85806300010913 Genuine Oven Timer Clock 3 Button Amber for Westinghouse Ovens WVE616S WVE615S WVE626S WVE636S WVE655S WVG655SLP WVE914SB

Part 85806300010913 is the genuine Westinghouse oven clock and timer with three touch buttons and an amber display. It is also catalogued as 0630001091. The unit is listed for the WVE615 and WVE616 ovens, the WVE626, WVE636 and WVE655, the WVG655 and WVG665 models, the WVE914SB and WFEP915SB, and a number of product codes beginning with 9440316 and 9440317.

Westinghouse oven clock blank or oven not heating?

Besides showing the time, the clock is the oven's timer. It runs the minute minder, and on ovens with automatic cooking it can also switch the oven on and off. On many ovens a faulty or unset timer stops the elements from heating, even though the fan and light still work. Common signs are a blank, dim or flickering display, buttons that don't respond, constant beeping, or a clock that keeps losing its time. After a power cut, try setting the time and returning the oven to manual mode as the user manual describes before assuming the clock has failed.

Part details

• Genuine Westinghouse part 85806300010913
• Also catalogued as 0630001091
• Three touch buttons with amber display
• Listed for WVE615, WVE616, WVE626 and WVE636 ovens plus WVE655, WVG655 and WVG665 models

Replacing the clock

Ovens are normally hard-wired, so have a licensed electrician fit the clock with power isolated at the switchboard first. Photograph the wiring on the back of the old clock before unplugging anything, as every terminal must go back exactly as it was. Check the replacement has the same button layout and display colour. Once powered up, set the time and confirm the oven heats in manual mode.

Questions about this part

How do I check this clock matches my oven?

Find the model and product number on the label around the oven door opening. If the model is one of the listed WVE, WVG or WFEP ovens and your old clock has three touch buttons with an amber display, this should be the right part.