Whirlpool WEE515S0L / WEE750H0H 30-inch slide-in electric range: quick sheet

Covers: Whirlpool 30-inch slide-in smooth-top electric ranges with front controls: WEE515S0L* (WEE515S0LS stainless; 4.8 cu ft, two FlexHeat dual elements, self-clean) and WEE750H0H* (WEE750H0HZ fingerprint-resistant stainless, WEE750H0HW white, revision WEE750H0HZ1 seen; 6.4 cu ft, true convection, FlexHeat triple element). Canadian versions carry a Y prefix (YWEE515S0LS, YWEE750H0HZ). The gas sibling WEG515S0L is not covered. Search terms: WEE515, WEE750, WEE750H0HZ, WEE515S0LS.

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Two common Whirlpool slide-ins: no backguard, controls on the front, glass-ceramic top, electronic oven control with the Whirlpool F#E# fault format. The WEE750H0H adds a convection fan and element and a 6/9/12 in triple-ring front element. Diagnosis is the Whirlpool electric-range pattern: oven sensor (RTD), bake and broil elements, element switches, door lock, cooling fan and supply wiring (F9E0 means a supply miswire or open leg).

Safety first

Turn off the breaker before panels come off; a range has two hot legs.
Live voltage checks at the terminal block or relays are caution work.
Reinstall the anti-tip bracket after any move.
Let elements and glass cool before handling.

How it works

240 V split-phase supply; the elements run on 240 V, the control and lights on 120 V. A missing leg or bad neutral can show as F9E0 or odd heating.

Oven temperature: the control reads an RTD sensor at the rear of the cavity and cycles bake and broil (and the convection element and fan on WEE750H0H) through relays.

Cooktop: front knobs drive element switches; FlexHeat elements have inner and outer rings selected by the switch position.

Self-clean locks the door with a motorized lock and runs high heat; a cooling fan protects the controls.

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Official manufacturer documentation

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Diagnostic guides for this appliance

Guide · Range / Oven

Electric range trips the breaker or blows a fuse

Use the timing of the trip to split the problem. A trip at power-up, with every control off, points to the supply cord, terminal block, internal wiring or the breaker itself. A trip only when one element or mode is turned on points to that element (usually shorted to its sheath) or its switch and wiring. Rule out a weak or undersized breaker last, after the range itself tests clean.

8 steps ~60 minmoderate

Guide · Range / Oven

Electric range partly works: display on, oven or big elements won't heat

An electric range runs its electronics and lights on 120 V (one hot leg to neutral) but heats with 240 V across both legs. If one leg is lost, the range looks alive but cannot heat properly. Typical causes are half of the double-pole breaker tripped or failed, a burned terminal block or cord connection, or a damaged receptacle. A building on 208 V will heat, just more slowly.

7 steps ~45 minmoderate

Guide · Range / Oven

Oven keeps heating when turned off or overheats past setpoint

This is a fire hazard: turn the breaker off first, then diagnose. On electronic controls the usual cause is a relay on the control board whose contacts have welded closed. On dial ovens it is a stuck thermostat or selector contact. Less often a shorted sensor or harness is to blame. On gas ovens, a burner that won't shut off is a gas-valve problem and goes to a licensed gas technician.

7 steps ~60 minadvanced

Other ranges & ovens manuals

Manual · Range / Oven

GE JGBS66 / JGB735 30-inch freestanding gas range: quick sheet

GE 30-inch freestanding gas ranges with electronic touch oven control and 120 V supply: JGBS66 (and the lower JGBS60/JGBS61 family) with an under-oven broiler drawer and steam clean, and JGB735 (plus the JGB635/JGB645/JGB660 family) with an in-oven broil burner and self-clean. JGB735 adds a rear convection fan and No Preheat Air Fry. Finish/revision suffixes vary (SS, BB, WW, ES, DS and revision digits); confirm features against the rating label. Electrical and ignition side only: every gas-carrying part is blocked.

10 components7 common failuresGE

Manual · Range / Oven

Whirlpool WFG505M0B / WFG525S0J 30-inch freestanding gas range: quick sheet

Whirlpool 30-inch freestanding gas ranges with electronic touch oven control on the backguard and 120 V supply: WFG505M0B (5.1 cu. ft., under-oven broiler drawer, manual clean; revisions such as BS0/BS1/BS2, BW, BB and the later WFG505M0M) and WFG525S0J (5.0 cu. ft., in-oven top broil, self-clean; suffixes such as JS, JB, JW, JT, JV, JZ). Siblings WFG320 and WFG515 are built on similar chassis but check the ignition type per model (see overview). Electrical and ignition side only: every gas-carrying part is blocked.

9 components6 common failuresWhirlpool

Manual · Range / Oven

Frigidaire FCRG3052A and Gallery FGGF3036T/FGGF3059 30-inch gas ranges (electrical and ignition side): quick sheet

Frigidaire 30-inch freestanding gas ranges: FCRG3052A (AS/AB/AW, later FCRG3052B revisions; manual clean, no self-clean, storage drawer) and Gallery FGGF3036T (self-clean plus steam clean, convection fan) and FGGF3059T (Gallery, True Convection, self-clean plus steam clean). Electrical, ignition and control side only; every gas-carrying part is blocked. All listed models are discontinued and were sold roughly 2015-2021; match the full model and suffix on the rating plate (under the cooktop or on the storage drawer frame) before ordering parts.

10 components8 common failuresFrigidaire