20 Most Recent Amana ACF3355 Gas Kitchen Range Questions & Answers

Initors work with oven safety valves and open gas safety valves when the amp draw changes as the ignitor heats up. Ig niters light the flame and then become a thermocouple and send back confirmation of ignition to the central control. The model above uses a glow bar ignitor which is wired in series with the oven control and safety valve. The most common mistake when diagnosing the ignitor is working is you see it glowing. But that does not mean it is strong enough to open the bi-metal inside the gas safety valve which requires a minimum of 3.5 amps to bend the bi-metal so it will release gas to the burner. -PawPaw. If you need further help, reach me via phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/dan_73bbd84fe1d95b61

See this link http://www.partselect.ca/Models/ARG7303CC/ and if yo don't understand it, it is time to call a repairman.

This page has your error codes:
http://www.appliancetimers.com/index.php?page=failure_code_page&manufacturer=amana&type=r
The oven control sensor might be bad, or intermittent, is the codes are right. Since you've replaced the ECM so much, it must be some other component, and it could be the sensor.
Go to this page and select your exact model, and you will see some neat diagrams and parts lists:
http://www.appliancepartspros.com/partsearch/modelsearch.aspx?model=ACF3355
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Can you smell gas? Could be a bad igniter, usually the case on these with this problem.

i'm having the same thing happen to me however the broiler works fine.

Try sliding the panel forward or (back) then lift it up to release. If you need further help, I’m available over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/craig_3fa289bf857b1a3c

U wud certainly taste it if that happend. Plastic not toxic if eaten..only if burned and emits fumes

i would first try the breaker it sounds like you only have half the power coming to unit and the light and clock will work but the heating componets will not as they require the full 220-245 volts
it sounds very odd that everything as far as burners and elements are out but you have a clock display and light... you have lost one of the legs of power somehow...either the double breaker is not fully on and may require turning off oven breaker and resetting or half the breaker has failed... a sure way of testing would be to pull out and with a volt meter test to see that you have 220-245 volts coming to oven,,, hope this helps out repost if anymore questions...

bad ignitor

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Contact manufacturers they may help. :-)

Try disconnecting the power to see if it will reset. If that does not fix it, it will probably need a main board, but more testing needs to be done to know for sure.

Assuming unit has cooled down, unplug for 5 minutes and then plug back in. If code still flashes and door doesn’t unlock, there’s a problem with latch associated parts, the control board, or wiring between the 2.

Not all stoves have thermal fuses.

It could be either. You will have to test voltage to burner. If it’s getting voltage to part of burner that’s not working, then burner is bad. If it’s not getting voltage, switch is bad.

Replace the switch for that burner.

Means oven is getting too hot. Replace oven sensor / probe.

Probably the control / clock that has a bad bake relay. Replace control.