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Customer Questions and Answers for Power Control Board Assembly by Lg

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Part Number: OEM15211053
Manufacturer Part Number: 6871W1N011D

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For Lg Power Control Board Assembly (Part Number: OEM15211053)

Gerardo for Model Number LRE30757ST/00

Two heating elements don't work in my range. The back left and the 11.75" Right front. I checked the rear front element for continity and it works the front shows continuity in the inner in one of the elements not so sure how to get to the external one. The issue I found i the erratic behavior of the two elements mentioned before they work randomly. If the rear I turned high. It works but when I take it to a 5 or six it does not comes back at all or do not heat what suppose to heat. The dual right front it hardly works. After several trials it did work once as soon as I change temperature it died. I also notice when I turn two of the small ones, the one that does not work properly dies completely.

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Gerardo,

The elements sound like they are working and this would be an issue with the control board that is causing this issue.

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Jose' , Yes, the 6871W1N011D / 6871W1N011D PCB Sub Assembly would be the most likely problem, the relay is stuck and sending constant power to the burner element and causing the burner to remain on. The part is in stock and available at this time. Thanks,

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Ben,

With this issue, the most likely cause would be that the control board is faulty and would need replaced.

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Ben,

You will want to test the oven sensor to make sure that the sensor is reading 1090 ohms of resistance. If this checks ok then the issue will likely be in the main control board of the unit.

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Gac,

You will want to check the power supply to the unit to ensure that there is 240 vac to the unit. If there is proper power then the most likely cause for this issue would be a faulty Oven control board EBR74164805.

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