20 Most Recent Kenmore 33169 Gas Single Oven - Page 9 Questions & Answers

I can find this information for you but I need to know the exact model number for your oven. Like...Kenmore Elite Gas Oven, model number...blah, blah, blah. Thanks!

If it is plug in element may have bad connector or bad terminal.

If your oven is 20 years old the temperature sensor system might no longer be accurate, if you have access to a temperature measuring device that can confirm that the oven is not reaching 350 then run it up and check that its not just your indicator light system. Some oven burners have air control and yours may have accumulated oven soil over the years. If your burner. Is behind a short wall like mine is, use a mirror and torch to check. A clean can bring things back to standard. Flame heat is from a good mix of. Gas and Air...

that isn't a model number?

f3 is a bad sensor part number WP8053344 this reads the temp. in the oven just like on older ovens had a thermostat.if you look into the oven you'll see it go here and look at picture https://www.repairclinic.com/PartDetail/Temperature-Sensor/WP8053344/722235 go here to see error codes http://www.appliancepartspros.com/repair-help/whirlpool-fault-codes.html

pull it out unplug it,if the wires are to short yes remove the back panel,much easier to replace it this way,then remove the two screws that hold the element in place,i've seen people try to change these elements and don't kill the power first and pop they take out the clock assy. too.240 volts there.

Try unplugging for 5 minutes then plug back in. That may reset the board. If not, Board is most likely bad.

hi AG. not sure if this link will help you find one.or you could try ebay. parts Kenmore Oven 970 698330 top element Google Search

hi dawn. go to this link and see if your manual is on the page. Instruction manual Kenmore oven 790 7933 Google Search

The 40 error code indicates a failure of the cooktop lockout board. The cooktop lockout board is not communicating with the main EOC electronic oven control. This could be a loose wiring harness or either the EOC board or cooktop lockout board is faulty. This type of diagnosis will require using a volt/ohm meter. If you decide to check the harness to the boards you will need to remove the back panel for access.

Most likely the clock / control or a thermal fuse if your model has one.