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I just bought a new home and it has a KitchenAid cooktop/oven combo model KESI901PBL00 - here are the problems that need solved:
1. The lower-right burner's glass is scratched to the point where a small chunk of the Schott Ceran glass is gone (about the size of a penny) And there are several other smaller dents. I'm guessing the whole glass top needs replaced?
2. The same lower-right burner does not heat up to its full potential. Does that mean the burner needs replaced too? I could not tell which of the burners available applied to this lower-right burner - they are all different wattages and I would need to know exactly which one is needed.
Thank you.
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Here are your parts Replacement parts for WHIRLPOOL KESI901PBL00 30" SLIDE-IN ELECTRIC OVEN | AppliancePartsPros.comSee the attachment for the wiring diagram. If you do not have the operators nmanual it can be downloaded from the Whirlpool site "Owner Center" use KESI01 to find it. [COLOR="DarkRed"]I'm guessing the whole glass top needs replaced?[/COLOR] Yes. Looks like all are out of stock which often translates to obsolete so you will have to call them. [COLOR="DarkRed"] The same lower-right burner does not heat up to its full potential. Does that mean the burner needs replaced too? [/COLOR] Looking at the wiring diagram it should be a 1800 watt single element but I am not 100% sure on this. The people at AppliancePartsPros will know. You will see that it has a simmer switch so I would check that also odds are low heat could be the infinite control switch. Elements usually either burn out or work. |
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Thank you very much for the info. Yeah, AppliancePartsPros seems to not carry the cooktop in stock but Sears parts says they have it.
Regarding the lower-right burner, you were right. My simmer switch was flipped to the ON position. I haven't tried it out yet since flipping it back, but do you think this fixed the problem? I've never had a cooktop with a simmer switch before so I wasn't sure what it did exactly or which burner it applied to.
If thats the case then all I need to do is order a new glass cooktop and I'm set.
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[COLOR="DarkRed"]I haven't tried it out yet since flipping it back, but do you think this fixed the problem?[/COLOR] My guess would be yes but that is just a guess. Only testing it will tell. |
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