Fadi N. March 12, 2014 for Model Number FEB27S5DSE I own a Frigidaire over that was displaying "F10" error. I followed the service manual and measured the temperature sensor resistance, and it tested within spec. I then ordered a new EOC per the service manual. I installed the new EOC and now I have a new problem. The only functions that work now are setting the clock, the timer, and the oven light. The rest of the buttons don't do anything. I double and triple checked the wires that plug into the EOC along with the ribbon cables. I also verified that the part number on the new EOC matched the old unit. Although I did notice that the old EOC had a Revision M and the new EOC is Revision T. I have a background in avionics and I know that a lot of times when revisions do not match, you end up with compatibility issues. Is this what's happening here? Or is the new EOC simply defective? Any help would be appreciated.
1 Answer Hello Fadi, This sounds like you have received a bad control. The revision number will not mean anything other than the fact that the control has been updated several times. If it were more than that, there would be references to serial numbers for compatibility reasons. The only other thing that could cause this short of not having good connections is if the touch panel has failed. Read More...
Jane June 29, 2013 for Model Number FEB30S5DBF Could you advise how to get the ribbon cables to plug in to the slots. I know you have to squeeze the tabs on the sides to get it to unplug,but I can not plug them back in/
1 Answer Jane, You will need to lift the clips on the control board and push the ribbon harness down into the connector and then push the clip on the connector back in. Read More...