20 Most Recent Frigidaire GLEB27S7A Electric Single Oven - Page 5 Questions & Answers

Try pressing and holding the Clear/Off button for 3+ seconds. The LOC indicates the control panel lock is enabled. The LOC should clear from the display. Note: if you hold the key pad for too long, the lock will reengage. From the picture of your range that you included, I believe this is the key pad button just below 7 to the right of the LCD display. There is a label in a small font just below the key pad. (The label probably is a padlock symbol and the word Controls but I can't resolve it from your picture.) Some newer Frigidaire Gallery ranges have a key pad button with a padlock symbol; this would be the correct button to press and hold on those models. Warning: on some models, the door lock will also engage. Do not try to force the door open. Wait for 15+ seconds for the door lock mechanism to fully disengage before attempting to open the door. I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

How to Reset a Frigidaire Oven

1. Press and hold the "Bake" button for six seconds until "0°" appears in the display.
2. Enter the lower temperature at which you want to reset the oven.
3. Press "Self Clean" to reset the oven's internal temperature to a cooler setting

https://www.hunker.com/13409693/how-to-reset-a-frigidaire-oven If your Frigidaire oven has a manual lock, slide the lock-bar to lock the oven's door. If it does not have a lock-bar, the oven will lock automatically. 3 Locate the "Clean" button on the oven's control panel. 4 Press the "Clean" button to begin the cleaning cycle. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DSYUj3yGybY

The F10 error can be caused by a faulty relay or electronic control board if the oven overheated while in use. If you unplug the range and the error occurs when the range is cool, then the over-temperature sensor has failed or the electronic control board is faulty. Even the wiring between parts could be faulty. You need to check sensor and wiring. On some models, the oven temperature sensor probe can be accessed by opening the oven door. Look for two screws that are close together. Otherwise it's accessed from the back of the oven. It may be covered by an access panel. Unplug the wiring harness and check the resistance across the sensor with a multi-meter. It should give 1100 Ohms. Similarly check the wiring resistance from the probe to the control board. Also check the relay and that wiring. Replace the wiring, sensor or relay if those are faulty. Otherwise you need to replace the control board. The control board will be behind the console access panel. Somewhere on the back of the range, there will be a trouble-shooting sheet giving the wiring diagram and the expected resistance or voltage across the parts of the range. I may be able be able to provide a parts diagram and price list for parts on your range. Please add a comment with the model number of the range for this information. I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

First take out the broiler pan, insert and any aluminum foil. Remove any other tools or pans from the oven. Next clean any large deposits in the oven cavity with hot, soapy water and a cloth. Clean the oven frame, the area outside of the door gasket and the very front center of the oven bottom with soap and water. Once you are ready to start the Self-Clean cycle, press the Self-Clean touch pad. To change the length of the Self-Clean cycle, press the pad again, as needed. Press Start. If you want to have the Self-Clean delayed, press the Delay Start touch pad after the Door Loc message appears. Type in the start time with the keypad. To stop this cycle, press Cancel. If the oven is hot, the door will remain locked. Frigidaire has most of their manuals available on their support site: http://b2b.frigidaire.com/support/manuals.asp . The current link to the English version of the Owner's manual is http://manuals.frigidaire.com/PDFnotFoundCheck.asp?path=ftp://ftp.electrolux-na.com/ProdInfo_PDF/&folder=Lassomption&PDFtype=Owner&PDFfile=318205312en.pdf&model=FGEW3045KFB . See pages 24-25 for this information. I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

Check with a local repairman. He should be able to locate if it is still available.

I know this isn't directly answering your question, however, what "burned up" about it? You can get just about every part that fits that oven from Sears PartsDirect. Control boards, bake elements, convection fans, switches, replacement glass... just about everything. Unless the oven literally burned through the side/top walls, you're most likely going to save money by fixing whatever's wrong with it. Even the clock/timer control board is only $164 for the OEM part.

This is a car forum, not an oven forum. Contact the manufacturer for a fix.

http://manuals.frigidaire.com/prodinfo_pdf/Springfield/316902214en.pdf

Try the liquid that mechanics claim to do all. WD-40.

cool down before it opens if you started the clean timer, f8 code, might be that its on a timer

possibly you accidentally pressed clean button

Let it cool down and Unplug for 5 minutes

Let it cool down if still hit and Unplug it for a few minutes.

F20 is a communication error between the display control board and the relay control board. Pull the oven forward and remove the back panel. Check the wire connections between the display board and the relay board. If the connections check good, replace the display control board

Most likely relay on board for that element is defective

Check bake element. It’s probably bad.

The communication between the oven user interface and the touch panel cannot be initiated.

reboot it or restart it.

http://manuals.frigidaire.com/prodinfo_pdf/Lassomption/318204143.pdf

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