Frigidaire FEB27S5A Electric Single Oven - Page 2 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

Ok, I'm assuming the element is the ignitor right? The trick here is the ignitor, if it's a glow type. The ignitor must decrease it's resistance enough to allow the gas valve to receive it's calibrated min current to open. If the ignitor is bad it can glow just fine but if the intensity is not sufficient, the resistance will not be decreased enough to trigger the gas valve. Sorry to get complicated. I would replace the ignitor first and go from there. Hope this helps.

Rich
Western Appliance Repair
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heatman101

" Wish I had read this first. I never would have used the self cleaningoption. Thanks for the info!!

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heatman101

" Wish I had read this first. I never would have used the self cleaningoption. Thanks for the info!!

i have a double caprice oven and the top oven wont go - something to do with timers
can u help

hello,

Have you check on the element to be alright ?
but am sure that it is a powering problem may be you change the wire and the element at a time and make sure you are buying the original thermostat from the same company for easy compatible .

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http://www.retrevo.com/samples/Frigidaire-Oven-manuals.html
Your user manual above.

Hello, F11 is definitely a key stuck failure and I didn't require any parts to fix this.
The cause of the problem is an over abundant use of double sided tape at the factory. I suspect that either heat or continued use of certain buttons causes the glue to weep into the button/contact pad causing the button to stick to the contact. On powering up our range showed PF and if you waited 10-15 secs without touching any keys F11 would display and and there was continuous beeping. I verified this was the case by removing the upper rear panel of the stove and disconnecting the keypad connector from the upper left of the lockout board. Then on powering up our range simply sat there showing PF. Of course you can't get past this with the keyboard disconnected anyway.
The fix--- to make repair easier I removed the glass panel to which the keypad is stuck from the range. Pull off the burner knobs and you will find plastic nuts holding the glass panel to the metal housing. Remove the plastic nuts (make sure you let the keyboard connector go first by pulling the connector lock -small tabs on either side of the keyboard ribbon - towards you about 1/8". The ribbon cable will then slide right out.) Use a razor blade to gently work your way around the plastic trim bezel and remove the bezel. The keypad actually consists of three plastic sheets sandwiched together. You only need to remove the top 2 layers. Layer 1 is the printed keypad and layer 2 is the contact pad.
You have to be careful in all this or you may crease or damage a panel. I started the edge with a razor blade and then stuck in the edge of a spatula. The idea is not to slide the spatula in but rather to insert it a small amount and lift. Slide it in a little more and lift. Just have a little patience and don't simply try and slide the spatula in or you may scrape the keypad and/or contact pad. While I suppose the more AR of us would then have to clean all the double sided tape off I simply cleaned up the keypads and matching contact pads. I stuck the whole thing back together and reattached the keyboard ribbon cable (hold it in place while pushing in the cable lock mentioned above. If you aren't too squeamish you can test the keypad while you have everything apart as follows: Connect the contact pad (this is the part with the ribbon cable attached) to the lockout board. Power up the stove. At PF touch one of the keypads to the stop/cancel contact pad. The PF should be cleared and you should be able to operate the oven by touching one of the keypads to appropriate contact pads.

Thanks

Most likely cause is the bake element/ignitor.

try to press and hold the clear off key for three to five seconds.you may need to remove the back panel and remove the door lock mechanism in order to release the lock try unplugginf the unit for a couple of minutes as well

Download the operators manual from http://www.retrevo.com/search/v2/jsp/mytrevo/myTrevo.jsp?page=man and read step by step the oparation

Hi,

The part is called the terminal block and is part number 5304409888

It gets burned due to not being connected tight when the oven was installed or worked on last.

Replace the block and repair any burned wire ends. Make sure connections are tight and you will be good to go

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Check out this tip that I wrote about this problem...

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heatman101

Hello there!

It depends over a lot ot sets of those self cleaning oven...

IS there any instruction manual for that device, there must be, search over the internet i really dont know what could i suggest to you if i dont have any details. Good luck! =)

Sincerely
Aleksandar Adzic

Hi,
Here is a tip that I wrote about that problem...

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heatman101

It should glow almost a bright white. If its just an orange glow then replace the ignitor. Its probably just weak. If its weak it will not allow enough current to flow through it to open the gas valve. Good luck _MJ_

Hello- Sorry - no good news here. The code described- F5 - indicates control board failure. The only solution is to replace the clock timer. Part is about 150$.  Installation is fairly easy, if cost is justified. These computers are the weakest link in modern ovens. If you do go with repair, avoid using the 'self-clean' function. This is the usual cause of control failure. Please acknowledge this post if informative.- Thanks-  Ed

I want to find a list of repair shops, but I only get first four icons, not the one that list repair shops can you help me.

sounds like you have problems with the main pcb,or clock. If you need further help, I’m available over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/dude_653d05454b389bba

check the voltage going into the heating element. If you've got voltage then that means the element is bad, if you don't there must be a break in the line somewhere between the thermostat and the element.

Sounds like the igniter, Here is a video that shows you how to test it. Scroll down to How to Troubleshoot a gas oven that won't heat.
www.appliancehelponline.com/servicemanual.html