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Do you have a multimeter?
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no i dont...sounds like i have to call someone in...but what and where would i be checking for ? i might be able to get a multimeter...
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The heating element has to be checked for continuity. If it's fine then the voltage to the heating element has to be measured while the control calls for heat. The normal reading suppose to be about 240 VAC. If the reading is incorrect and the wires between the heating element and the upper oven relay board (#11 on the [B diagram[/B]) are good, the problem can be a bad upper oven relay board. - The upper oven relay board Part number: AP4095668
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