Frigidaire Range Model # Cfef357cs2. It Has No Bake Or Broil. When I Try To Do Either One It Shows On The Erc (clock) The Indicator Light Is On But No Heat. Anyone??????

I have found that if you unplug the unit or turn the breaker off for a few minutes it will sometimes reset the erc control and work fine after ... i could not find that model number to see if i could find you part # for the erc .. double check that and and let us know if this helped

Tim

Yes, please double check your model# again, I can't pull anything up on that one either.

Jake

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Sorry Jake And Tim I Forgot To Tell You That I Am From The Frigid North!! I Live In A Small Town About 400kms. Northwest Of Winnipeg Manitoba Canada. My Town Is Called Dauphin Manitoba And There Is Still Snow On The Ground!!! Jake, You Have Helped Me Lots In The Past Couple Years Since I Graduated From Appliance Repair College In British Columbia, Canada. I Want To Take This Time To Thank You For All Your Help When I Was Stuck On An Appliance Repair That I Could Not Figure Out! This Is The Best Site I Have Ever Found For Help!!! Thanks Once Again! Now, Since I Live Way Up Here In The North This Range Was Probobly Made In Canada! So I Will Give You The Model#cfef357cs3 And The Serial# Nf34524206. It Has A Date Code Of November 2003. The Parts I Think That May Cause This Problem Are:

1.oven Sensor Pt#316217002
2.clock Pt#318185401
3.overlay Clk. Pt#318214501

I Did Unplug The Range And Shutoff The Breaker And Still No Go. I Hope You Will Still Be Able To Help Me Here. Again, Thank You For All Your Past And Future Help!!! Rizzo
P.s.-how Is The Weather In The South????

Jake Please Read The Reply That I Sent To Myself. I Am A Loser And Replied To My Own Message. I Hope U Understand.

Its ok,

What I usually do for this issue is first use my volt meter to check for 240 volts at the bake and broil elements, when I have it on either cycle. If no 240 volts then that tells me the clock/control board isn't sending power to it, and thats the problem.

I still can't get any info on that model#, but with the part# you posted for your clock/control board, its saying its "No Longer Available" at all the appliance parts sites I just checked at.

So, if can't get that clock/control board, then you'd need a new range.

Jake

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sensor should read 1100 ohms ..50 ohms up or down wouldn't be a problem either depending on temp

also couldn't find part available