I have a 9 year old Frigidaire electric range. Sporadically the clock starts flashing and range and oven not working.

CHECK THAT YOU HAVE 220 VOLTS TO THE UNIT.

your model # is not full but i found unit and the # is 31818541 it coast 177$ in sears part... it is easy to do by yourself just get the right part and call sears part...
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Hi,

You can try a hard reset by unplugging the range for a good 1/2 hour, then plug back in. Unfortunutely this probably won't work, as these clock/timers are notorious for only lasting a few years. You have to blow $150+ and replace the clock/timer.

Note: A hair dryer will help you get the face off the old one to put onto the new one

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Rnj VINODKUMAR

ah, you lucky guy. You can try a hard reset by unplugging the range for a good 1/2 hour, then plug back in. Unfortunutely this probably won't work, as these clock/timers are notorious for only lasting a few years. You have to blow $150+ and replace the clock/timer. Note: A hair dryer will help you get the face off the old one to put onto the new one.

The main control (Clock board) is bad

Hello,

Here is the error information for Fault Code F7

F7 Lock motor relay watchdog circuit is active when it should be off Microprocessor checking the operation of the EDC lock, relay failed. Replace EDC.
Hope this is helpful, I will also provide you a link to to a helpful site.

http://www.applianceaid.com/fault_codes.html

I have a similar problem with my electric Frigidaire convection oven, which flashes ERR F9 and beeps after finishing a cleaning cycle; if you haven't had to have it repaired professionally by now you might try cutting the circuit breaker to the oven for a few seconds and then turning it back on. My oven takes a few minutes to reset, after the circuit is turned back on, but then will unlock the door and let me reset the clock and continue cooking as normal. . . until the next time I set the clean cycle.

FW
Seattle WA

Please post the model number for he stove in question. Its harder to advise without it.

regards

IF IT HAS A MECHANICAL CLOCK, THE START AND STOP TIMES NEED TO BE SET, THE OVEN CONTROL SET TO CLEAN, AND THE SELECTOR SWITCH SET TO CLEAN.
TO CLEAN NOW SET START TIME TO THE TIME ON THE CLOCK AND THE STOP TIME TO 3 HOURS LATER.
LOCK THE DOOR. IT SHOULD START AND THE CLEAN LIGHT SHOULD ILLUMINATE, OR OVEN ON LAMP SHOULD LIGHT.
IF IT STILL DOESN'T WORK, THERE IS A PROBLEM WITH THE CLOCK OR THE CONTROLS OR THE LOCK ASSEMBLY.
A WIRING DIAGRAM WOULD BE BEST FOR DIAGNOSING THE PROBLEM.

Richard, sounds like you did all the pretests. You'll need a new display panel. When you work on it, be sure to cut the power.