Amana Kitchen Ranges - Answered Questions & Fixed Issues

There's really no way to bypass the temperature sensor, and for safety reasons you really don't want to.

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...

Same problem: and this will be the 3rd time. This range is junk! (However, I do agree with some repairmen who've said it is the fancy electronic panels.) I have a whirlpool dishwasher that just stopped working due to it's electronic panel. I can hardly wait to see what happens with my new washer/dryer.

Have you check for power on the fan and traced the wired back to the power switch.

bad ignitor

I need wiring diagram Amana stove

Contact manufacturers they may help. :-)

I get a F9 error but my Amana isn’t self cleaning and doesn’t have a latch. I’m confused.

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.

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faulty switch get one from the service agent spares

There are only three components associated with the F3 error and that is your oven sensor, associated wiring, and ERC. After replacing your oven sensor and checking the wiring, then by order of deduction your ERC is the problem. You may have to search for a used one online or at used appliance stores or send it in to be rebuilt by Corecentrics or Fixyourboard.com. You always have the option to buy another range.

Yes you should as you have started the cycle and now let it finish, should only take around 15 minutes.