Figure 3
Bake Element
If the bake element does not heat up, check for line voltage
across element terminals. Approximately 240 VAC should be
indicated across terminals. If no voltage is indicated across
terminals, check for broken wire between thermostat and ele-
ment. Check thermostat. If voltage is present at the element,
check element for continuity using procedures below.
1.Shut off power to range.
2.Remove wire leads from element terminals.
3.Set ohmmeter to R X 10 scale and attach meter leads to
element. A low OHMS reading (continuity) should be indicated.
If infinite OHMS (open) is indicated, element must be replaced.
Broil Element
If the broil element does not heat up, check for line voltage at
element terminals. Approximately 240 VAC should be indicated
at the element. If no voltage is indicated across terminals,
check for broken wire between thermostat and element. Check
thermostat. If voltage is present at the element, check ele-
ment for continuity using procedures below.
1.Shut off power to range.
2.Remove wire leads from element terminals.
3.Set ohmmeter to R X 10 scale and attach meter leads to
element. A low OHMS reading (continuity) should be indicated.
If infinite OHMS (open) is indicated, element must be replaced.
Thermostat Selector Switch
The temperature control is a combination thermostat and se-
lector switch assembly. The temperature control is performed
by cycling contacts in the thermostat.
The selection of bake or broil operation is done at the control
dial. The contacts C-BA are closed when a bake temperature
is selected. The contacts C-BR are closed when the broil func-
tion is chosen.
Oven Indicator Light
The oven indicator light operates any time the thermostat se-
lector switch is placed in operation. It will cycle with the opera-
tion of the cycling contacts in the thermostat (glows with con-
tacts closed). It is a 240 VAC indicator light.
OHMS
TYPICAL NON-SELF CLEAN RANGE
Schematic Diagram
SERVICE DATA SHEET (Cont'd) - DO NOT DISCARD
(NO)
(NC)
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