Stoves 700gdo how to programmer the clock

Exact same thing happened to me. After a power failure my Frigidaire stove worked and the clock worked but bake broil and self clean gave me a DR error. Tried everything to reset nothing worked. When I unplugged and plugged back in I got an f13 code.I changed the control board and the entire oven is back in business!

General answer for all electric stoves: Electric stoves are usually 220V in the USA. The clock is 120V. My first "guess" is that you have 120v to your clock and maybe light if the stove has one. You should have a separate 220v power cable ( see photo attached) that will power the range itself. The cord may be missing ( simple to unbolt), the cord my be unplugged, or the 220 circuit may be turned off at the fuse box or circuit breaker.

Go to the manufacturer's website. They should have one you can download.

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Sorry no. you have a defective control panel

Looking at the circuit diagram, it appears that there is a problem with the programmer. There is a contact that operates in it to provide power to both top and bottom ovens. The feed for the grill is prior to this contact, which explains why this is still working. Is the clock/programmmer set correctly? In some ovens, if the clock is not set then the ovens do not work. You should be able to hear the realy operating when the clock is set. If you need a copy of the handbook then if you supply an email address, I will send you a copy.

Try powering everything off at the main switch, waiting a few mins, switching back on and set the clock. Make sure the oven clock is in manual mode and switch the oven on and see what happens.Let mw know.

What happens when you turn the power off to the whole oven, leave it off for a few mins and then reapply? If the automatic is still set it could be the clock is faulty.
Have you tried resetting the clock as per the handbook?

According to the circuit diagram on page 31 of the handbook, power for the ovens passes through the clock. The power feed is direct for the actual clock but via a seperate Thermal Cutout for both the top and bottom ovens. I think it is highly unlikely that both Thermal Cutouts have failed at the same time. I would try turning the power off totally to the oven for a while and then turning it back on, set the time and ensure the oven is in manual mode. As the top and bottom ovens have seperate controls after the Programmer and both are not working, it has to be the programmer that is not extending the power through to the rest of the oven.