20 Most Recent Whirlpool RBD305PD Electric Double Oven - Page 8 Questions & Answers

Hi did the fuse or breaker tripped off fora while..Check as well the thermostat by opening the back cover of the oven..there are several reason thermostat might not be working for the upper element.They are responsible of adjusting temperature.Using a tester yuo can check the continuity of the temperature control or the temperature control need to be calibrated.or somehow controls had been busted..Selector switch might as well been busted ..

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Hello mjama,

I understand that you are having a problem with your cook top sparking after cleaning. If you are talking about your burner/element sparking this is usually the case when the element is fixing to go out and needs to be replaced. However, if this is not what you are talking about please post make and model of your cook top and what is sparking.

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Ovens run on a 220 Volt circuit. That is two 110 Volt wires in reality, one from each side of the main. If one line is tripped only part of the oven will work. Check the Main for a tripped circuit. The range breaker should have a metal bar or pin connecting both halves of the breaker. If not it can trip on one side only. If you installed the "pig tail" yourself, turn off the main oven breaker and double check your connections. Black on each side (one may be red) and white wire in the middle. Neutral ground wire to metal plate of fixture.

If the power connections are correct and your panel still does not work it will probably need replacing. Do not open the access panel if it is under warranty (breaking a warranty seal will void the warranty) or you are not qualified to work on the wiring. It is better to call a tech without opening it. If you have opened it and then call a tech it will probably cost much more to fix as they will have to check ALL the circuits to be sure you have not damaged it.

Since it is a wall mounted unit be sure to check the wire for adequate slack and that it does not get crushed when the oven is installed. Metal Flex conduit is recommended (and may required in your area) between the wall supply box and the oven to protect the wire from shorting or damage.

Caution - 220 Volts can easily kill a person.

Probably your heating element has failed, dependant on appliance the element can be found in the oven itself at the back behind a panel that normally has a couple of screws holding the panel in place. reasonably easy to fit yourself and not very costly.

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Error code F1 is displayed due to electronic oven control failure and the only way to solve this problem is by replacing the control board which is bad. Sorry for the bad news but hope you understand... Please get back to me if you have any other questions.

Kevin

you can run it at 350 for like a half hour or so and you'll smell a funny smell from the metal heating up,when i replace an ignitor or an element i run it for like 10 minutes just to burn off the smell of the metal.i'm sure the factory already had that fired up to check it but i would start it and burn anything off of it that might be in there before i cooked anything,it can't hurt it.good luck with your new machine.

Hi Pwaldo,

If you're experiencing error E6 F2 it might caused by faulty control board or control panel. Here are some ways to check this error, you can just assemble the control panel back or just unplug and replug the keypad ribbon. You could also try to do the following steps below for additional troubleshooting.

1. Disconnect the Oven from the power outlet ( remove the power from the oven ).

2. Please open the control panel then unplug the key pad ribbon from the control board.

3. Now assemble the control panel back then plug the oven to the power outlet then try powering it on.
--> please wait for few hours and observe the machine.

4. If you still have the same problem like the error E6 F2, you need to replace the control board.
- you may try to search on this part number for the control board AP3595759.

--> If you noticed that error did not show up, you need to replace the control panel ( the keypad comes as a control panel assembly ).
- please try to search for this part number for the control panel AP3131755.

- you may also contact the manufacturer to consult the part numbers.

Hope it may helps.

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F3 means that the oven temperature sensor has a open circuit. Check connection from sensor to the control board. If connection is good, replace oven temperature sensor. Hopefully the wires are long enough, then you can unscrew oven sensor and pull the connector thru hole to check connection and to replace. If its not long enough, you will have to remove oven from wall to check

We fix this problem frequently, here's a short article about it:

http://www.fixyourboard.com/techzone/ovens/e6_f2/e6_f2.html