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[quote=Simon / APP Team;762806]Hi.

Using the multimeter check if there is 240VAC to the range.

With broil on check for 240VAC L2 at the block and BRL at the control board.
No 240VAc - replace the control board [PART]WB27X10311 [/PART]

Thank you. Post the results.

Simon.[/quote]

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Simon / APP Team	Posted: Monday, August 13, 2012 1:21:37 PM(UTC)
	Hi. Using the multimeter check if there is 240VAC to the range. With broil on check for 240VAC L2 at the block and BRL at the control board. No 240VAc - replace the control board Part number: WB27X10311 Thank you. Post the results. Simon.
bhanderson	Posted: Monday, August 13, 2012 9:53:36 AM(UTC)
	I recently replaced the broiler element because the old element was not heating. After putting it all back together the new element doesn't heat either. When I turn the dial to broil I hear a click but the element doesn't heat up. Any advice on my next step would be appreciated.

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