Supressor, transient Dr, need a little advice on a Whirlpool Duble Oven Model #RBD305PDQ8 hello from Baton Rouge, La. just recently nailed by Hurricane Gustav....... during the hype of the storm, I think my wifes double oven took a electric surge and started smoking. I visually inspected the damage and saw a badly burnt and scarred flat saucer looking component (supressor, transient)...I have ordered a replacement part and would like to know if you think that replacing this item will be all I will need to do... thanks

Hello Carla Christian,

The problem with "power outages" isn't the
out part... it is the VOLTAGE VARIANTS...

Will cause a weak spot to fail... Poor sold joint
or
a transformer... but since you have PARTIAL
functionality you need to look to the specific
are of function that is DEFECTIVE...

I tried you part number but my
parts house wants more numbers...

Take a loo at what I found...

This site also has technical support... AND
VIDEO guides...

They can help you get your WHOLE model number.

http://www.appliancepartspros.com/whirlpool-wide-interface-board-wpw10412514-ap6021091.html

Carnac the Magnificent

Hello. There is a thermal fuse located at the rear of the oven, underneath the rear cover. The part number for it is 3196548. If the bake element isn't working, this thermal fuse may have opened. Did you self-clean the oven recently? That is a notorious cause of popped thermal fuses due to lack of adequate ventilation. I hope this helps you!

E1 F2 is most often due to a failed keypad. Depending on your exact model the original part may be no-longer-available. However, there are replacement membrane switches available here:

Introducing the Ledgestone Technologies Touchpad

Models: RBD305PDB10 RBD305PDB11 RBD305PDB12 RBD305PDB13 RBD305PDB14 RBD305PDB15 RBD305PDB7 RBD305PDB8 RBD305PDB9 RBD305PDQ10 RBD305PDQ11 RBD305PDQ12 RBD305PDQ13 RBD305PDQ14 RBD305PDQ15 RBD305PDQ7 RBD305PDQ8 RBD305PDQ9 RBD305PDS12 RBD305PDS14 RBD305PDS15 RBD305PDT11 RBD305PDT12 RBD305PDT13 RBD305PDT14 RBD305PDT15 RBD305PDB1 RBD305PDB2 RBD305PDB3 RBD305PDB4 RBD305PDB6 RBD305PDQ1 RBD305PDQ2 RBD305PDQ3 RBD305PDQ4

if you go here....
https://www.repairclinic.com/Shop-For-Parts/a13b5d622607/Model-RBS305PDB16-Whirlpool-Range-Stove-Oven-Parts
they have trouble symptoms and the parts to fix.
I Can't find anywhere where there is a reset. Maybe their chat or 800# can help too.
Hope this helps you out a little.
Best to you.

We're sorry to learn of your experience. We would like to discuss this further with you. Please email us at [email protected] at your earliest convenience with your name, address, a phone number and best time to reach you, the website you visited (fixya) along with your model and serial number.

Up there in the controls is a bullet fuse like this:

Designed to kill power to the controls if it gets too hot in there so the controls won't be harmed. That could be it but I don't know if it would beep if the fuse is blown, that could be a bad control. Use this manual to help you diagnose:

Whirlpool double oven repair manual

If you need further help, reach me via phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/dan_73bbd84fe1d95b61

I will speak to my service manager in the morning and call you to tell you why we think you are having a problem like this.

It must be very frustrating but I hope to be able to resolve this problem for you with a simpe solution.

Frigidaire is really a great brand so I feel like it is not the brand that is causing this issue for you.

You will hear from me tomorrow. Just relax. Thanks, Ella

The hinges on OVENS usually fight you trying to install the door.

The trick is that you bring each hinge down and put a nail through a little hole that is usually provided to hold the hinge open.

what you have to do is get a couple of nails pull the hinge on the door down far enough to insert the nails in the holes and let it rest against the door this will hold the door at the proper angle to engage the hooks inside the hinge slots on the body of the range grasp the door on each side and insert the hinges in each side to engage the hooks then open the door all the way and remove the nails

ok wht you have to do is grab the hinge with pliers or your hand and fold the hinge to the open position,carefull this hinge has some pressure to it and you dont want to pinch your skin ,once the hinge is open,you want to take a screw or strong nail and stick it thru the hole that is between the top of the hinge and bottom in the center put the nail thru the hole and let the hinge close slow i,it will hold the hinge 3/4 open,now hook the door on it will be 3/4 open once you feel it latch on the door open the door all the way pull the nails out and close the door ,it takes a little practice but youll get it remember to use the nail to hold the hinge open,youll see the hole on the hinge