My wife heard a loud pop the other night while using our oven. I don't know the model # of the oven. The circuit breaker blew and when I reset it the power came back to the range and everything worked except the oven didn't heat on bake or broil. The oven controls still work but no heating of the elements. I took the control unit out to find a large portion of the board blackened. My question is, I obviously need a new control board but do I have other components that may have caused this burnout? As far as I can see the heating elements are the only other thing in the circuit. Could they be causing the problem or is the board the only thing I need to replace. Also, where can I buy a board. It is a Spitfire Controls Inc. Model # 316207509 SF 5301-S7509-N? Thank you!
Although you dont have hte model number , that is indeed a correct and valid part number for the control lists for a about $120. since your back there give a quick look at the wiring into the unit, is that ok ??? adn where the burnout is on the control does it appear to have shorted out against the back wall??? perhaps a relay on the board just blew??? i really wouldn't thinkn tha another component was goning to make that go bad, also ck the bake and broil elements for continuity, perhapa wire fell off the element blowing out the control
I have this unit in my oven as well. In mine the relay welded shut and it won't turn off. It is likely you have a similar problem. Your choices are (a) track and repair the problem on the board, probably the relay,
or (B) buy a new board. They are not hard to replace and you can be done in about 30 minuets or less. A search of the net will find you one.
F U Sears!
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I appreciate your inquiry, Stephanie Givan!
From what you are describing it sounds like a possible short with your breaker box or issue with your terminal block within your Frigidaire range. I would recommend reaching out to a professional technician for a proper diagnosis to be completed. The technician will have the correct tools to check for any electrical issues within the range to make sure the correct component is being replaced. This will help avoid any unnecessary part purchases. -Matt
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I just had the EXACT same thing happen and was wondering the same thing, if it's just the EOC that needs replaced or if something else caused it? FYI you can get the EOC for 109.74 at myapplianceparts.com, that's the cheapest i've found.
Same exact problem with Frigidaire model GLEFS77CBB! Everything works, but oven will not heat. Very frustrating since this was NOT a cheap model and is less than 5 years old. I bought all new appliances for my home when we built it less than 5 years ago from Sears. So far have had to REPLACE dishwasher, washer, refrig, and now perhaps oven if not repairable. Sears has the WORST service department that I have ever had to deal with - guess that's what you get for shopping at a big box store.
We had the same problem. On a Frigidaire FEFL77AQH smooth top Range with self cleaning oven.
After I tried to unsnap the EOC from it's plastic case, and jostled the oven around. It is now working again.
Maybe a relay got stuck and while I was poking around it freed it self up?
Same thing happened to me yesterday. Looks like I got several more years use out of mine you two did. Still frustrating none the less. My Father has a olive drab Magic Chef double stack oven and an electric stove top original to the house when he built it in the mid 60's. All three still work! They just don't make things the way the use to.
we are haviogn teh same issue and the part number takes me to a Fridgidaire washing machine
I just had the exact same thing happen to me. Breaker blew and oven wouldn't heat but range top would. I tested for voltage at the the outlet and at the plug connection on the oven. Both were good. I tested the resistance on both heating elements and they were at 16.3 (that's good). I removed the control board assembly, removed the board from the plastic housing and noticed the relay that controls elements (the orange wire) had a bad solder connection. Looked like a small power surge happened when the breaker popped and blew off the solder. I fixed the solder connection with my soldering iron and a bit of solder, put it all back together and the oven works now. Took about 30 min to fix. Saved myself $150+. There's a few youtube videos that'll walk you through how to test the voltage & resistance.
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