottom of the oven. Bake and broil elements both wouldn't work. Everything else works. Replaced oven control board, nothing. Just a relay clicking off and on again every few minutes as the oven attempts to heat. I replaced the thermal fuse as well, but no improvement. I have a multimeter, but I will be honest, I don't have the first clue where to attach the probes to get a reading. Any help would be great!

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Mike, You will want to check the power supply to make sure that there is no damage at the terminal block. It is likely that there may be a bad terminal block where the connection may have been loose and caused this issue to occur.

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