Amana AOCS3040WW Wall Oven Timer

I have an Amana convection wall oven Model #AOCS3040WW that is giving me a code of F1 and then starts beeping. Everything works fine until you press the cancel button and then it gives the code and starts to beep. Could it be one of the circuit boards?

I have an Amana convection wall oven model#aocs3040ww. When trying to heat up in any mode the oven shuts itself off after a minute or so. The clock on the display stays on and no error codes appear. I've tried resetting by turning the power off with no luck.

Amana convection wall oven attempts to heat up then shuts off. clock works and display works. Oven is 13 years old

I have a built in Amana Convection Multimode oven, Model AOC53040WW. A couple of years ago it had a problem in which it would turn itself off a minute or so it was started. This happened whether it was in oven mode or convection mode. I called a repairman who spent a lot of time with it and declared it could not be repaired. Months later I was wondering why everything else on the panel worked, but not that function. So I pressed oven cancel, and after that I was able to successfully turn the oven on and keep it on. A couple of weeks ago, however, the problem reappeared. The oven turns itself off after a minute or two. Pressing oven cancel does nothing. Can this be fixed by myself or a repairman? I do not want to spend $200 on another service call if this is something that cannot be fixed.

I have a wall oven amana number aocs3040ww when I press the bake on the pad and then go to temperature and put in the temperature the oven starts and goes to pre-bake and then shuts off after a couple of seconds. I get a F7 error when I hold the pad button in. I replaced the touch pad , but still get the same result.

The glass door on my amana 30 inch built in oven model# XXXXX broke and the oven is discontinued, so the part (31753503W) is not available. No one, not even any parts dealers have this part. Does anyone know what other oven this part was used on or what the exact dimensions of the glass are? It is the outer glass on the door known as the assy door face. thanks

I have an Amana convection wall oven that is displaying F1, I followed the instructions on the ERC test and discovered that I needed to replace the ERC panel. I did this and I still get F1 display. The convection fan and internal light comes on but, no heat! The touch pad seem to be working correct. Does anyone have an explanation?

The control panels OK. If I press any oven mode, Bake, Convection, etc. then I set the temp, I hear clicking and the display says pre-bake on with bake flashing, but then the oven turns off after about 10 seconds. Model - AOCS3040WW Manufacturer - P1132348NWW This sounds similar to other problems posted but I'd like some advice from the expert. Is this the ERC? P/N?

Gene, Installed new erc and everything is fine. Looks like it was both the faulty erc and the cracked keypad.Original sercvice guy was going to order the relay board, glad I did it myself,

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I have replaced the broiler igniter of the upper oven cabinet but now I found out that there is no power coming to the igniter when control knob is turned on. Is there a wiring diagram for this oven?

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I appreciate your answer yesterday about my no heat problem but now I have a new problem, the part is no longer available. You said I need a hi-limit thermostat, part no. R0702563. This part is appearantly no longer available. I have found a part made by Whirlpool that fits Whirlpool and many other ovens including Amana called a hi-limit switch. The Whirlpool part no. is 74009837. If possible could you tell me if that part would work inplace of the one that you suggested and if it will could you give me your part no. for it. Ron