20 Most Recent Whirlpool GR460 Electric Kitchen Range - Page 3 Questions & Answers

if you call me @ 570 263 0077 i will check my fault code list and let you know what those codes meam thanks JOHN

I have a link to some visual aids you can use to give some ideas how to go about checking as well as a way to get back to me cause I am all over the net tonight:

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ok its been a long time since ive seen this model
but if i remember correctly, that cover pulls out, it does not screw out, sometimes it can be loosened a bit by warming the oven to about 100 degrees, this will swell the metal ring that is the clip for the bulb cover

Try waiting until the oven is COOL, then switch the power off to it , wait 20 seconds and switch the power back on?

there is a control board just behind the clock. on that board is an omron g2rl-1a-e-cf, 9vdc, 16/250vac type relay. i replaced that relay with an equivalent wired in one and that fixed the problem.

Hi, Try setting it to clean, then cancel the clean cycle right away. Sometimes this helps. Please let me know.
Thanks
Vic

Check to see if the oven is set to timed bake.

Make sure you're getting 220 to the stove, maybe one breaker is off or bad.

Be very careful around electricity. Keep in mind that 220 comes from both breakers and meets at the burner. Test with the plug out with a meter that beeps. Test the power from the outlet for 220 volts.

Control is bad if it is getting power- needs to be replaced. Please contact me if you need further help and leave feedback. Thanks for letting me help you!

The manual states to turn the cover counter clockwise. I was able to turn it about an inch and then it stopped turning. You really have to apply pressure, but it will turn more. It is similar to a tight light fixture. I was worried about breaking it, but it did finally loosen. I believe the replacement bulb is a 40 watt mini oven bulb also...


Hope this helps!

heres a link to a copy of your owners manual,
http://shared.whirlpoolcorp.com/assets/pdfs/literature/Use%20and%20Care%20Guide%20-%208523771.pdf

not exactly sure as to what you plan to do butther is a detail explanation of the time bake feature. please send a request withmore detail if needed

F3 is an open or shorted oven temperature sensor, you will have to replace this and it should be attached near one of the elements but you will have to pull it out through the back.

E2 is, sorry to say, a possible ERC or Electric Range Control, otherwise known as the brain behind it. But on the plus side, sometimes it gives this code intermittently when it can't process the information from a failed sensor, so you might get lucky.

If you disconnect it from the mains supply and this may help; https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-d&q=Whirlpool+Acubake+glass+top+stove%2Foven#fpstate=ive&vld=cid:a30276c9,vid:gFNJHpEvCc0,st:0

The link below goes to the Whirlpool site that gives instructions on how to reset your oven. Hope this helps. https://www.whirlpool.com/product-help/error-code-on-the-range-or-built-in-oven-display/PH3756/

Yes they could. You need an exterminator to get rid of them. They are filthy creatures and you should not be cooking in there.

Try this manual. It may help. Service Manual - W11174422 - Whirlpool Smart Wall Ovens

Check the power input wiring to be sure it's good (no loose or burned connections or corrosion). However, this is most likely a controller board failure. It may be a bad electrolytic capacitor on the controller board, but I've seen a couple with intermittent faults like this that are impractical to diagnose without internal service documentation. That isn't given to field service techs; they're just told to change the controller module.

Disconnect the mains power for 15 minutes to try and reset the control boards. It may be that the bake switch is faulty. Call for service.

E6 46 is a diagnostic code for a Whirlpool gas range. This code indicates that there is a problem with the oven temperature sensor. The sensor measures the temperature inside the oven and sends this information to the control board. If the control board detects a problem with the sensor, it will display the E6 46 error code. To troubleshoot the problem, you'll want to do the following:

1. Check the wiring: Make sure that all of the wires connected to the oven temperature sensor are secure and not damaged.
2. Check the sensor: The oven temperature sensor is located in the back of the oven, near the top. Make sure that the sensor is properly seated in its socket and that it is not damaged.
3. Check the control board: If the wiring and sensor appear to be in good condition, the control board may be the cause of the problem. You'll want to check the control board for any visible damage or loose connections.

If you are unable to find the problem, I recommend having a qualified repair technician diagnose and fix the issue for you. Electrical issues can be complex and it's important to address them promptly to prevent further damage.