SOURCE: Oven not working in Bake setting
Visually inspect the element for any kind of rupture on the shield covering the element. If it looks good the next step is the wire connections at the back of the element. Most likely is has a burnt wire.You will have to pull the back cover off to check this.
SOURCE: heating element will not heat
With all that you said, I would suspect an open or faulty element. It is pretty much the most obvious solution.
If you have any electronically ability and you are going to open the oven, use an ohm or resistance meter, check the amount of ohms and use the upper element as a reference for the correct reading.
The element will either read open or good. You can use a light tester also and if the light lights between the two connectors of the elements, then it is ok and look elsewhere.
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SOURCE: model FEFL78CBC frigidaire oven bottom (bake)
We had the same thing happen and now they came and said it was the clock that needs to be replaced. They said that controls the oven. Even though clock is on and working the function for turning on the oven is not
SOURCE: I have a Thermadore SMW272YP
Hi,
The next thing that I would try would be the Thermal sensor...
Here is the thermal sensor kit...
http://www.appliancepartspros.com/part_details.aspx?part_id=2831584
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The oven is a Frigidaire wall unit. PLEB30S8CCA
Already replaced bake element. Still didn't fix problem. Just removed control panel and sent it off to CoreCentric. Hoping that is the fix!
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