You could use either element to test for voltage,

*** Turn off power to the range ***

Remove the two screws holding the element to the oven wall,

Slide the element out of the wall, until the wire terminals are clearly visible, and not touching any metal.

Program a bake or broil setting.

Check each of the terminals to chassis ground for 120 VAC.

Check across both terminals for 240 VAC.

If you have 240 VAC across the two terminals, then you have a bad element.

If you 120 VAC or 0 volts, we have a problem in the wiring or ERC.

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You can also slide the range out from the wall, remove the back panel and check for loose or broken wires to the elements, as a preliminary check,

When ever you're working or moving that range, turn the power off at the breaker panel.


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