I have similar range. I may need to change control board. One of the elements won’t turn off, stays on high. How do I access the board. I see four screws below the touch panel.
Are you sure this is the correct fan motor for this particular model? It seems to be running a lot slower than normal. I am familiar with these Electrolux made ovens and there are three main types of fan motors? A high speed motor, a low speed motor, and a dual speed motor. High speed motors are used on electric and dual fuel ranges to produce the most possible airflow in the oven. Low speed motors are used in gas ranges to prevent the flame from blowing out when the fan is running. Dual speed motors are also used on electric and dual fuel ranges to allow the convection bake setting to have a lower fan speed to help keep delicate items from blowing over and the convection roast setting to have a higher fan speed to help brown the outside of foods better. Dual speed motors also operate on high speed during preheat. In this particular case, it looks like a low speed motor was installed on a unit either designed for a high speed or dual speed motor. I’m not 100% sure what happened here but you may want to double check the part number for future repairs. There’s always a chance the customer wanted a low speed motor as they definitely are much quieter but just thought I should let you know as I love sharing what I learn about these interesting appliances to help others. Your channel is awesome and I’ve definitely considered going into the appliance repair industry myself as I’m very knowledgeable about all appliances. Keep up the amazing work and I look forward to more videos to come. God Bless!!! 💜🙏🤍
Nice video, very detailed and easy to follow, thank you!
Great video, very helpful. Thank you!
I have similar range. I may need to change control board. One of the elements won’t turn off, stays on high. How do I access the board. I see four screws below the touch panel.
This unit has screws at the bottom and bottom sides left and right and control panel lifts up once you remove all the screws
Are you sure this is the correct fan motor for this particular model? It seems to be running a lot slower than normal.
I am familiar with these Electrolux made ovens and there are three main types of fan motors? A high speed motor, a low speed motor, and a dual speed motor.
High speed motors are used on electric and dual fuel ranges to produce the most possible airflow in the oven.
Low speed motors are used in gas ranges to prevent the flame from blowing out when the fan is running.
Dual speed motors are also used on electric and dual fuel ranges to allow the convection bake setting to have a lower fan speed to help keep delicate items from blowing over and the convection roast setting to have a higher fan speed to help brown the outside of foods better. Dual speed motors also operate on high speed during preheat.
In this particular case, it looks like a low speed motor was installed on a unit either designed for a high speed or dual speed motor. I’m not 100% sure what happened here but you may want to double check the part number for future repairs. There’s always a chance the customer wanted a low speed motor as they definitely are much quieter but just thought I should let you know as I love sharing what I learn about these interesting appliances to help others.
Your channel is awesome and I’ve definitely considered going into the appliance repair industry myself as I’m very knowledgeable about all appliances. Keep up the amazing work and I look forward to more videos to come. God Bless!!! 💜🙏🤍
Yes that’s the correct part because we always use model number to get parts unless we are sure %100.
Thank you 😊
What is the part number for the fan motor?
Frigidaire 5304467897 KIT