20 Most Recent Whirlpool RBS245PDS Electric Single Oven - Page 8 Questions & Answers

stoves with an electrode start igniter do not lite up pilot by adding a flame, that will not work. u need to find out why and where is the power to igniter is not coming from? the spark module or a bad igniter?

Probably control panel failure. The "electrician" could have determined that.

The parts diagram here, https://www.appliancepartspros.com/oven-parts-for-whirlpool-ggp84800.html , lists the oven temperature as part 8. That is Whirlpool part AP6011627. Note: the F3 error indicates that the ERC (electronic range control/clock) isn't getting the message from the temperature sensor. It can also occur if the wiring is damaged or the ERC is faulty. You may want to check for damaged wiring if the new sensor doesn't cure the F3 error. Then check the ERC pins where the temperature sensor connects to it. If the error persists, the only solution is usually to replace the ERC. The ERC for the GGP84800 is not be available any longer as a new part. You may be able to get a remanufactured ERC. I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

many stoves have what is called SABBATH mode and if so you need to tell it that it is not Sunday i personally would call a repair service

What is the model number of your Whirlpool Oven?

if the part you replaced was ignitor then check control board see if voltage to ignitor

Hello Again Cesca. Welcome to Round 2. Here is your glass as a replaceable item and available to the public to change themselves https://www.4whirlpool.co.uk/cooker-oven/obi-b10s-857915415531/door-glass/catalogue.pl?path=600151&model_ref=11355515&refine=door%20glass Here are instructions from Whirlpool how to remove Whirlpool oven doors with and without latches. Yours is more modern, so it has safety latches. https://producthelp.whirlpool.com/Cooking/Wall_Ovens_and_Ranges/Product_Info/Oven_Product_Assistance/Removing_and_Replacing_the_Oven_Door The handle is normally the upper fixing point and there will be two screws at the bottom, probably Torx or Philips head screws. I am still looking for something specific to your model, but removing doors and splitting them is a pretty generic thing to do. On one of the images you posted There may be something hiding under that small rectangular tab, probably the upper screw fixing. Second image here https://www.fixya.com/support/t29803641-remove_inner_glass_from_oven_door_obi Your image 3, clearly shows the same latches in the instructions from Whirlpool. This video, which I have watched is close enough. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pKHXCRUmKtY And this video which I have also watched shows a three pane glass door stripped in place. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4DeJp3Vw0EE Let me know how you get on. It really isn't a difficult job once you get into it. ..

Not recommended maintenance

The controls will still be on top.

videos in the link https://www.google.com/search?q=Remove+inner+glass+from+oven+door.+OBI+B10+Whirlpoo ..

To Exit Demo Mode:

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2. Scroll and select Explore
3. Select the Tools keypad.
4. Scroll and select INFO.
5. Select Store Demo Mode and select OFF.
6. Select YES on the confirmation screen.

look it up on an appliance online parts store

bad temp sensor that goes from dials to inside oven

You can't. The Government put them there to warn you that something might hurt you, or alert you that a child is playing with the controls.

1. Replace the clock (if it is replaceable) 2. Disconnect clock power

https://www.partselect.com/JustForFun/Whirlpool-Appliance-Fault-Codes.aspx

My guess is the oven controls are smart enough to know something is not working, including the oven heating element, the oven thermostat, or the oven on switch. These are all electrical parts that are dangerous unless you have appliance repair knowledge and experience! You may be able to find a lightly used replacement for less than a service call.

https://www.apgsensors.com/about-us/blog/how-to-use-a-multimeter-to-troubleshoot-your-sensor https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jLVyBycWe9E https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ELiTfD6ehuI Turn the dial of your multimeter and set it to120 volts. Insert the metal tip of the red probe into any of the slanted 120-volt slots, and slip the metal tip of the black probe into the middle (ground) slot. Your multimeter should read approximately 120 volts AC. If it does not, then that circuit is defective. https://www.hunker.com/13416085/how-to-test-a-240-volt-circuit

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1cwzensjA0

A E1-F1 or E1-F2 is a faulty touchpad. FixYourBoard.com has replacements about for NLA ovens. They come with a two year warranty. Reach out to us at 512-355-1108 or [email protected]