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I know this oven is very old and may not be worth fixing, but I would love to fix it.
I was making dinner tonight and the back left burner popped, sparked and tripped the breaker. I tried resetting the breaker, and it happeded again. After allowing it to cool and taking off the burner that seemed to be causing the problem, I tried resetting the breaker again, this time it didn't pop but none of the burners heated after about 5 minutes.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you Dawn
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Hi Dawn, There suppose to be a double breaker for your electric range. Looks like the only one breaker is "on". The first thing I would do is check the circuit breakers and then check for 240VAC at the power outlet for the range. If the heating element is shorted to ground - it has to be replaced. - The part number for the 6" heating element is AP2027832 Gene.
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