85806300010897 Genuine Oven Clock 3 Touch Button for Westinghouse Ovens POR668S POP668S PDR790S PXR698S PGP659S GOR476SNG GXR650SNG

Oven clock dead or the touch buttons ignoring you? 85806300010897 is the genuine Westinghouse 3 button touch clock, a Computime unit linked to numbers 0630001087 and 0630001089. It is listed for 143 models, among them the POR667 and POR668 ovens, the POP668 and PDR790, the PXR698 and PGP659, and gas models like the GOR476 and GXR650.

Westinghouse oven clock not working or won't set?

The touch clock keeps the time, runs the minute timer and, on many models, has to be set before the oven will heat. It has three touch pads for setting the time and timer. Over the years, heat rising from the oven, steam and grease can get into the electronics or the pads, and power surges can damage the display. Typical faults are a blank or dim display, flashing numbers that won't set, pads that need several presses or don't respond at all, and an oven that stays cold because the clock isn't working.

Part details

• Genuine Electrolux group part 85806300010897
• Linked to 0630001087 and 0630001089
• 3 touch button oven clock, Computime
• Listed for 143 oven and cooker models
• Covers POR, POP, PDR, PXR, PGP, GOR and GXR series

Fitting the new clock

Turn the power off at the switchboard before opening the control panel. Hard-wired ovens should be worked on by a licensed electrician in Australia. Take a photo of the plug or wires on the back of the old clock so each goes back to the same terminal. Mount the new clock in the panel, reconnect, restore power and set the time, then confirm the oven heats on a normal setting.

Questions about this part

Why won't my oven heat until the clock is set?

On many ovens with a touch clock, the time must be set after a power cut before the elements will work. If the clock has failed and can't be set, the oven may not heat at all, so a faulty clock can look like an element fault.