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Most times the elements burn out while they're on ( kind of hard for something electrical to break while in the off position).
Go turn the oven on in the bake position. If the bottom element heats up, it is fine; in which case its the t-stat. Neither bake nor broil works...... Yeah, I saw that after I posted originally. I edited the post. Unless, other information has been posted while I am typing this, it seems like it's the bake/broil switch. If it's analog, it's relatively simple and inexpensive to fix. If it's digital, it would probably be on a circuit board.
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Did you check the flux capacitor... 
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Whacha talking bout Willis
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Anyone know anyone who works on them in north alabama?
Some men are mere hunters; others are turkey hunters. —Archibald Rutledge—
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Yek...Grab the element and wiggle it to make sure it's plugged up. They can come loose from taking things in and out.
Also most electric ovens have fuses...look in the broiler area or on the back under the metal cover.
Last edited by TChunter; 02/17/14 02:53 PM.
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Hey yek the guys at appliance parts could give you some insight on your questions.256-878-6040.
Psalm 27:1 The Lord is my light and my salvation,whom shall I fear? The Lord is the strength of my life;of whom shall I be afraid?
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I am no electrician, and I know nothing about ovens, but could you unplug the elements and then use a voltmeter to see if they are getting power to the socket?
This would tell you if the elements are bad (open circuit).
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I had a smoothtop oven that did the same thing.Had a guy come check it and he said some kinda circuit board went out.I think he priced bout $300 to fix it..he told me to scrap it and buy a new one which i did.
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One of my pet peavies is everything these days has a d%m board in it.
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Run a continuity check on the elements. They simply unplug in the back usually, they should show a dead short 0.0000000. If it shows open, bad element. Next Check the voltage going to the element should be 220, If those two are good, check voltage at the thermostat. Keep working backwards until you find where the voltage stops. Usually it's the element or thermostat, same with electric hot water heaters.
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Got a repair man coming tomorrow to take a look at it. I pulled the back off of it and it looks like a space shuttle.
Some men are mere hunters; others are turkey hunters. —Archibald Rutledge—
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Ummm....maybe use the part that works and fry the chicken?   Bucky205 gave good advice
Take your kids hunting instead of hunting your kids.
I'd rather be LOST in the woods than FOUND in the city.
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The man says it is a controller... $110 plus install.... he has one on order and when he gets it in he is going to come check it out.
Some men are mere hunters; others are turkey hunters. —Archibald Rutledge—
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It was the controller, $197 later and I am back in business. Now I just need to find someone to cook in it for me.
Some men are mere hunters; others are turkey hunters. —Archibald Rutledge—
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