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Our glass cooktop cracked and water may have cause the a burner near the crack to short as I saw a flash and heard a pop while wiping down the cook top with the burner still on. I replaced the burner but the new one still doesnot work. Is there a circuit breaker attached to the burner that I am not aware of that needs to be reset? All the other burners work fine.
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Originally Posted by: Idratherbefishn Our glass cooktop cracked and water may have cause the a burner near the crack to short as I saw a flash and heard a pop while wiping down the cook top with the burner still on. I replaced the burner but the new one still doesnot work. Is there a circuit breaker attached to the burner that I am not aware of that needs to be reset? All the other burners work fine. Fishn, No, there's not a "circuit breaker" in the burner assembly or wiring harness. I'd have to think, you also shorted the burner switch for that burner, or have a crossed or damaged wire, as well. If you could supply which burner failed/shorted, we could get you the test information and possible parts needs, if you'd like. Good Luck, :) :) :) Good Luck,
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Originally Posted by: Joe / APP Team Fishn,
No, there's not a "circuit breaker" in the burner assembly or wiring harness.
I'd have to think, you also shorted the burner switch for that burner, or have a crossed or damaged wire, as well.
If you could supply which burner failed/shorted, we could get you the test information and possible parts needs, if you'd like.
Good Luck, :) :) :)
Good Luck, The model for the burner I replaced was 12002146 Whirlpool.
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Originally Posted by: Idratherbefishn The model for the burner I replaced was 12002146 Whirlpool. Idratherbefisshn, Thats not quite what I had in mind, Which burner, right front , right rear, etc. What size burner, 9" dual burner, 6" dual burner, etc. I'll try and figure it out. Thanks, :) :) :)
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Originally Posted by: Idratherbefishn The model for the burner I replaced was 12002146 Whirlpool. OK, as best I can tell, You replaced the ELEMENT, (6`` RADIANT) 1200W Part number: AP4009117
MPN 12002146 / 74008573 If you need the burner infinite switch it should be, Part number: AP4088188
MPN 703650. You can check the infinite switch circuits and voltages with a meter. With the switch in the "ON" position and the wires off you should be able to read a "closed" circuit between L1 and H1 and L2 and H2 contacts on the switch. With power applied to the range, and wires on the switch(this is a "live" voltage test so be careful) and the switch in the ON position you should read 240 VAC across L1 and L2 terminals(power in) and the H2 to H1 terminals(power out) on the switch. Good Luck, :) :) :)
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