Kenmore oven isn't heating properly
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Kenmore oven isn't heating properly
Hi all this is my fist post here.
My problem is that my Kenmore gas oven isn't getting to the correct temperature and it's older so I don't know the model name of the oven. The oven shuts off way before it reaches temperature. I will provide pictures for you. Thank you all for reading my problem. Maybe someone might know my model number and how to remedy this.
andy


My problem is that my Kenmore gas oven isn't getting to the correct temperature and it's older so I don't know the model name of the oven. The oven shuts off way before it reaches temperature. I will provide pictures for you. Thank you all for reading my problem. Maybe someone might know my model number and how to remedy this.
andy



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I would say temp sensor has gone bad though off the top of my head...
Welcome to the forums...

After 6 posts you will not be moderated anymore. Its how we weed out spam. Its mostly due to posting of pics or web links of first few posts..
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I would say temp sensor has gone bad though off the top of my head...
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Thank you lawrosa! I was thinking that from all the youtubing I have been doing. I would replace but I am not sure which sensor to buy as I don't know the model. Are they all pretty standard?
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The ID tag can usually be found by pulling out the drawer and looking at the top left of the frame.
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I haven't been able to find any numbers and I cannot read the numbers on the sensor itself. Very frustrating. I will continue to look around. Thanks so much for your help so far.
EDIT: Eureka! I found it. I don't know how i missed it before; must have been tired. The model number is 911 7360191.
EDIT: Eureka! I found it. I don't know how i missed it before; must have been tired. The model number is 911 7360191.
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I found this..
Ummm maybe a new stove may be a better option...???
Temperature Sensor WB21X5301 Order now for same day shipping. 365 day return policy. RepairClinic.com
But what I read breifly is this is a crossover part #.. ( Not sure though)
http://www.repairclinic.com/PartDeta...8053344/722235
And please read here......
http://www.repairclinic.com/RepairHe...ove-Oven-Parts
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hweqe2tPklo#t=275
Ummm maybe a new stove may be a better option...???
Temperature Sensor WB21X5301 Order now for same day shipping. 365 day return policy. RepairClinic.com
But what I read breifly is this is a crossover part #.. ( Not sure though)
http://www.repairclinic.com/PartDeta...8053344/722235
And please read here......
http://www.repairclinic.com/RepairHe...ove-Oven-Parts
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hweqe2tPklo#t=275
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WB21X5301 is a correct part number for that Kenmore's temperature sensor.
You could have a defective temperature sensor or a defective control board. Usually you will get a trouble code (F3, F4) on the display. The first step is to check the resistance of the sensor.
The link below appears to be the same sensor. I just left it because they have good diasgnostic videos.
GE WB21X5301 - Oven Sensor | PartSelect
You could have a defective temperature sensor or a defective control board. Usually you will get a trouble code (F3, F4) on the display. The first step is to check the resistance of the sensor.
The link below appears to be the same sensor. I just left it because they have good diasgnostic videos.
GE WB21X5301 - Oven Sensor | PartSelect