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Anonymous Posted on Jan 18, 2010

While baking cookies at 350 there was a loud buzzing and then an electrical smell. Then the oven began to heat rapidly and would not stop. I turned off the breaker and assume this is a burned out thermostat? Frigidaire Elite

  • Anonymous Jan 20, 2010

    I removed the EOC (Electonic Oven Controls) or ECB (Electronic Control Board) and then removed the covers to the two relays that are mounted on it. Sure enough they were burnt-up. You cannot buy the relays separately, so a new EOC board costs about $225.00 (got the same price from several retail suppliers in the area) and can take anywhere from 5 days to 2 weeks to be shipped in. This oven is 20 years old.

    I went to best buy and bought an oven for $389.00. It is being delivered tomorrow.

    Thanks for your help

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Yes a burnt out thermostat is the most likely cause, you may need to check the heating element for signs of overheating as well though.

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