Oven fan does not turn off

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Hello friend, thank you for your inquiry!

I understand that your fan is not turning off and the element reads "HE" on your Frigidaire range. It sounds like you could be having an issue within your control panel or wiring harness. It may not be communicating properly to your fan or element that it is shutting down. I would recommend having a technician come out to properly diagnose and repair your appliance. -Matt

The cooling fan is controlled by the EOC and a temperature sensor located at the top of the oven near the control panel. If the temperature is above a 100 degrees there the cooling fan will continue to run. If it does not turn off when the temperature goes below this, there is a problem with either the EOC or temperature sensor. Try turning off the power to your oven for at least an hour to reset the EOC, this may fix the problem.

Chris Lindstrom,

I understand that you have a fan running while you are baking. This is a totally normal function of your applliance. A cooling fan may automatically turn on and off to cool internal parts. It is normal, and the fan may continue to run even after oven is turned off.

-Best Regards-

cold air from the fan forced element area in the oven? or from the air vent just above the door? if its from the air vent then this is normal if your oven senses the outside cabinet is getting to hot it will bring on the fan and if its still to hot after u turn it off the fan will continue as its circuit doesnt run through the control knobbs meaning it wont turn off with the oven its controlled via a overload thermostat so the fan will remain on til it gets within its acceptable temp range and the thermostat will cut power to the fan, if it remains on for hours and hours or even days you will be looking at a new thermostat (cheap as dirt like only a few bucks) or worst case a controller

The fan you refer to should be the fan in the oven cavity. It removes hot air from the oven cavity and expels the air out the front of the oven. Once the oven is turned off the fan will continue to operate until the oven cavity has cooled sufficiently. It may run for 10 to 15 minutes and will turn off by itself.

Sounds to me like it is wired incorrectly, the fan should continue to run even thnough the element turns off at the correct temperature setting.
You could try reversing the connections to fan and element, this in theory should solve the problem.

can you tell me the model # off the stove? the fan shouldn't be continuously running.

CREDA Kitchen Range -The cooling fan and oven fan run contiuously when the oven is turned off. The only way at present to stop them is to switch the stove off at the cooker supply box. When you switch it back on at the supply box, both the fans start start running again. How can I fix it ?
Many thanks Stu.

it sounds like the clock on the oven has been adjusted, if the clock has been adjust the fan will continue to "Cool Down" the oven for the period set on the clock, it is also a possibility tht the clock is faulty, is the clock digital or Analouge