The Kenmore Elite 795.74043.411 is a 30-inch freestanding electric range with convection oven, self-cleaning function, smooth glass cooktop, digital controls, warming drawer, and storage drawer. This service manual provides authorized technicians with safety procedures, technical specifications, disassembly/assembly instructions, wiring diagrams, troubleshooting guides, and parts lists for repair and maintenance. Below are key sections for safety, features, installation, diagnostics, and parts replacement.
Before servicing, disconnect power at circuit breaker or fuse box. Allow unit to cool completely. Use insulated tools. Verify no voltage present at terminals before proceeding.
| Hazard | Precaution |
|---|---|
| Electrical Shock | Disconnect power supply; verify with voltmeter. |
| High Temperature | Allow oven and cooktop to cool before handling components. |
| Sharp Edges | Wear cut-resistant gloves during disassembly. |
| Gas Leak (if applicable) | Check connections with soap solution; no open flames. |
| Heavy Parts | Use assistance or proper lifting equipment. |
Ensure installation area meets electrical and spacing requirements.
WARNING! Improper installation can cause fire, electric shock, or injury. Follow all local codes.
Primary controls located on backsplash. Touchpad includes: Power, Oven Mode (Bake, Broil, Convection), Temperature, Timer, Clock, Self-Clean, Lock, Delay Start.
Indicator Lights: Heating Element On, Oven Preheated, Clean, Lock.
Warming Drawer Control: Separate knob for temperature settings (Low, Medium, High, Off).
Steps to access internal components. Always disconnect power first.
CAUTION! Label all wires and take photos during disassembly for reassembly reference.
Refer to diagrams for wire colors, connections, and component locations.
Main Components: Electronic Oven Control (EOC) Board, User Interface Board, Bake Element (3400W), Broil Element (2600W), Convection Fan Motor, Oven Temperature Sensor, Cooktop Elements, Thermal Fuse, Door Lock Motor (for self-clean).
Wiring Diagram Reference: Sheet 1 of 3 (Power Distribution), Sheet 2 of 3 (Control Circuits), Sheet 3 of 3 (Sensor & Display).
Use multimeter to test components for continuity and proper resistance.
| Component | Test Procedure | Expected Result |
|---|---|---|
| Bake/Broil Element | Check continuity between terminals | 15-25 ohms (approx.) |
| Oven Temperature Sensor | Measure resistance at room temp (77°F/25°C) | 1100 ohms (±10%) |
| Convection Fan Motor | Check for continuity in windings | Continuity present |
| Door Lock Switch | Check continuity in locked/unlocked states | Changes state with lock position |
| Thermal Fuse | Check continuity | Continuity (closed circuit) |
Follow systematic approach to diagnose common issues.
Fault codes displayed on control panel indicate specific issues.
| Code | Meaning | Likely Cause |
|---|---|---|
| F1 | Oven Temperature Sensor Fault | Open/short circuit in sensor or wiring |
| F2 | Oven Too Hot | Faulty relay on EOC, stuck heating element |
| F3/F4 | Door Lock Fault | Lock motor, switch, or wiring issue |
| F7 | Control Panel Communication Error | Wiring harness, UI board, or EOC board fault |
| F9 | Memory Error | EOC board needs reset or replacement |
Key replacement parts with manufacturer part numbers.
Exploded View Diagrams: Figure 1 (Overall Assembly), Figure 2 (Oven Cavity), Figure 3 (Control Panel).
After repair, reassemble in reverse order of disassembly.
Final Verification: Range must operate safely per manufacturer specifications. Provide customer with safety and operation overview.