My Kitchenaid KERC507 oven will not heat up. We had a technician come out to diagnose the problem. He said we needed to replace the thermal fuse, part #9781691. We have the part, took off the back panel, and have no idea where to start. Any advice would be great. Try to save ANOTHER few hundred dollars by replacing the fuse ourselves, as this is NOT the first time this has happened.

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there is a thermal fuse in the back of the oven that more than likely has tripped during self clean poor air flow around can cause this power surges during self clean can too you have to pull the oven out and remove back panel to find it

Ron Coons

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• Posted on Apr 08, 2008

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heres the part number for the saftey thermostat 8300802

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at about any appliance parts store in you area you just need your model and serial number there are links on this site kitchenaide is made by whirlpool so they can help or if you want to do it online this is good http://www.repairclinic.com/SmartSearch/smartsearch.aspx

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here is a site that might be helpfull http://forums.partselect.com/range-repair/index109.html

SOURCE: KitchenAid oven shut down during self-cleaning

I've had the same problem and have had the thermo-protector switch replaced four times. After the last time I was so ********** I wrote to the CEO at Whirpool/Kitchen Aid in Benton Harbor, MI with my complaint. Today I received a call from an extremely nice lady in his office who said that they were sending me an updated kit for repair free of charge. The part number is 9759243. She offered that this was a known problem but was limited to just one production run - my luck!

If you are having this problem with your KGSA906PSS write to the CEO at Whirlpool!