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I have notice the wire (harness) of the one of the burner were burn up, and i have replaced it along with the burner itself. Last week, my wife was cooking when she noticed a big flash under the glass and the burner stop working.
The wires were burn up again, and the burner delimiter was damaged.
My question is: What might be the reason for the wires to burn up? What does control the voltage that goes through the wires to the burner?
[FONT='Calibri','sans-serif']Any lead will be highly appreciated[/FONT]
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[FONT='Calibri','sans-serif']thanks[/FONT]
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It's hard to say what cause it. It can be a wrong size of the wire, a loose connection, a short in the heating element or somewhere else, etc. Voltage controls by infinite switch.
Gene.
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