Is there an internal fuse in the kitchen ranges? If so where is it?

If it has internal fuses/circuit breakers i would check those first.
does anything work on it at all? could indicate whether its an appliance fuse or a house fuse issue.

either you have a blown internal fuse or an element wire shorted on inside back of unit

No fuses. All power is routed through the electronic control on the front of the range. The electronic control (ERC) will need replacing.

The fuse is located behind the rear panel of the cooker. Depending what model this is, it may be an electronic card causing the problem?

Reolace the electronic oven control.

There may be, but your problem is not any of those. You apparently have a short to ground somewhere that need's to be located and repaired.

Hi!!!you seem to have a problem with your hi- limit switches show here they are resetable in dacor products..just press the top of the hi-limit swith and you will be fine'' they are show here.Good luck

your stove doesnt have any internal fuses. if you are not getting "any" of the units to get fully hot, then you might have a house fuse that has blown or a breaker that has tripped. it is also possible that the cord has a burnt connection at the rear of the unit where it connects to the units block.
if you only have no heat in the oven, then you may have just a burnt out bake element.

There is an internal component in the clock that is probably responsible for the noise not much can be done other than changing the clock. Also try tightening all screws on the clock. good luck

in power surges generally there should be an internal bus fuse that needs to be reset. this is to protect the internal circuitry and prevent not only the main board but fire as well to access this there is a rear panel on back of the unit. the reset should be in behind it near the power chord. please rate the solution.