Check that the oven thermostat probe inside the oven is not close to or touching one of the upper oven elements
SOURCE: Oven heat erratic
no there is not and your unit only has one temp sensor you will have to spring for a new control
SOURCE: kenmore digital oven model 79095321303 temperature
It could be one of two things either the control board or the temperature probe and I suspect the probe and that is a do it yourself job. The oven temperature sensor on your Kenmore range is a one-piece unit that mounts to the rear oven wall with a mounting plate. The sensor is not difficult to change. You will need to dismantle the rear panel from the oven to access the mounting plate. Most appliance repair shops will have replacement sensors. It is a good idea to take the old sensor with you along with the model number of your oven. This way you will be sure to get the correct replacement sensor for your oven. Unplug the Kenmore oven power cord from the wall outlet. Move the oven range away from the wall so that you can access the back of the unit. (Ask a friend to assist you to move the oven. if necessary.) The oven may use an anti-tip bracket on one of the rear legs. Push the oven toward the back wall to release the leg from the bracket in the floor. Tilt the back of the oven toward you, and pull the oven forward. Remove the screws that secure the back panel to the oven with a Phillips-head screwdriver. Pull the back panel away from the unit and set the panel out of the work area. Locate the mounting plate for the oven temperature sensor on the upper right side of the back of the oven. There will be a single wire coming from the back of the mounting plate and the wire mounts to a clip. Follow the wire to the connector on the other end. Pull the connector on the wire to disconnect the wire from the wiring harness. Remove the two screws that secure the mounting plate to the rear of the oven with a Phillips-head screwdriver. Pull the temperature sensor straight out of the oven. Unclip the sensor wire from the mounting clip. Take the oven temperature sensor to an appliance repair facility to purchase a replacement. Insert the sensor end of the temperature sensor through the hole in the back of the oven. Slide the sensor all the way until the sensor mounting plate is flush against the oven. Secure the sensor with the two mounting screws. Connect the sensor wire to the connector by pushing the connector until it locks in place. Snap the wire inside the retaining clip. Place the back panel back over the rear of the oven and secure the panel with the retaining screws. Slide the Kenmore oven back into its working position and plug the power cord into the wall outlet.
SOURCE: oven is 50 degrees out of calibration and will not
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Hello, mm
I was trying to help
you out here. Maybe this will help some? I was going back to some customers that asked questions
in the recent past and farther back, It appeared that no one answered some of them, So, I thought I
would take some of my personal time to see if I can help. Even though
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you tons. Here is a link
to about everything you want to know about your oven, from repair
to trouble shooting it. Even pictures and video's. Just scroll around
and you
will see tons of information to almost any question you might have on
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will find out so much about your oven, you will know more than the
company that made it. The good thing about this link is, then you can
make the decision of DIY or hiring a pro. Here Is the link for you to
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SOURCE: Hello, I have a Jenn-Air W131W, double wall ovens
Hello, weejay
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you out here. Maybe this will help some? I was going back to some customers that asked questions
in the recent past and farther back, It appeared that no one answered some of them, So, I thought I
would take some of my personal time to see if I can help. Even though
this site may not have your exact model or brand, This link will help
you tons. Here is a link
to about everything you want to know about your oven, from repair
to trouble shooting it. Even pictures and video's. Just scroll around
and you
will see tons of information to almost any question you might have on
your Oven. If you go to this link and click around, I am sure you
will find out so much about your oven, you will know more than the
company that made it. The good thing about this link is, then you can
make the decision of DIY or hiring a pro. Here Is the link for you to
click on>>
http://home.howstuffworks.com/dishwasher.htm
Please if this helped you at all, if you can find the time
to rate my help and some kind words written would be appreciated for my
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pages of other areas of my expertise for other problems you might have
in Automotive,Appliance, and Electronics. Drop In anytime for my help.
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Please if this helped you at all, if you can find the time
to rate my help and some kind words written would be appreciated for my
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