Shwiefels
Premium Member
- Model Number
- LDG4313ST
- Brand
- LG
- Age
- More than 10 years
Started getting an F9 error. I pulled out my multimeter and started checking continuity. Came to the conclusion that I had a bad oven igniter.
I just replaced the igniter. I put a multimeter to the old one and I wasn’t getting continuity. Purchase a new one. Had continuity. Installed it. It fired up. Started heating. I saw the glow which was not happening prior to the new install. The oven got to about 265°, heard some beeps, and then it blew the main breaker. I reset the breaker, waited for oven to cool down. Now the igniter has failed and I am no longer getting continuity. Getting an F9 error nice again.
What caused the breaker to trip and destroyed the new igniter. What can be the issue? What is the next thing to check?
I just replaced the igniter. I put a multimeter to the old one and I wasn’t getting continuity. Purchase a new one. Had continuity. Installed it. It fired up. Started heating. I saw the glow which was not happening prior to the new install. The oven got to about 265°, heard some beeps, and then it blew the main breaker. I reset the breaker, waited for oven to cool down. Now the igniter has failed and I am no longer getting continuity. Getting an F9 error nice again.
What caused the breaker to trip and destroyed the new igniter. What can be the issue? What is the next thing to check?