LGGF3044LB SMOKE FROM THE CONTROL PANNEL

unplug unit and wait a few min's then plug it back in it should clear the codes

F7 A = Function pad button stuck or
B = Bad clock Unstick button or
Replace Electronic Range Control (ERC)

This option is only for the people whose primary switch is okay.(Anyone who know how to use multimeter can reply me for solution dealing with electrical system
There are two things you have to do.
1. Door alignment.
Sometimes the door gets mis aligned due to excessive use of oven......because people smack the oven door alot.
FOR ALIGNMENT
MAKE SURE YOU TURN OFF OVEN AND DISCHARGED CAPACITORS.(IF YOU DON'T KNOW HOW TO DISCHARGE THEN REMOVE THE OVEN PLUG AND WAIT FOR 1 HRS TO DESCHARGE CAPACITORS
1. Remove right side pannel
2. remove all the wires and cables that are connected to controle board which are comming from the controle pannel(the pannel that has display and buttons ).
3. There are two nut (9mm or 10mm) that you have to remove to take apart the front control pannel.
4. Once you remove the pannel, put it aside.
5. Now take out all 4 black caps from the oven door.
6. Ready for alignment
7. Lose all four bolts just give 2 turns to lose(don't lose too much).
8. Tap door at the center and then hold it with one end.Use other hand to tighten the bolts.
Now your door is aligned.
Reinstallation is reverse of removal.
SECOND THING
1. open the left side pannel
2. At the top where the door latches .There is an primary switch which needs to be adjusted.
3. loosen the switch and then retighten by aligning it in correct way.

Thanks
SAGAR

I'm not sure if you have removed the trim on the right and left front. so if you have not then open the bottom oven door and in the lower right and left corner near the hing should be a screw, remove them and pull down on the trim pice and now this will revial a screw at the top right of the control pannel on the left and right , now remove them screws and make sure power is turned off at the fuse box and lift on the control pannel. if this does not work you will need to remove the unit.

you need to replace the electronic control board

If you replace the keypad and continue to have the same error you also have to replace the electronic control.

You can contact fixyourboard. com for a price to repair your control at a reduced price over a new control. It also comes back with a better warranty than anew control.

there is a tco (thermal cut off) part under the control pannel.
the local electronics store had them but not the right temp. choices for me where 1 degree cooler or 7 degrees hotter. the part was under $4. online for the right temp they wanted $15.75 s/h. In my oven it was inline with a black wire. both ends had the knife quick connects and is covered in a thick clear plastic. Be carefull. I dont know how but the ribbon cable for the control pannel broke while i was working on it. :( this $4 part did bring the power back on but because of the cable issue no keys worked.

HI, the reason for the non responsive control is being caused by a major fault within the control circuits. the entire control board will need to be replaced. it has failed at this point.

Replacing the Oven control board will solve this issue.

My problem has been repaired by my husband. I do not have the self cleaning on my oven yet the control board thought my self cleaning was on and the door was open. He had to jumper a wire between a connection on pannel to confuse the code and cause the board to set a new error code that could be reset. Which we were able to set the EO code and follow procedure for power disconnect and the board rest. We now have an opperatioal oven. Thank you .

the oven sensor located between the brolier element, its connector melted. replaced for 10.00
works fine