Amana AEW4530DDS Electric Single Oven - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

Usually the keypad is separate and connected with a ribbon cable.If so, you just need to order a new keypad assembly

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A qualified technician needs to troubleshoot the unit and determine if the bubble-keypad has broken or the control board that 'controls' it. The control board would be my guess, and would also cost the most.

THIS IS A TOUGH SPOT BECAUSE YOU HAVE A GOOD WORKING OVEN BUT YOUR CONTROLS ARE SHOT AND THE REPAIR PRICE IS HIGH. THE TOUCH PANEL YOU NEED IS A PART #5765M474-60 PCB DISPLAY AND IT RETAILS FOR $263.33 JUST FOR THE PART. WHAT SOUNDS LIKE MAY HAVE HAPPENED IS THE PANEL BROKE SOME OF THE WIRE MEMBRANES IN THE PANEL ITSELF. THE MEMBRANES ARE JUST VERY THIN FLAT WIRES THAT RUN ON THE BACK OF THE TOUCH PANEL AND THE DAMAGED ONES ARE THE ONES YOU CAN NO LONGER OPERATE. THE REAL QUESTION TO ASK YOURSELF IS HOW MUCH IS THIS OVEN WORTH AND IF REPAIRED HOW MUCH LIFE TILL YOU THINK IT MAY NEED TO BE REPAIRED AGAIN. YOU MAY BE BETTER OFF USING IT TILL IT FINALLY DIES OR REPLACING IT. HOWEVER IF YOU REALLY ENJOY YOUR OVEN AND WANT IT BROUGHT BACK TO 100% CHECK WITH SOME PARTS SELLERS AND GET YOUR NEW PANEL ORDERED. WWW.SEARSPARTDIRECT.COM OR WWW.REPAIRCLINIC.COM

Can you locate the model number on the oven? Also any particular name of the stove? The manufactured year. These should all be available on a stainless steel or aluminum attached plate , probably on the back of the stove or inside the door.
I wouldn't try using the self cleaning feature until we get some advice. it could lock up on you and not UNLOCK. Normally self cleaning takes place at 600 or more degrees .

I'm sure others still have the same stove., I will see what I can find for you.

it requires a professional due to electrical connections

That will depend upon the issue you have with it.

This explains why you don't open up microwave ovens and try and repair them. https://www.fixya.com/support/r29874712-repairing_microwave_ovens ..

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

See if you can get a manual here https://searchmanuals.net/search7/?keyword=%2Bowners+%2Bmanuals&gclid=CjwKCAiAqt7jBRAcEiwAof2uKwzE1jBmBNKl9hqWd4TyeToXsj80tGOrdxRc3s6LGEWtoEA-xsOXLBoCIhQQAvD_BwE

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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!.

pull the oven part out and check the connections on top of the oven where all the controls are ,bet it has a burnt or corroded connection here between the supply for the top and the oven