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OD302 double oven is very slow to heat up to temp after a self clean and power failure. Self clean was complete and power failure happened the next day. Reset clock and both top and bottom oven take forever to come up to preset temp. Broil elements heat, just do not glow, bottom element (concealed) heats just not real fast, the fan coils don't seem to heat. Please HELP!
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try turning your breaker off for 20 minutes, then try it again,, if this does not help it could have burnt out a element or the main board has went out,,, also make for sere you are getting the full 220 volts to the unit,, this will involve taking the unit out
Hello, and sorry to read about your problem. if you have tried to re-power the unit, and still have the same issue, you then have a general main board failure, you may want to contact a service company. it takes experience to know which part is defective.
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Google searches report that after running the self cleaning cycle this can happen.
I am experiencing this issue with my Fisher&Paykel AeroTech Double OD302 but with the BOTTOM oven. I'm concerned as Thanksgiving is coming up and I need this baby working!
Self cleaning features are not recommended by most appliance technicians. The ovens are not constructed satisfactorily to expel the 1000 degree heat, Therefore the thermal fuses blow as well as other parts failures.
Remove the oven. Remove the rear panel. Replace the thermal fuse in the back of the oven. Use Easy Off next time.
Where do I get the part and how do I install it?
They don't carry parts for Fisher & Paykel, any other sites?
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