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Clock and oven control do not work due to the cord being shorted out,

I replaced power cord but clock and control do not work, oven light comes on but thats about it, I'm about to purchase the control for about $195.00 is there a test that prove the clock is buned out for sure. Thank You.

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SOURCE: Keypad/clock went blank

Normally when a power surge lands a direct hit on a non protected circuit board, it will usually fry it completely. you can confirm this by shutting down the power for 5 minutes. if the control doesn't respond after the 5 minutes of no power, this will confirm circuit failure due to the surge and, you will need to replace the board in this case.

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SOURCE: after power failure clock and

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  • Posted on Dec 09, 2011

SOURCE: clock and oven control seemed to be shorted out when cord singed from being put to close to oven body.

it may have burned up all of the small circuit boards in this gas oven , I wouldunplug it then open it up to see what is burned and also replace the cord first ,get back to me after you open it and see what you have , only do this if you are able to work on circuits or cords replaced

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