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You nicely described removing the trim to reach the control board. How to determine whether the thermal fuse; where is it - can it be replaced? Also if the panel needs replacment to you need control panel, membrane and touchpad or is it typically the control panel cirquit board?
I guess we figured it can't be the fuse since after power off the board will reset although not for long, the display will disappear and beeps happen but the oven does stay running although we never chanced it for any length of time since with blank display don't know if it is controlling or not.
What to change out the control panel, control assembly, control board or membrane switch or even have part called control elctronic??I guess we figured it can't be the fuse since after power off the board will reset although not for long, the display will disappear and beeps happen but the oven does stay running although we never chanced it for any length of time since with blank display don't know if it is controlling or not.
What to change out the control panel, control assembly, control board or membrane switch or even have part called control elctronic??
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If the display is totally out it is likely the thermal fuse this is located where the wire connectors plug into the board it looks like a small resistor in a platic shrinkwrap type sleeve. test it with a continuity meter.
try and remove the main control (computer) off the console and look if the display panel is part of that computer or is part of the console. If its part of the board i would start by replacing that computer. If the display board is on the console and attaches to the other board in the previous step via a ribbon connector i would replace the console/membrane/control panel (should come as complete assy) although i dont know your exact model #try and remove the main control (computer) off the console and look if the display panel is part of that computer or is part of the console. If its part of the board i would start by replacing that computer. If the display board is on the console and attaches to the other board in the previous step via a ribbon connector i would replace the console/membrane/control panel (should come as complete assy) although i dont know your exact model #
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The thermal fuse in your GE Trivection JT930SOH1 oven is likely located behind the touch screen control panel. In order to access the thermal fuse, you will likely need to remove the control panel.
Before attempting to access or repair the thermal fuse, it's important to ensure that the oven is unplugged and that you have taken proper safety precautions, such as wearing gloves and eye protection.
Instructions to access the thermal fuse may vary depending on the specific model of your oven, so it's recommended to check the owner's manual for your oven or contact GE for instructions.
However, in general, you may be able to access the thermal fuse by first removing the control knobs and screws that secure the control panel in place. Then, you'll likely be able to lift the control panel off of the oven to access the thermal fuse.
It's important to note that the thermal fuse is a safety device, and it's designed to blow if the oven overheats. If the thermal fuse is blown, it will need to be replaced. If the fuse is not blown and the touch screen is still not lighting up, it could be a problem with the touch screen itself or a problem with the wiring or other electrical components of the oven.
It's recommended to contact a certified technician to diagnose and fix the problem.
Whirlpools are notorious for tripping the thermal fuse on the back of the oven but there is a thermal fuse to the control board also on most electronic control models. It is a good chance you will need to replace both fuses.
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Many ovens have a bi-metal thermal fuse-also called a thermal limit switch-that protects the oven from overheating. The oven thermal fuse trips when the temperature in the oven gets too hot. After the thermal fuse trips, the oven won't heat. If the thermal fuse trips after the self-cleaning cycle, try resetting the fuse by turning off electricity to the oven, removing the exterior back panel, and pushing the reset button. If the fuse tripped during normal operation, replace it. If the problem persists, the electronic oven control board might require replacement. Reset the thermal fuse after replacing the control board.
Kitchenaid is made by Whirlpool. They have had a problem with the self clean getting too hot and shutting down the control board thermal fuse. If you can access the control board. (power off) there should be a small inline thermal fuse attached to a connector usually on the far right of the control board. It is encased in a clear plastic tube. Test this for continuity. If it is bad replace this fuse and the display should come back on. They also have a thermal fuse on the back of the oven that usually goes out at the same time. If the oven and broil don't work after fixing the control board thermal fuse. then you will have to pull the oven out enough to take the back panel off and check this fuse.
If your Kenmore electric range model 790.9232 oven is not working and the control panel is blank, there are a few potential causes for this issue:
Faulty control board: The control board manages the oven's functions and if it is faulty, the oven may not work and the control panel may be blank.
Power supply issue: There may be a problem with the power supply to the oven such as a blown fuse or tripped circuit breaker.
Wiring issue: A wiring problem such as a broken wire or loose connection may be preventing power from reaching the oven.
Thermal fuse: The thermal fuse is a safety device that cuts off power to the oven if it overheats. If the thermal fuse has tripped, the oven will not work and the control panel will be blank.
It's best to have a professional technician diagnose the issue. They will be able to identify the specific cause of the problem and make the necessary repairs. It's also important to check the owner's manual for troubleshooting options or error codes that might be displayed on the control panel.
It is also important to check if the range is properly plugged in, or if the outlet is working properly. https://www.repairclinic.com/RepairHelp/How-To-Fix-A-Range-Stove-Oven/18-6--/Kenmore-Oven-Won-T-Turn-On
If the display still works but neither the Bake or the Broil elements wont heat up, it's likely that the Thermal Cutoff has opened and has not reset itself. This is a common problem after self Cleaning.
The fix is to replace the Thermal cutoff which requres you to pull the oven and remove the back panel to get at the thermal cutoff.
What happens is that in Self Clean, both Broil and bake elements are used and the oven gets so hot that the middle skin (between the oven liner and the back panel, where the thermal cutoff is mounted gets so hot the thermal cutoff operates. It should reset itself but sometimes doesn't and then you have to replace it.
thermal fuse to board blows, relays turn fans off, the thermal cut out on rear of oven kills element. change both fuses, install new style oversized blower.
I printed down the installation sheets. I could not locate the thermal fuse on the control panel (which was the easiest to get to without removing the oven) so I went ahead and removed the oven. The upper and lower thermal fuses were fine. I put in back into the wall and my husband found the control panel thermal fuse--it was in-line--so we tested it and it was bad. I could not find anyone online that carried this fuse-or even knew the name of it. After much hard work we finally got the info off it--Microtemp KLBALY G4A00 TE 110C. Nowhere could I find a replacement except for something I am hoping is comparable online at Goodman (?). So while I am waiting for the fuse, I went to Radio Shack who had a thermal inline fuse rated at 128C for coffee pots and hair dryers. Also got some fully insulated crimp on connectors. Hooked it up and it works--havent cooked yet--to do cookies soon to test it. So far it seems like everything is running ok. I WILL NOT EVER USE THE AUTO CLEAN again. I dont get why the company has let it lie without helping unknowing consumers
Yes actually i do.....
open the lower oven door
next to the hinges are 2 small phillips screws, securing two long metal side trim pieces. remove trim.
Exposes two more phillips screws
Control lifts up and off then
Make sure unit has been powered down !!!!!!!!!
If the old control is totally blank there is a thermal fuse that has gotten too hot.
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I guess we figured it can't be the fuse since after power off the board will reset although not for long, the display will disappear and beeps happen but the oven does stay running although we never chanced it for any length of time since with blank display don't know if it is controlling or not.
What to change out the control panel, control assembly, control board or membrane switch or even have part called control elctronic??
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