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I owe a maytag wall oven eletric model no. cwe9000acb self clean .The oven will not work . When you turn it on and set the tem. ,it starts for a second then turns off and it beebs and reads -f4- can you help me trouble shut my problem ?
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There is a problem with the oven sensor circuit.
Check the oven sensor it should have a resistance of 1100 ohms at room temperature.
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Thanks Ichaged the oven senses and the oven know works. I got one more Question? Can the tempator be ajusted? And how is that done?
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