[donk]

The bake element does not heat. Measured voltage at the element is zero with the Control panel set at 350 F or any temp. Any idea what the problem might be?

The other controls and the light work ok.

[PS Staff - Sheila]

Will the broil element heat?

Is there 240 volts coming in to the oven?

Here is a link to your oven model JTP11WP.

[donk]

Originally Posted by PS Staff - Sheila

Will the broil element heat? Yes, Hi & Lo. The element rapidly goes red hot.

Is there 240 volts coming in to the oven? YES

Here is a link to your oven model JTP11WP.

The bake element does not heat. I removed it and measured the voltage at the two power wires with the control at 350 degrees and the voltage was zero.

[donk]

Hi Sheila,
Yes there is 240V. The Broil element gets red hot fast, at Hi & Lo setting.

[PS Staff - Sheila]

You may have a wire off the control.

Open the panel and check the wires.

[donk]

Originally Posted by PS Staff - Sheila

You may have a wire off the control.

Open the panel and check the wires.

OK, will do.

[donk]

Originally Posted by donk

OK, will do.

Hi Sheila,
Removed the panel. All wires are connected to the relays.

Further, I measured the voltage at K2 with the bake switch on. It was 120 V and zero with the switch off. When ON, there was also 120 volts at BR and DLB.

I turned off the PWR and will check continuity from BA to DBL etc. It looks like the element is connected ok but not heating. What do you think?

[PS Staff - Sheila]

Check the continuity of the element.

Make sure that you disconnect the wires first so you don't get a false reading.

[donk]

Checked voltage at the element with Bake ON at 350 degrees = 120V. Zero volts dropped accross the element. Measured 120 V on both sides of the element.

[donk]

Originally Posted by PS Staff - Sheila

Check the continuity of the element.

Make sure that you disconnect the wires first so you don't get a false reading.

Removed element, it measures zero ohms. What should it measure?