Try http://www.managemylife.com/mmh/installation_guides, specifically /133509/KENMORE-ELITE-Counter-Unit-Gas-1009556L?brand_name_search=32353. As a countertop fabricator that is where I locate all the manuals for Sears appliances. All the other appliance companies make it easy to find them on their websites... Sears not so much.
Hi thereAre you sure that the knob that sets the settings is securly fastened?Or that the electronic have not got confused?I would think that you should need to have the knob seen to.all the bestkolbrun
It could be a faulty switch, or a control panel. I would check the wiring first to make sure that everything is connected before I spent any money on it.
The heat and pressure sensor is worn out! Be ready to perform the below type of work to fix the old one. Generally what occurs is the units soldered connections on the main power board warm up as the system warms up. Thus, the loose capacitors, resisters, and diodes are causing the CHANGE when the system warms up. When metal contracts, it expands thus losing the connection needed for a solid connection. This process is normal after the units have reached their service life. Keep in mind that you can repair this but at the expense of time if you have never performed this type of work.
According to your service manual page 9 an F-90 is maximum oven door unlock time exceeded. Here is your SERVICE MANUAL
This video shows how to check the door locking mechanism: This shows how the electric oven high voltage portion of your oven works: If you need further help, reach me via phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/dan_73bbd84fe1d95b61
The F-3 is a bad sensor. Check the sensor. 1100 ohms at room temp. If open, shorted to frame or out of speck it is bad. Sample picture I had on hand. Yours may be in a diff spot but at least you know what to look for. Video: How to check Oven sensor If you need further help, reach me via phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/dan_73bbd84fe1d95b61
