Possible faulty clock on stoves 600g oven, display flashing and wont correct,original part number 081710700,now obsolete! what replacement timer will work,and where to obtain it please?

SOURCE: Kenmore range model 790.90152300 the

The electronic oven controller has failed. The cost is around $160.00.

SOURCE: my oven and stove top doesn't work

Being that I am not familiar with this particular oven/range, I can only make a suggestion. But the clock most likely runs on a different circuit, since it requires much less power to operate than do the oven and range. The heating elements are linked together, so if you have a short in a wire, or a switch that has gone bad, it could affect the entire heating system, if it was in the proper place. The best way to check would be to open the top and rear panels and inspect the wires and look for any damage. Also look for a fuse or something that may be blown. Before you do any of that, please disconnect the power from the unit. It is no fun getting shocked!

SOURCE: Kenmore 790 issue

Since you mentioned replacing a heating coil, I'm assuming this to be an ELECTRIC RANGE vice a gas range.

It sounds like you may be missing part of the input voltage at the wall receptacle. You should be reading 220-240VAC across the two hot terminals (left and right slots). Some homes are wired with two separate breakers to make up the 220 service that feeds your appliance. If this is the case, make sure one of the breakers is not tripped.

Or, you may have a possible bad power cord. With the unit unplugged, check the continuity of the power cord from end to end to make sure the wires are not broken.

The clock assembly functions off of a 110-120VAC source which is tapped off the input voltage. All the elements all use 220. If one of the input legs is missing, the clock will still function, but none of the elements will work. Please check and get back to me if this isn't the problem. I hope this helps you.

SOURCE: Sears Kenmore Elite Oven 790.99123405 Caught Fire!!!

The PF indicates a power failure.
The range experienced a loss of electrical power.
This code is usually cleared by pressing the CLEAR/OFF button.
If you continue to get this code, you may need to unplug the range and check the wiring connections of the power cord on the back of the range.


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• Posted on Jul 18, 2011

SOURCE: my Kenmore Elite Gas Range

The F1 error code is a failure of the electronic oven control. This could be caused by a stuck keypad or an internal malfunction of the control. You will need to disconnect power and wait at least 30 seconds, reapply power and if condition still exist you will need to replace the electronic oven control.

You will also need to check if the oven is overheating. If the control has sensed a runaway oven temperature it will display an F1 error code. This could indicate a failure of the oven temperature sensor.

Hope helps.