On my kenmore electic stove the burner light is staying on and the front and back left burner stay warm. they wont shut off. its barely a year old.

After stove is turned off, the light stays on if burner still warm. If the burner never came on, then it needs to be replaced with new one.

What is the complete model number of your unit?

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Please provide us with the model details of your unit and What exactly, you are facing. Is the burner properly getting the supply. And is it partially lighting or didn't lighting at all. Is the unit repaired ever since the problem started? Some details of the trouble, you are facing, will help suggesting more precise solutions to the problem,
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Interesting, I'm looking for a solution to a similar issue. Our new (7 month old) 30'' Wolf Range has this issue. When both front burners are light, the back burner's electronic starter begins to click, but only when you put a pan on the front left burner. I believe the iron/steel in the pan is causing a magnetic field thats starting the rear burner to go off.. just don't know.. will report back after the repair person comes.

troubleshoot a whirlpool stove mdl# SF367FEYW4. The broiler works fine but the oven wont light.

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The "F113" error code means "Open temperature sensor".

The problem could be a bad sensor/wiring/ control board.

This stove is very complicated and you may be better to call for service.


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I would first check the infinite control switch (#WB24T10029) the part the knob slips onto. The next thing I'd check is the erc (#WB27T10231) control board. Hope that is helpful!

It is not the cartridge. It is the ignition switch (sometimes called a cooktop switch) I found mine on ebay. In particular it is a faulty rear switch. Save your money on the cartridge.

We use a Garland from the 1960's and pilot lights ARE scary and should make you nervous. This is why they are no longer allowed in new gas ranges. I mounted an inline gas shut off to the stove where the gas enters (on mine this is right in front on the left side). It turns on and off like a burner and when we are done cooking we simply shut off the gas there. To light the burners or the stove I use one of those long reach lighters. I go to bed knowing that NO gas is coming in.
We love the stove, it makes cooking more fun.
Good Luck!