Curt September 08, 2023 for Model Number lrg3194bd gas oven works up to 300 degrees any temperature higher than that trips the gfi
1 Answer Curt, it would be recommended that the main control EBR85103103, power control EBR84839803, sensor EBG61305805, and wires be inspected for any evident signs of damage or shorted sections. Read More...
Nick September 30, 2022 for Model Number NLG3193BD / 00 The lcd display is unreadable, some of the lines do not light up to distinguish between a 5 or a 6, or an eight or nine. The display can also seem to show letters. I also have issues with the oven not coming to temperature during bake cycle. The range has displayed an F9 code also. The oddest thing is the range will display the degree symbol with the time intermittently.
1 Answer Nick, unfortunately, the model number provided is not showing as a valid number. If the model number from the model/serial tag could be verified and provided in a new post, this may allow the most accurate testing information to be presented. Read More...
Steve June 30, 2021 for Model Number LRG3091ST/03 Oven seems to preheat to correct temperature but doesn't maintain proper temperature. you can hear and see the oven reignite but the temperature slowly falls. I have replaced the oven temp sensor but the problem still exists. What would be the probable cause of this if the temp sensor is good?
1 Answer Steve, It would be recommended to check to make sure that the oven safety valve is getting proper voltage when running. You should get between 3.3 and 3.6 Vac at the oven safety valve when the igniter is on. It could be that there is a weak igniter that is causing this or the valve is not opening properly. Read More...
Steve December 09, 2020 for Model Number LGR7646EQ3 I am experiencing a problem with erratic temperature control on my LG LRG3081ST gas range. It often overshoots the set temperature by over 100-deg, then drops far below. I've replaced the temp sensor, although it wasn't defective. By process of elimination, it seems it must be either the oven control board (Part #EBR73815106) or the power control board (Part #EBR60969206). Both parts are well over $100/ea. Can anybody confirm / recommend WHICH of these parts it is most likely to be, and should be replaced?? There doesn't seem to be a direct way of testing them. Thanks!
Kurt August 08, 2019 I have a model LRG3091ST/02 range made by LG it is plugged into a GFCI outlet after trying to turn it on bake it tripped the GFCI. I pulled the back panel and checked for burnt/bad wiring all is ok. I unplugged one connection at a time and would set it to bake and it would trip the GFCI until I got to the temp sensor. once removed I could go to bake and it would attempt to start but would click out of bake and beep several times. I ohm tested the temp sensor and did not get any reading. thinking it was bad I ordered a sensor and replaced it. I'm back to the same thing. I am thinking the power supply board is bad? Thank You
1 Answer Hello Kurt, As per the installation guide for this model: A word about GFCI's- GFCI's are not required or recommended for gas range receptacles.Ground Fault Circuit interrupters (GFCI's) are devices that sense leakage of current in a circuit and automatically switch off power when a threshold leakage level is detected. These devices must be manually reset by the consumer. The National Electrical Code requires the use of GFCI's in kitchenreceptacles installed to serve countertop surfaces. Performance of the range will not be affected if operated on a GFCI-protected circuit but occasionalnuisance tripping can occur. Read More...