20 Most Recent Whirlpool GBD307PDS Electric Double Oven - Page 3 Questions & Answers

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Hello,

The thermal fuse is located on the back of the upper oven to get to it to replace it the oven would need to be removed from the cabinet and the back panel removed ( not fun but what must be done) here is a image of what the thermal fuse looks like.




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Well have ya tried to disconnect the power to it for at least 5 minutes then restore it and see if it resets itself

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I understand based on your post you have the Whirlpool GBD307PDS09 double oven with the "fading display" scenario, correct ?

The issue with these displays is they can lose their intensity over time because of the fluorescent tube technology they use, hence the only remedy is to rebuild the control/display kit...the display only is not available.

**For the display/timer your only option (the only one I'm aware of)... it's the one I recommend as opposed to replacing the entire unit, is to have the existing display and control rebuilt...the down side is this will require the parts to be removed and sent away**

Here you'll find all the info pertaining to this option by clicking on the link's I've provided below. The first is the Whirlpool visitors site, the second is a list of timer numbers they do (yours is 8302319)

http://www.corecentricsolutions.com/published/whirlpoolappliancepartsrepair

http://www.corecentricsolutions.com/WP_Parts_List.html


Hope this helps move you forward. Let me know if I can assist you further and good luck.

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Macmarkus :)

I would check the circiut breakers in the breaker to you house, it sound like you have a open breaker.

Mine does the same thing. Not sure why? Let me know if you find out.

HI,
Sounds like you need a repair person to check out the power to your display (clock), If your clock has power but will not display you could need either the transformer (low voltage 12 volts) or a ERC (which is the clock). Lately I have noticed transformers have been on the rise in several of these models. Also the transformer is alot cheaper than the ERC. If you can test this, you will find the connection you need is on the board as you tip the control panel, you will find the light blue wire bottom right of the control board. If you have 12 volts to the clock there, your clock is bad, in not your transformer has failed.
If you have never done anything like this call someone to help you, Be safe with electricity!!!
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For some reason I get the same error code every time we have a power outage. If you push and hold the "lower off" button for about ten or 15 seconds it will unlock and reset. Hope this helps.

Self clean is hard on controls. I do not recommend self clean. Kills expensive parts. If the temp goes above 300 in the control panel, a control panel fuse will melt, killing the power to the control.
It looks like this:


Service manual for late model whirlpool double oven and some more interesting oven stuff

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