Wednesday, May 8, 2019

Samsung FX710BGS/XAA Sounds like flame is turning on and off

I have a Samsung FX710BGS/XAA that's having an issue. It's heating up okay but it sounds like when a gas flame blows out, and then back on. You can also hear the gas flow and it sounds like it's turning on and off. It's like 2 seconds on, a second off, two seconds on, a second off....The orange glow stays consistently on but it's definitely not right. Does anybody know what this might be from?

Thanks.

-Scott Fuller

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by scottdfuller

Tuesday, May 7, 2019

HEI8054U/03 Bosch slide in electric range, digital part of the display stopped displaying

The digital part of the display stopped displaying. The features still worked till the other day when they stopped working and the fan decided to randomly turn the fan on and off. Nothing works with regularity except the oven light.
Any insight would be great.

via HEI8054U/03 Bosch slide in electric range, digital part of the display stopped displaying
by Can'tcook

HEI8054U/03 Bosch slide in electric range

The digital part of the display stopped displaying. The features still worked till the other day when they stopped working and the fan decided to randomly turn the fan on and off. Nothing works with regularity except the oven light.
Any insight would be great.

via HEI8054U/03 Bosch slide in electric range
by Can'tcook

Bosch slide in electric range

The digital part of the display stopped displaying. The features still worked till the other day when they stopped working and the fan decided to randomly turn the fan on and off. Nothing works with regularity except the oven light.
Any insight would be great.

via Bosch slide in electric range
by Can'tcook

Sunday, May 5, 2019

LG LDE3037ST Oven Not Maintaining Temperature after preheat

I am having some trouble with my LG LDE3037ST electric range maintaining temp. Upper oven works perfectly fine. The lower oven has been problematic since I bought it. I should have done something about it sooner. I am pretty sure it is the oven relay board, but I thought I would ask for some opinions before I throw more money at this oven. I have done quite a bit a searching, but I thought I would confirm some of my findings with others.

First I should say I have tested the resistance of both temperature sensors at room temp and in boiling water. Both are within spec at room temp and have extremely similar resistances in boiling water. I have run the sensor service test diagnostic and temps read fine. They also read the correct resistances up where they plug into the PCB board. I am also using multiple other thermocouples in the oven to understand what the temp is actually doing. I have also zeroed out all temperature adjustments in the oven so that is not skewing things.

Here is the issue. Oven will preheat, then after preheat is done, oven will drift lower in temp. If I cancel the bake, then restart the bake, the "live" temperature on the displays shows a lower value preheating will start to get it back up to temp. Perhaps the relay for the lower oven hidden element is not turning on - and during preheating the convection element heats as well? Perhaps the broiler element too? But after preheating ends, oven again drifts lower in temp - however it does not keep getting lower. If I do this same thing to the upper oven, the oven still shows preheated, or if I choose a new, higher temp on the top oven, will show a live temp right near where the previous temperature was set. Now on the lower oven if I cancel the bake, then do an immediate temperature sensor service test - the lower oven test temp looks to be pretty close to the actual temp. One of my concerns is why the service temp reading is accurate, but the live temp while preheating is shifted lower. Upper oven functions and temps read as expected.

It should also be noted that the convection bake seems to be better. Although is the fan supposed to run more than about 2-3 seconds every 10 seconds?


As I stated above, I would have assumed it was the relay board (EBR64624601) based on everything I did if I did not have run the service test on the thermocouples. Repair manual would confirm I should also replace the oven relay PCB. However it the live vs. sensor test reading differences make me think the oven system pcb (EBR64624502) might have an issue, or perhaps even something else. Why are the readings different if they are using the same sensor at basically the same time?

I apologize for the long post. Please let me know if you have any thoughts? I would greatly appreciate it!

Thanks!

via LG LDE3037ST Oven Not Maintaining Temperature after preheat
by topnitroracer

Saturday, May 4, 2019

VGIC2454BSS Viking freestanding gas stove One burner is slow to click/ignite

One burner is slow to click/ignite on Viking freestanding gas stove - Spark Module issue?

I have a viking gas stove (24", 4x burners), and for one of the burners, the Spark Ignitor does not click as frequently or as early when I turn the knob. This has been a persistent issue for years, but I've had too much else to worry about, so I've just been lighting with a match :3:

Now I'm ready to fix it. :wall:

On the other 3 burners, the Ignitors click/spark almost immediately when I turn the knob to "simmer," but for this particular burner, I have to turn the knob almost on full before the ignitor starts to click.

I tried cleaning all the burner heads, and I replaced the Spark Ignitor on that one burner - no help.

So here's the question: can a problem with the Spark Module effect only one burner? Does it sound like the Spark Module needs to be replaced, or could it be the burner knob mechanism, or something else?

Any help would be appreciated!

via VGIC2454BSS Viking freestanding gas stove One burner is slow to click/ignite
by ABasghe

One burner is slow to click/ignite on Viking freestanding gas stove - Spark Module issue?

I have a viking gas stove (24", 4x burners), and for one of the burners, the Spark Ignitor does not click as frequently or as early when I turn the knob. This has been a persistent issue for years, but I've had too much else to worry about, so I've just been lighting with a match :3:

Now I'm ready to fix it. :wall:

On the other 3 burners, the Ignitors click/spark almost immediately when I turn the knob to "simmer," but for this particular burner, I have to turn the knob almost on full before the ignitor starts to click.

I tried cleaning all the burner heads, and I replaced the Spark Ignitor on that one burner - no help.

So here's the question: can a problem with the Spark Module effect only one burner? Does it sound like the Spark Module needs to be replaced, or could it be the burner knob mechanism, or something else?

Any help would be appreciated!

via One burner is slow to click/ignite on Viking freestanding gas stove - Spark Module issue?
by ABasghe