Amana Ovens - Popular Questions, Answers, Tips & Manuals

That will depend upon the issue you have with it.

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Turn the oven off and let it cool. The lock should turn off after col down.

Error code f6 is an incorrect voltage code. The first thing to do is go to the breaker box and shut the power off to the oven. In some cases there maybe more than 1 breaker controlling the oven, make sure all the power is removed for 5 minutes. After waiting the 5 minutes test the oven if it works all is good, if not you need to gain access to the main board and start checking powers in and out. A lot of the time on a good visual inspection of the wiring and main board you will find the problem due to a melted or burnt spot. I hope this helps.

Un plug the power to the oven and see if it resets.

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LOC often indicates that the control panel has been locked to prevent accidentally turning on (or off) the oven. This is useful when you clean the control panel (or have small children). Look on the appliance for a notation to press and hold a touch pad (or pair of them) to engage the control panel lock. On at least one model, you would press and hold Start for 3+ seconds to toggle the lock on and off. On some models, this could indicate that the oven door is locked for cleaning. If the lock is flashing, then the switch is giving an incorrect door lock status. Check if the door is locked. For this situation, you can try unplugging (or turning off the circuit breaker) for 60 seconds or longer. If the message returns and the door is unlocked, then the lock assembly may need to be replaced. I hope this helps. Please add a comment with the model number of your appliance and indicate if the oven door is locked or not, for more information. Cindy Wells

That error means the main control board has a internal failure. The board will have to replaced to fix that issue. If you need detailed repair help with that visit the link below: Appliance Repair Help With Live Chat

This sounds crazy but have you unplugged the range from the wall and plugged it back in?

Usually, this is a keypad problem, keys are internally shorting intermittently causing the beep at odd times. Touch controls are still available for this model, enter your model# on a parts supply site and find your color....

Propane? was it a recent install? Gas orifices must be changed and regulator added or removed depending on which fuel is being used, you may need a conversion kit.

Try a local independent appliance parts store. They may still have it in stock. Check your phone book under appliance repair/parts.

the membrane has tiny conductive traces within it and each button completes a different circuit when it is pushed, the traces cannot be revealed without mutilating the touchpad beyond repair...

The easiest way would be to throw your circuit breaker, wait 10-15 minutes for good measure, to clear capacitance, then flip the breaker back on. If the display is damaged or dim, get the display board re-built.

Here is a link to a site that has diagrams of your oven. Parts for Amana ARGS7650E P1130760NE Cavity Parts

You need to change the jets , different gasses have a different size hole in the jet. The manufacture supplies other jets, if the appliance is designed for both gasses. LP (propane) jets have a smaller hole than Natural (Methane) Gas. The pressure of LP gas is higher, to be able to suck in more oxygen.

I checked three online warehouses, that part is not available.

I will say that is the control board that is not working properly. Have you try to unplugged for phew minutes?, this will reset the current settings. If not, I will star replacing the control board. Good Luck!.

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