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Electronic Control Board 5304495521
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30 - 60 mins
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Replacing your Frigidaire Range Electronic Control Board
- Touchpad does not respond
- Little to no heat when baking
- Range
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2. Made a conscious decision to replace both bake element and ECB at the same time since the oven will be 10 years old next year and both have been utilized heavily over those years. Baking is a daily routine in this family, so more days without an oven was less desirable than ... Read more a sure fix in one session.
3. With both parts on hand and my schedule cleared, set about making the repair:
ECB
4. Unplugged stove from wall socket.
5. Removed bottom and top back panels. The ECB replacement required the top panel removed. The bake element replacement required the bottom panel removed. The ECB replacement came with an unexpected, but welcome power filter that attached easily to the power leads and grounded into the oven frame.
6. Took a digital photo of the ECB wiring before removing any leads.
7. Detached leads from the ECB (no tools required).
8. Removed screws holding ECB to oven frame.
9. Removed ECB
10. Using a plastic drywall putty knife, very gently and carefully separated the overlay from the ECB. I had ordered an overlay with my original order because I was unsure how difficult this process would be and whether I would be effective at making the separation without damage. The overlay was still on back-order when I started the repair, so I was able to cancel that part of the order when I had completed the overlay separation without any damage to the overlay. Just go nice and easy and don't rush and you'll be able to separate the overlay from the ECB without damage.
11. Lined up and applied overlay to new ECB unit. Again, just take your time and check all the edges and corners.
12. Attached new ECB unit with applied overlay to the oven frame with the screws that had been taken out earlier
13. Connected leads to ECB, verified everything looked the same as the digital photo.
14. Without re-attaching the back panels, carefully plugged in the stove to verify connectivity to the ECB. Unplugged stove again.
Baking element:
15. Unscrewed oven bottom tray/bake element protector. There are two screws with attached washers in the back. These were very stuck, so used a squirt of WD40 on each and waited 10 minutes to loosen them up. They came out readily after that.
16. Press down on front of bottom tray. This will raise up the back of the bottom tray (like a see-saw), giving you just enough space to grasp it with your fingers and lift up. Wiggle the bottom tray past the convection fan louvers as you raise it up and back to free up the front lip. Set bottom tray aside.
17. Remove screws that hold the bake element in place against the back of the oven interior and on the bar that holds the bake element to the bottom of the oven interior.
18. Disconnect leads to the bake element from the back. You can tell which ones to remove easily if you have a helper jiggle the bake element a little from the other side while you observe the back of the stove.
19. Re-use the bar that holds the bake element to the bottom of the oven interior. Slide it off of the old bake element and carefully slide it onto the new bake element. Be careful to avoid scratches while doing this.
20. Align the bar that holds the bake element to the bottom of the oven interior with the screw holes, fasten this.
21. Adjust the bake element so that the fastener plates at the back line up with the screw holes on the back of the oven interior, fasten these.
22. Attach leads to the bake element in the back.
23. Plug in the stove and give it a test run after setting the time. In our case, with the new ECB and bake element in place, the oven reached 350 F in exactly 10 minutes. We were very happy with this.
24. Re-attach back panels
25. Done!
NOTE: You may smell a little bit of machine oil burn on the first and second uses of the oven. This burns off completely by the third use.
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John from Beaverton, OR
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Difficulty Level:Really Easy
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Total Repair Time:30 - 60 mins
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Tools:Screw drivers
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Ronald from SUN CITY CTR, FL
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Difficulty Level:Really Easy
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Total Repair Time:30 - 60 mins
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Tools:Nutdriver, Screw drivers, Socket set
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Gregory from SEFFNER, FL
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Difficulty Level:Very Easy
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Total Repair Time:30 - 60 mins
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Tools:Nutdriver, Socket set
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