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The bottom oven came on by its self and I had to turn the breaker off to shut it down. I turned the breaker back on and soon the bottom oven came back on. The top oven worked as normal. I turned the breaker back off and now the breaker trips when I attempt to turn the breaker back on. It would be helpful if I knew where to start looking.
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Gene,
Thanks your for your help. I have the board lose but Im having trouble getting the two large plugs un-plugged. They appear to be the power to each oven element. Normally I break it just before I see the solution this time I'm trying to be more careful. I cant tell that they are held on in any special way, are they just tough to unplug?
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Insert a flat screwdriver between the plug and the control board and carefully pry the plug up.
Gene.
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