4055612628 Genuine 3 Button Oven Clock Timer Kit for Chef, Westinghouse, Simpson, Electrolux Ovens PEK1370W-L GON476SNG PGN657S PON781S GXN650SNG

This genuine 3 button clock kit, part 4055612628, runs the clock and timer on a big range of Chef, Westinghouse, Simpson and Electrolux ovens and cookers. It is a circuit board kit fitted with a relay, cross referenced to 387210800K, 387124700 and 387124701. Listed models include GON476 and GXN650 units, PEK1370 and PEK1380 models, the PGN657, PGN659 and PON781 series, plus the 62H636W and 63H914S.

Oven clock blank, flashing or oven won't heat

On many ovens with a relay clock, power to the oven circuit passes through the relay on the clock board. That means a clock fault can stop the oven from heating even when the elements, thermostat and selector switch are fine. Common signs are a blank or dim display, a clock that keeps flashing and won't hold the time, buttons that no longer respond, or an oven that seems stuck in automatic mode. Power surges and heat creeping out of the oven are frequent causes of board failure.

Part details

• Genuine Electrolux group part 4055612628
• Cross references 387210800K, 387124700 and 387124701
• 3 button clock circuit board kit with relay
• Listed for more than 100 Chef, Westinghouse, Simpson and Electrolux models

Licensed electrician required

Ovens and upright cookers are normally hard wired, so the clock must be fitted by a licensed electrician with the power isolated at the switchboard. Label or photograph every wire on the old clock before disconnecting it, because the relay connections must go back exactly as they were. Once it's fitted, set the time and check the oven heats in manual mode.

Questions about this part

My oven won't heat but the clock looks fine. Could it still be the clock?

It can be. If the clock is not set to manual, or its relay has failed, the oven may not heat. Try setting the time and manual mode first, then have the relay and elements tested before replacing parts.