I have this double electric oven, one on top of the other built in the wall. When i turn one or the other on only the top element in each work. Both bottom elements don't heat up at all. There has to be some mechanism that heats those two elements but i don't know where to look. tried to find the model online but to no avail.
Anyone skilled in oven repair
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Oven coil/element burned out:
http://www.google.com/#hl=en&sugexp...f.,cf.osb&fp=c46529590d2197e8&biw=991&bih=329
http://www.google.com/#hl=en&sugexp...f.,cf.osb&fp=c46529590d2197e8&biw=991&bih=329
here is the problem Boy's both bottom elements went at the same time. I hate to buy both and it is some connection to those two that is the problem. Maybe if i buy one the guy will let me take it back if it doesn't work. Why all the sudden both of these coils , which are two separate ovens, both go out :shrug:
i have notice up in this joint, if it doesn't have to do with a computers there are not that many guys with actually skills in anything else. There are a handful tho. Just a very small handful. Old School, Morris and Scotty thinks he has some.
- Mar 19, 2006
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out of my league with ovens Sponge.
sorry buddy..
if it's me I start with the manufacturer and every friggin number you can get off the damn thing.
call and beg for help.:00hour
and be your nice self..:0074
let me know how it turns out..
sorry buddy..
if it's me I start with the manufacturer and every friggin number you can get off the damn thing.
call and beg for help.:00hour
and be your nice self..:0074
let me know how it turns out..
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It is likely in the control panel as both elements failing at the same time is unlikely..but
First I would check to make sure you are getting 220V at your outlet..
If you have a Digital meter set it at 750v AC...
If Outlet has 3 Prong Entrys (3pole 3wire) Place one meter lead into each outer (2) slash entrys(line) ..
It should read around 220v
If outlet has 4 Prong Entrys (3pole 4wire) place meter leads into each outer slash entrys (line)...
It should read around 220v
If that is good then it's probably at the Relay and contacts at your control panel...
Post if you get 220 at outlet and are able to get to control panel...
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