Same exact oven and same exact problem. I've had to do this process yearly for the last few years. However, a second option that works for a few months in between these yearly disassembly process is to switch your main oven breaker off for a few hours - overnight. When you flip the breaker back on, the display will be nice a bright. I can get away with this 2-3 time per year before I have to go with the disassemble routine. The first time you use the breaker trick, the display will come back very bright. The second time it will not be as bright, by the third time, it will have very little effect, and the manual disassembly is required. I would really like to find a more permanent solution. These 48 inch class ovens are extraordinarily expensive. I love this one, and would like to get many more years of service from this one before thinking about shelling out this kind of cash.
Thanks for sharing your experience. I agree - it's amazing that the only alternative seems to be "buy a new one" - which costs thousands of dollars. Madness. I've thought of recapping the board, as I suspect that may be the issue. I'll try the breaker trick if it has this problem again. So far since doing this work 5 months ago it's been OK.
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I hope it helped. I put quick videos here about stuff I’ve found out just in case it helps other people.
Same exact oven and same exact problem. I've had to do this process yearly for the last few years. However, a second option that works for a few months in between these yearly disassembly process is to switch your main oven breaker off for a few hours - overnight. When you flip the breaker back on, the display will be nice a bright. I can get away with this 2-3 time per year before I have to go with the disassemble routine. The first time you use the breaker trick, the display will come back very bright. The second time it will not be as bright, by the third time, it will have very little effect, and the manual disassembly is required.
I would really like to find a more permanent solution. These 48 inch class ovens are extraordinarily expensive. I love this one, and would like to get many more years of service from this one before thinking about shelling out this kind of cash.
Thanks for sharing your experience. I agree - it's amazing that the only alternative seems to be "buy a new one" - which costs thousands of dollars. Madness. I've thought of recapping the board, as I suspect that may be the issue. I'll try the breaker trick if it has this problem again. So far since doing this work 5 months ago it's been OK.
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