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Troubleshooting your Admiral electric wall oven when it won't bake

A failed control thermostat can prevent the oven from baking on a wall oven that uses dials for the oven controls. On a wall oven with a digital display, a failed electronic control board or relay control board may keep the oven from working. A bad temperature sensor probe will also prevent the oven from heating. A broken bake element in an electric oven or a failed igniter in a gas oven can also cause a heating failure. For more troubleshooting tips, watch our electric wall oven won't heat video to figure out how to fix the problem.

Common replacement parts for Admiral electric wall ovens

• Bake element. The bake element is at the bottom of the oven cavity and is the primary heat source for the bake mode.
• Broil element. The broil element is positioned at the top of the oven cavity and it heats foods in the broil mode.
• Oven temperature sensor. The oven temperature sensor detects temperature inside the oven cavity and sends temperature signals to the electronic control board.
• Electronic control board. The electronic control board controls oven functions such baking, broiling and cleaning.
• Relay control board. The relay control board receives signals from the main electronic oven control board and the relay control board operates relays to regulate the heating of the oven elements.

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