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11-19-2009, 03:09 PM
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Adding a In line Fuse
Model Number: KERC508LSS Brand: Kitchen Aid Age: 5 - 10 years
On 11/ 18/09 I ordered a Control Panel for a Kitchen Aid Convection Range Model KERC508LSS. I received the panel today , installed it and everything works fine however ,included it the panel packaging was a inline fuse with a limited instruction sheet. The additional in line fuse was supposed to connect to the L2 Side of a terminal block however there is no terminal block on the electronic control panel. I assume that Whirlpool wants to have this additional fuse installed to protect the electronic control panel, which is expensive to replace, however I am at a loss as to where it should be installed. Any additional information or help that you could provide will be greatly appreciated. Thanks for your time
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