OVEN AND BROILER ELEMENTS NOT HEATING BUT THE OVEN LIGHT WORKS

SOURCE: baking element not working

If you have already replaced the bake element (which would have been MY first logical choice) and it still does not work, the problem is more likely with the Electronic Clock Control. The control has two separate circuits that will select and turn on either the bake of the broil elements. It is usually a defective relay that causes the particular mode of choice to stop working. The part number for the ECC is 1166040 and costs about $128. It's not a cheap fix, but it would cost you much more if you had a service man fix it for you. Unless...of course, you still have a warranty. Most manufacturers cover all parts from defects for the 1st year. Some parts are covered longer than the initial warranty, however. It may be worth you while to double check your purchase date and appliance paperwork. This repair is not difficult and can be accomplished by the average do-it-yourselfer. If you decide you want to repair the appliance on your own, let me know and I can give you step-by-step instructions on how to do it.

PS Double check the wiring from the ECC to the bake element as well. You could have a broken wire causing the same symptoms too. Also, don't be alarmed by the failure of the ECC. Although they are generally reliable for quite a number of years, they have been known to fail during electrical storms and/or power surges. Something else you may consider: check your home owner's insurance policy to see if it covers the loss of appliances in the event of such incidents. I hope you find this information helpful.

SOURCE: broiler element won't heat. oven won't hold

check the broiler element for "Hot-Spots" where its dis-colored and is ready to break

Testimonial: "I found out that it is the control board. Too expensive to fix."

SOURCE: Whirlpool Accubake Super Capacity 465 gas range. Oven won't light

i dont know want is wrong with it when i turn the oven on it keeps saying e2 and f3 i dont know what that mean please help me one on .... :(

SOURCE: oven won't

if you can hear gas when turned on then its likely to be a faulty/dirty burner. No gas flow then its the thermostat or dependant on model a faulty gas relay/valve

SOURCE: Top broiler element works sometimes but not often

Sounds like an iffy clock control. You could try replacing it, but it ain't cheap.