20 Most Recent Whirlpool RBS275PD Electric Single Oven - Page 9 Questions & Answers

Hello,
Try this link:
http://kitchen.manualsonline.com/manuals/indesit/indesit_oven_product_list.html

click on choices below letter F.
Good luck,
Vinnie

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Do you have a push button in the centre , between 2 dials and under display? If so, try pushing it twice then turn oven dial

First make sure you have power to the control board. If so, the control board has failed. It is no-longer-available but can be rebuilt by fixyourboard.com.

It sounds the the control panel is locked.
To unlock:
Press and hold START/ENTER for 5 seconds.
You will hear a single tone and “LOC”
will disappear from the temperature
display and you should be back in business.

FYI To re-lock it do the same proceedure except the LOC feature will re activate, this is a nice feature to prevent the oven being turned on when cleaning the control panel.

ths burner is having a melt down and if it hasn't burned out it will . replace it / some burners can act like a sparkler and burn till it wll damage the oven surface . so I would just replace . mm

HI. This is quite common in most self clean ovens of this nature. During a self cleaning cycle, your oven reaches temperature up to 935 degrees. This is a very vulnerable situation and this is also when most temperature sensor fail, if this option is used regularly. Once the temperature monitor fails, the internal temperature will reach an over temperature state(1000 degrees F) that will literally weld the relay contacts on the rear of the main control board. This will cause the unit to stop working, due to the damage that has occurred to the main board. It may seem to be normal, but as you can see, you have no control over your baking elements, heating cycle and locking mechanism. The elements are fine, but the relays that control them are damaged, due to the high overheating issue that has occurred, due to a failed sensor during the self cleaning process.

The necessary actions are to replace the main control board and the oven temperature sensor. If you need confirmation, simply, test the elements for proper continuity. Normal elements of this nature should show some form of continuity(15-124 ohms). The tempreture sensor should be in the range of(1100 ohms when at room temperature). If the elements and sensor test out ok, only replace the main control board(EOC/ERC/PCB).

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Well you may have blown a fuse in the control panel. If it gets too hot for the controls the fuse melts and kills power so that the controls won't be damaged.


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some elements could be blown out, check and replase

replace relay board

check the thermal

The unit has to be cool for the solenoid that powers the lock to open. If the unit is cool, unplug or switch the appliance off at the breaker. Problems after cleaning cycles are an extremely common occurrence. The heat often fries circuitry and causes all sorts of misery for consumers. If the oven does not reset, please look at your error code again. The codes are usually either 2 or 4 digits, not 3. I am not familiar with FO6, probably because the appliance is made for Spain? In any event, in the U.S., F0 is the electronic board behind the clock. Please try the unplug/power step and let me know if it doesn't work. Thanks.

change the lock assy

Since the clean cycle was interrupted by turning the breaker off it may need to be restarted. Start the clean cycle like you normally would, then after it starts and runs for a couple of minutes, push cancel and see if it unlocks. If not the lock would need to be manually moved by putting a flat thin angled tool or stiff cardboard carefully between the door and oven cavity on the top of the door, slowly move this to the left, you will feel resistance when you get to the latch in the center. If you hit it right it will unlock.

The problem is the oven temperature sensor has failed. This is located inside the oven near the top back. It is long thin tube like.Remove the 2 screws and remove the sensor. Check with an ohmeter you should have approx 1100 ohms within 10% if not replace. This is easy to replace. Enter your model 3 for diagrams and illustrations at www.appliancehelponline.com All parts come with installation instructions.

There is no reset button on this model.

Check to make sure your circuit breaker is not tripped in the home.

There are internal safety thermal devises that could have tripped or the main control board gone out.

press the clock button to set the time. Press the "up" button which looks like a triangle symbol or the "down" button whih looks like a triangle upside down symbol until the correct time is on the display , then hold in the clock button for 5 seconds for the time to be displayed.

all whirlpool ovens have a thermal fuse on the back that will break when the oven gets to hot replace it and you will be working again