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robert galloway Posted on Oct 11, 2006
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Oven not heating

The oven is going thru the preheat cycle but never heats up. I had the elements checked and they are still good. Could it be the thermostat?

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  • cebo123 Jul 17, 2008

    I had the same problem. Put a new TCO in and it works great! THANKS!!!!

  • Anonymous Nov 24, 2008

    After using the self-cleaning cycle the oven would not heat. This is the third time it has happened (have to clean the oven), each time after the cleaning cycle. Each time I replaced the TCO, part number 4450934, and it then worked fine. First time it happened, it was under warranty and for the repair Whirlpool replaced the circulating fan with a larger version and put in a new TCO. It worked fine until I used the cleaning cycle again.

  • susan03 Dec 02, 2008

    I have a whirlpool with model RB262PXAq1 oven. The oven won't heat up but fan keeps going on.

  • Anonymous Dec 30, 2008

    oven will not heat up

  • abvslick Feb 08, 2009

    I have a similiar problem. Oven is not heating. I also got an error/fault code E1 - F1 -. someone here says that ERC/control board have to be replace. Any remedies? money is tight, you know!

    thanks



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Gallow, Whirlpool put out a service flash on this model concerning the TCO located in the back. Regarding oven wont heat up, control panel normal. It has to do with the TCO (thermostat fuse) located just under the vent in back and it's tripping. Since you had the elements checked out, Im suspecting this TCO. Usually when these thermostats open, they are non resetable and you don't have any heat at all. The best thing to do is check this TCO with a meter. If it shows open, thats probably the culprit. They recommend moving the new TCO over to the left about 6 inches so it is not directly under the vent. You are going to need help pulling the built in out just far enough to get at the TCO. The part number for it is 4450934. The service flash is 22-647. Catriver...post back.

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