If your Whirlpool oven is beeping, that will be a problem which you have no possibility to ignore. It sounds like the timer is going off, but it will not let you cancel or use the main oven. Ovens with a digital display will often accompany an error with a code. Ovens without a digital display code the error message in the number, length, and frequency of beeps. The easiest way to resolve an error is to reboot the oven. Much like a computer, electronic appliances sometimes need to be restarted. To reset your oven, unplug it from the power and leave it unplugged for at least 30 seconds. If the beeping resumes after the oven is plugged back in, it will be necessary to determine the cause of the error code. The owner’s manual should have a list of error codes and how to resolve them, but typing the model an error code into an internet search engine will usually provide the answer as well. Some oven models are programmed to flash an error code on the control panel and to beep when it detects a problem. In this case, your oven beeping should be accompanied by an error code with a number and letter on the display panel, which will correspond with a troubleshooting section of the oven manual. You should be able to cancel this alert. If there are no codes, we recommend checking a relay. The relay must be bad if you hear beeping. It could be due to moisture build up for some time. The beeper could also be connected to an electronic board. In most cases that happens to a board when heat and cold mix, perhaps shorting the relay to cause it to stay stuck allowing your beeper not stop beeping. Relay should be attached to the switch panel of your stove. Replace the relay and get rid of the noise. If you’re not able to get the problem resolved with the above troubleshooting tips, it may be time for a professional assessment. Call Prime Appliance Repair for an expert oven repair.
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