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Tamppan Range/Stove/Oven Fault Codes Failure CodeConditionCheck/Repair
F0 & F1
EOC (Electronic Oven Control) failure
Replace Electronic Oven Control
F2
Oven too hot
Check Bake function, if OK, replace oven temperature sensor
F3
Oven temperature sensor open
Check oven temperature sensor, should be ~1100 ohms at room temperature. If too high or low, replace oven temperature sensor
F4
Oven temperature sensor shorted
Replace oven temperature sensor
F5, 6, 7
EOC (Electronic Oven Control) failure
Replace Electronic Oven Control
F8
Lock switches
Check switches and replace if necessary
Yes the ignitor stays on even after the burner is lit. The ignitor is wired in series with the oven valve. It sounds like the oven valve isn't opening all the way. A new ignitor should solve this problem. The old igniter builds up resistance and doesn't let the correct voltage through to the oven valve for it to open properly.
Tom
bad thermostat.....buy new at lowes .....its inside the oven.....usually at the top of oven..looks like copper rod with copper wire ....easy to change...buy at lowes or homedepot
we had the same problem on our 10 yr old creda. gas man said new ffd required (flame failure device). he reckoned on around 80 pounds sterling for new part,even if it was still available, plus maybe 2 hours labour. we bought a new cooker!
i would look into the valve/regulater at which you connected the gas line, off to the side or somewhere on the regulater itself there should be a shut off for the oven control, simply flick to open positon and you should start right up. it would shut off gas to oven but allow burners to light.
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