I was recently baking in my oven and we smelled a "wire burning smell" and then the oven stopped working. We had to replace the clock part in our oven before, so I assumed it was that because the stove part would work but the oven would not. So I just had someone come out and replace the clock, but now the oven heats up but the cooling fan does not come on. Any suggestions? I have a frigidaire model #FES367DSC. Thank you for your help.
I had the same problem with my belling oven you must get the fan motor replaced or you will overheat the element and burn that out too.
I did a search on the internet found a supplier for the fan and replaced it had to undo about 10 screws to replace.
chris watson
October 2009
Maybe the burning smell had something to do with the fan & not the clock. I can't understand why you would just assume it was the clock without someone even checking it. Also, why did the service tech change a perfectly good clock? He should of pointed out that the clock was ok. You are now going to have to get the service guy back & ask him to check the fan.
Lincoln Appliance NZ
October 2009
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