Warming drawer won't close

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Something is wrong with the oven or warming drawer sensors. Usually, the oven sensor.

There is a 'plug and socket' connector at the back of the warming drawer which does wear and eventually start to make erratic or no electrical contact. The drawer electronics read this as an open drawer and switch off the power to the heating element (flashing red light). If your competent the drawer can be stripped down and the contacts serviced or replaced otherwise consult a service technician.

Take out the drawer. Lift it out. Make sure nothing is in the tracks. Take everything out of the drawer. Put it back and watch the tracks. If it closes properly you've over loaded it, otherwise you have bad tracks.

open drawer- use hot dog tongs and fish for rack- or a large kitchen magnet on a string

Hit cancel or kill the power at the electrical/breaker box.

This is a Door lock malfunction. you will need to replace the door lock mechanism. it is faulty.

Test the door lock mech for its operational value to be sure.if the door mech test is good, replace the control(ERC/Clock)

pull your bottom drawer out and lift up on the front of the drawer then remove the drawer. then remove screws to remove the floor pan

All F3-E Codes - Oven Temperature Sensor (RTD) or Warming Drawer Defect - Replace oven temperature sensor (RTD).


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Found that there is an electrical connection at the point the main electric enters the back of the stove. There is a connector for the element that was not connected. Now it works!