I was using a friend's Frigidaire non-digital Caprice double electric oven and I pressed some of the buttons because the alarm sounded and I did not know how to turn it off. Shortly afterwards, I discovered that the top oven that I had been using was no longer heating and the oven light would not come on again. I have checked the mains fuses and the fuses behind the top panel and they are all OK. The lower oven works fine. The clock is working and the minute timer also. I am fairly certain that I have disengaged the automatic start/stop but I do not have a manual to refer to. What has gone wrong? How do we get the oven going again? Does anyone have a manual I can get a copy of?
Check the clock knobs the older style you had to push in to auto time them make sure the times are on the same time (stop&start) and the buttons are popped out to engage the upper oven if so post the complete Model # and i will get the manual for you
put the knob back on and turn it a full rotation or until you feel it pop out then see if the oven works if not try the same with the other knob ...NOTE>> there will be a little play on the shaft once it pops out (in and out).. one other thing your first post said it was non digtal but you now say electronic clock??
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Hello - I understand you are seeking a control manual for a Frigidaire Double Electric Wall Oven LEEB30T9FEA. You can download the manual to your unit here under the Timer Guide. I hope you find all the information that you need.
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Thank you Master Tech. I could not find a model number when I was at my friend's but I have since read that the model number might be on the (left?) side of the lower oven. Is this right?
There is what we thought was a serial number on the lower rim of the top oven.
When you say "Check the clock knobs", are you referring to the auto start and stop knobs? I presume you are not referring to the electronic clock? Please confirm.
I have certainly got the stop knob to come out but I could not do the same to the start knob. When I pulled it, the knob came off the shaft! Are you sure the start knob should be pulled out in some fashion?
Thank you for your help so far.
Thanks again, Master Tech. When I said non-digital, I meant that the oven is not a current model. In fact, it was made, I believe, in the 1970s.
Below is a picture of the control panel. It is electronic but not digital!
I will have my friends try out your suggestions. Thank you for your interest. If this picture helps you locate the manual, it would be great to get a copy. I will pay the costs.
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