Frigidaire electric stove model fef369cgsb

sounds like youtr circut board is burnd out.also im not sure if youre model but some frigidair stoves had a callback because of the short problem .the were seting houses on fire.call youre local appliance dealer and see if youre model falls under this catigory.if i were you i would not use this unit it could result in a electricle fire untill you contact local dealer.

Hi Ron - From what you have described if neither the burners nor oven turns on make sure the electrical connecting is 240V. The oven light and clock portions only required 115V. The clock and oven light working may indicate an electrical circuit breaker supplying the range is tripped or a fuse is blown. Confirm household circuit is correct and the range cord is properly wired to the terminal block.

one of the stoves does not work. What could be the problem and how to fix it?
Thanks

check electrical panel of your house and make sure both breakers are in the on possition ..

Power supply is most likely burnt. It has capacitor's inside that will fry and overheat. last possible cause would be faulty control panel.

You must check your incoming power for 220 volts. You have lost one leg of your power. Either a bad breaker or bad wall outlet or bad range cord.

clock works because its only 110 volts.all else is 220.as a repair man the firstplace i would check is the cord.[power off]why there first the installers dont know how important it is for those cord screws to be very tight.consequintly the leave them looseish,and thats where they burn.if thats ok.make sure you have 220 there at the cord.God bless you,tom

Oven was working, I had it on pre-heat, then I turned on the stove top, but the burners won't heat. When I turn on the stove top the stove makes a short BUZZ noise and the clock area lights up, when the burner is turned off all the lights go out. Please help, food prepared.
Thank You

Shut the breaker off! These are the exact symptoms that a tenant of ours reported for their range. I went to check the range and found that one of the power wires on the terminal block in the back of the range was burning itself up. It had actually started a small wire fire. You need to pull the range out of it's hole and unplug it. Remove the panel in the back above where the cable goes into the range. Examine the power wires and terminal block carefully, because I bet you'll find one of the wires is burning up and needs to be repaired. Please write back and let know what you find.