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What manufacturer made your oven? Does your oven work when you try the bake function? The ranges that I know use the E1 F1 error code, it indicates a Checksum error with the control board EEPROM. The oven won't work on any setting. You can try resetting the oven by disconnecting the power. (Depending on the oven location, either trip your circuit breaker or unplug the range for at least a minute. Then restore the power.) If the error recurs, the electronic control board or control board plus keypad needs to be replaced. Sometimes the part is called the clock.

Please add a comment with the make and model number of the oven, if you'd like me to check for a source of the control board. This is a relatively easy repair for free-standing ranges. For wall ovens, it's usually harder since the oven has to be pulled out of the opening to access the control board.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells
(note: if you have a Kenmore oven, the model number includes a 3 digit prefix and then the model specific information. The entire number is needed to find any available parts.)

It sounds like your main board or some wiring was damaged due to heat during the self clean process. The board will need to be accessed and tested.

hold down shift key it will be near left bottom corner of key board. While you press 7 key. there may be another shift key on the bottom right hand corner of key board.

In the OSN 1500B subrack, slots 11-13 can be divided into half-width slots. Slot 11 can be divided into two half-width slots numbered slot 1 and 11, slot 12 can be divided into two half-width slots numbered slot 2 and 12, and slot 13 can be divided into two half-width slots numbered slot 3 and 13.

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Based off the information you have provided the fan inside the lower half of your Electrolux oven is squeaking and you would like to know how to fix it. Typically, if your fan can be cleaned of any grease or dirt and in order to clean it you would need to access it. To provide you better information I would need to have your model number. You can locate your serial tag (which lists your model number) on the frame of your oven. With that information I can check to see how to access your fan. I look forward to helping you further. -Matt

Model number?

Kenmore model number looks like this 795.51313012
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It sounds that the the sprayed liquid have been entered into its internal circuit board, due to pressure of spray. If so, you have to clean the internal circuit board. You can use, absolute alcohol, or, medical quality turpentine, to clean these boards. But, to access the board, you have to open the remote control. If you wish to get more details about how to clean and check a remote cotnrol, check this link. Hopes it will help you. Good luck.
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Hi Walter:
In oreder your diagnostic, that means that your motor control board has faild and needs to be replaced. This part is located behind the lower front panel. if you remove the screws along the bottom of the lower front panel, you can then pull the panel off and the control board is on the left side with all the wires going into it.

You can replace it yourself if you'd like, you will need to remove the lower front panel to gain access which is probably the hardest part. And you can order the part from Repairclinic.com if you have a full model number if you wanted to.

You need the motor control board. Here is a link to the part for your model number: PartDetail/Control-Board/WH12X10418/1475761

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> ASUS motherboard

What model-number?

Have you accessed the ASUS web-site, entered your model-number, and done a search for downloadable device-drivers ?

I am having the exact same problem with ours. I decided to take it apart and have a look. After unscrewing all the stainless torx bit screws on the inside of the unit you can access the control panel. Underneath the buttons on the unit there is a circuit board with the switches mounted to it. The start switch on the board is corroded. I tried cleaning it but it did not help. On the board there is a part number stamped 8530995. I have found the board online for $47 and I've ordered it. The board pops out and has a connector attached to plug it in. To access the board you'll need a set of torx bits and a flat head screwdriver.