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My gas Kitchenaid would not heat up this morning. Wife used it yesterday. everything seems to work ok but no heat.
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need to check / ohm out TCO's ( thermal cut outs ).. could also be the hot surface ignitor..
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do you mean the termal fuze?
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yes , there are usually at least two thermal cutouts.. ( BTW: can you take the kick plate / toe kick off and view the gas valve / hot surface ignitor ?
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the thermal fuse is at back .if its manufactured by whirlpool its white pastic about 1+ 1/2 inches lon with 2 terminals . test for continuity wih multimeter.
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