How Not to Repair an Oven
A few weeks ago, the oven I purchased in September, 2013, beeped at me. ERR F10 flashed on the screen as the wail continued. The noise bothered me, so I ran down the basement steps and switched off the circuit breaker. Then, I performed a Google search. ERR F10 corresponds to runaway oven temperature , or in other words, the sensor in my oven needed help. Because I'm busy, I didn't call the repair place right away. I waited for the event to happen again--which it did. Twice within one week? I knew I had to call. The repair man arrived at my house last week. Here's how the conversation went down: Him: What error did it show? Me: F10, I believe. Him: Are you sure? I don't think there is an F10. It should be a number under ten. Me: Hmmm. Let me check my computer. I might have saved the search I performed. I went over to my computer and brought up the screen where I had found the information. Sure enough, in this Kenmore model, an error of F10 existed. I informed ...