Range/oven breaker won't reset

Try shutting off the main breaker then turn it back on. This works then ok you would know that there could be a loose connection or bad breaker. Hope this helped

It could possibly be you are not getting 240 volts to the range. The top igniter may be getting a current back through the other side of the 240 circuit and that is why it works when the oven is turned on but the oven will not be getting power to heat. Have the 240 circuit checked or make sure the circuit breakers are reset correctly.

Since none of the burners or elements will heat, I recommend that you shut off the house circuit breakers for the range. Your symptoms point to a voltage supply problem. The range should have a double breaker (the two circuit breakers are probably connected together with a metal clip). The range clock control will light up if only one leg (L1) of that power supply is provided to the range. If the second leg of power (L2) is missing, then none of the burners or oven elements will heat. You could have a problem with the circuit breakers or the wiring on the terminal block at the back of the range. With the breakers shut off , I recommend that you pull the range out and check the wiring on that terminal block. Based on your description, you may find a loose connection or burnt wiring in that area. The image below shows wiring information for the terminal block and the junction box for the range. This information should help you check that issue. If you can find a wiring failure and restore a proper voltage supply to the range, then the stove top burners and oven elements should heat properly.If you find no problems with the wiring, then you could have a bad circuit breaker or a problem with the house voltage supply for the range. An electrician will normally need to diagnose and repair that type of failure. I hope that this information helps. If you need more assistance, reply with additional details. If you need parts, you can order them from the Sears PartsDirect website.If you get to a point where you need to have a service technician repair this failure, you can schedule service through this link: Sears Home Services .

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First I would look at the heating element in the oven and make sure it is all in one piece. there are usually one on the bottom and one on top. sometimes they will burn apart and short out to stove. if they look ok then do a quick check, I would turn off all knob on the stove top and oven. then try to reset the breaker. hopefully it resets ok. then turn on one at a time and see which burner or oven element has a short. when you find the bad burner or stove element it will trip the breaker again.
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hey that sounds like a burnt wiring connection where the house wiring connects to the range,sometimes its hard wired to the range and sometimes their is a outlet and a range cord,when you turn on burner power is back feeding to the clock. TURN OFF CIRCUIT BREAKER TO RANGE pull range out from wall and check the connection from house wiring.

Gene

Either a relay board or a double line relay.
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Obviously something is shorting out. Check all wiring.

The oven bake element has burnt out and needs replacing. Shut the power off to the range. Remove the element mounting screws located inside the oven above or below each end of the element. Carefully slide the element out, disconnect electrical wiring. Install new element.

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