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Originally Posted by: mcdowell_112  I have a frigidaire range unit it will call for bake and broil but will not heat is the board bad?model #FEF326BB.The top elements work fine and I have power coming to the left side of elements but not on the right side. Very likely the problem is a bad EOC. If you need the correct part number, verify the model number you posted. You missed some letters. Gene.
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Originally Posted by: jsw9674 Gene,
I have a similiar problem and it sounds like the EOC needs to be replaced. I heard a pop and the stove works, but not the oven.
Is this something I should be able to replace myself (as I'm fairly handy) and should I go through specific checks before purchasing the EOC? Also, any advice on what to do/not do when replacing the EOC?
Thank you for your time.
Jim Jim, Sorry I missed your post. If it is not too late what is the complete model number of the range? Gene.
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Hello Gene
Wishing you well. I have a Firgidaire gas range/electric oven (mod#plcf489cc) in which the symptom is simply no 240v to bake element. The warmer, convection and broiler appear to work. There are two seperate relays, seperate from the EOC. Is there a way to test these relays? I don't know what's next. Thank you for your time. anthony
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Hi Anthony,
I'll be more than glad to help but you missed the last letter in the model number. Verify and repost it please.
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Ah-ha! Thank you, Gene for your attention.
I am missing a 'C'. Here is the whole thing.
Model#PLCF489CCC
I appreciate and look forward to your help.
anthony
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Anthony, There is nothing else but the EOC what can cause such problem ( wiring diagram), especially if there is only one 120 VAC leg to the Bake element is missing. - The EOC Part number: AP2127066
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Gene,
Thank you very much! Confirmed my intial thoughts, I wasn't certain.
Thanks again!
anthony
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You are welcome Anthony. Keep us posted.
Gene.
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I have an Electric Range model FEF366EMC. The broiler (top element) works fine. The stove top (all 4) work fine. But the bottom element in the oven doesn't work! What gives??? I can't live without my oven!
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