Model #A48-10 Gmc air handler (indoor blower&evap)

Thank you for your question and I understand your concern.

The "F10" fault code indicates a runaway temperature. This could be caused by a faulty oven temperature sensor probe or a faulty electronic oven control. The oven temperature sensor should be removed, disconnected and tested for proper resistance using an Ohm meter. The oven sensor is located inside the oven cavity in the rear upper rear left or right hand corner. If the screws are visible from inside the oven cavity, it can be removed from inside the cavity. If you do not see screws, the wall oven will have to be removed and the rear panel in order to access and remove the oven temperature sensor.

Use the RTD scale I added in the image below for the resistance scale.

I hope this is helpful. If I may be of further assistance as more details become available, please reply to this post along with the model number. If you do not feel confident repairing this problem yourself, then you can have it repaired at your home by a Sears technician. Here is a link for the website: Sears Home Services .

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I am sorry you are having this problem with the radial arm saw. Usually when a saw does not start but hums and turns slow, it is because the start switch on the motor is not working or the capacitor is defective. Before you take the motor apart, I recommend plugging the saw directly into an outlet. Then check the operation. If it still does not work, I recommend unplugging the unit and remove the plastic cover over the motor. The capacitor is installed on the top of the motor. It is a cylinder shaped part that has a few wire attached to it. If you have a local electrical supply house, you can remove the capacitor and bring it to them. They should be able to test the capacitor. If it checks ok, the problem is likely the start switch on the motor shaft opposite of the blade. If you have an ohmmeter, you can remove the switch and test it. It should show closed or 0 ohms when pushed and ol or open when released. If you do not have these readings, the switch is defective. The parts can be ordered from the following link. Replacement parts for a Craftsman radial arm saw model 113.199250.

If the switch checks out fine, the problem is likely in the start windings. I looked up the stator and I am sorry it is no longer available. If the saw does need the stator, you might be able to find a local motor company to rewind it for you.

I hope this is helpful. Please let me know if you need further assistance.

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The F 10 fault code indicates a runaway temperature condition. This can be caused by a faulty resistance temperature detector probe or a bad electronic control board. The temperature probe should be checked first. The image below shows the resistance that should be measured by the probe at various temperatures. If you are able to access and check the temperature probe, you can determine whether it is defective. If it is bad, it will need to be replaced. NOTE: Unplug the range to completely disconnect electrical power before accessing any internal components. If you are not completely confident that you can safely access and test internal range components, call a service technician to diagnose and repair this failure.

If the temperature probe is okay, then the electronic control board will need to be replaced.

NOTE: If the range severely overheated, it will need to be checked by a service technician to determine if it is safe for continued use.

You can order these parts from the Sears PartsDirect website [www.searspartsdirect.com]. The exact part numbers will vary based on your full model number.

Hello Lorraine. I understand your concern after experiencing that type of failure in the range. The electronic oven control board in the console probably had an internal short that caused the noise and the smoke. I recommend that you have a service technician examine the range and repair this failure. You can schedule service through this link: Sears Home Services . The technician will be able to examine the range and will probably be able to determine the exact cause of this failure. Once the range is fixed, you will probably not have further problems. That being said, an electro-mechanical failure can occur at any time in an appliance. If you need more help, let us know.

Shutting off the house circuit breakers for the oven and leaving them off for 5 minutes may reset that control. You can then reset the breakers to restore power to the oven. See if the control will work properly after powering the oven back up. If it will not work properly then it will probably need to be serviced or replaced. Reply with the full model number of your oven and we will check for any other possible causes of this problem.

Hello Joseph. Thanks for adding that model number. I posted a link for the owner's manual on that oven below this response. I examined the manual and the technical information for any tips that may help. When you first power up the oven, the display should blink. Press the Clock icon but do not hold it down. You can then try to use the keypad to set the correct time of day. There may be a time limit so try to press those numbers fairly quickly. Press the Start button to set the time. If you can get that time set in that manner, then the other functions should work properly. You can use the manual below if necessary once you get that time set. If you still cannot set the time using that procedure, then the oven will need to be serviced.

Thanks. If you get a chance, please let us know how this turns out. I you need more help, let us know.