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Apr 16, 2011 - Had an electric storm the other night and ever since the oven won't -Whirlpool ... Question about Whirlpool RBD275PR Electric Double Oven ... For an oven to require parts after 2.5 yrs of service and 2 self cleanings tells me ... fiest press the on key see if the display comes if not the turn the power off for 5-8 ...
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Whirlpool ovens panel buzzing related questions and answers. ... the control panel on my Whirlpool electric double oven Model is RBD305PDS14? ... No power on control panel During self clean cycle the power to the panel went out. ... panel the instrument panel on an oven won't change time because of a storm problem.
Switch off the circuit breaker for a few minutes and turn it back on. It might reset the oven. It's also possible that a power surge damaged something in the oven.
Find out what the F03 error is for and then check out the appropriate area. If there was a strike of surge the most likely place to look for damage is the area where the electricity first enters into the device.
Possible high voltage could have damaged the power supply or the main program control board. So you can remove the control panel after disconnecting the power cord. If you notice any capacitor leak replace and test. If not the processor/ controller IC must be checked for failure to drive the display and run the program due to a static damage to the chip.
1. There are two thermal fuses on this unit - one fuse is in the bake/broil element circuit and if blown, would cause no-heat but the display would still light. - the other thermal fuse is in series with power to the control board, if blown the control board display would be dark and no oven related functions would work
2. There is a low voltage transformer that supplies power to the control board that sometimes gets damaged by lightning surges. This would also cause the display to be dark with no oven functionality.
3. We repair a number of these control boards that are damaged by lightning storms. Here's a link to a related article that might be helpful:
HI, The power surge has, essentially, destroyed your main control boards circuitry. This will happen during a power surge. Most oven control board are not protected from this type of potential damage. To confirm, simply unplug your unit for 5 minutes. Once the five minute reset has passed, simply re- introduce power to the unit, and observe. If you experience the same issues after the five minutes reset, this will confirm the damage to the control board.
It must be replaced if the damage persist after the reset.
Ok. this is a control fault. the chip set is damaged. this will usually happen when there is a surge or power failure during a storm orfaulty transformer on the outside pole. you Will need to replace this damaged Electronic control board if possible . it has failed.
You can confirm my diagnosis by cutting the power to the oven for 5 minutes. this will reset the control. if the oven continues to react this way with the constant beeping and, non action, this will confirm major control failure..It is possible that this reset will recognize the program and fix this fault but, normally, a fault of this nature will require the replacement of the Oven control board.
You said, Hello from Baton Rouge, La. just recently nailed by Hurricane Gustav....... during
the hype of the storm, I think my wife's 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 (suppressor,
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..
If the range was under water I do not think this will be the only problem. I believe it will cause you endless problems if it got submerged! you may end up replacing this water logged unit! Huuum
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