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Old 11-29-2007, 02:36 PM   #1
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oven element stoped working. tested ohms, good. tested for voltage when on bake 0volts across, but I do get 120v when going to ground. also when testing broiler element in bake mode I get 240v across when I hear the contact close. Is the broiler element supposed to heat up in bake mode? why only voltage of 120v on baking element,bad control board?
 
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It was a bad soider joint on the bake relay. thanks for pointing me in the right direction NOT!
 
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