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You will not be able to use the oven because the oven control board/timer controls it so even if you could get it turned on it would overheat and be a fire hazard.
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Hi everyone,
Question from a renter here: When my landlord sent someone by to repair my stove, said person busted the panel that controls the oven. It won't light up, displays nothing, even though it's plugged in (and the sparkers on the stove work, so there's definitely electricity). This may be the stupidest question ever, but is there any way to use the oven without the panel? My landlord doesn't want to repair it because it's too expensive (much like my rent), so I'm looking for a DIY solution.
Thanks for any suggestions you might have.
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