My stove poped and went off. I tripped the breaker and now the oven will not heat. Neither the top or bottom unit.

You need to have the stove looked at by a qualified appliance tech. The fact that the stove sparked and tripped the breaker indicates a short some where in the stove and it is very unsafe to use it. Leave the breaker off until you have the stove serviced.

According to your symptoms, it appears that you will need a new electronic oven control board. If nothing on the range heats, you could have a tripped breaker on the 120 volt L2 leg of 240 volt power. This would prevent the cook top burners and the oven elements from heating.

Never use Self-Cleaning!!! It will fry components, melt connectors, and burn wires. If you have violated this rule and an oven no longer works, it is probably not a bad element if neither the bake nor the broil work. It is likely the high heat cut out breaker.

On a Thermador CT 227 double oven, there is a panel on the right side (facing the unit) that is about 3 inches wide and runs from top to bottom held in place by about 6 or 8 screws. Turn off the power, slide the unit out of the kitchen cabinet, remove the sheet metal panel and you will see two high heat cut out breakers. They have a small red button in the center that resets the breaker. Push firmly and you should hear a click. If there is no click, check the unit for continuity. If it is open and the button push does not reset it, the unit may be fried. These breakers trip with high heat and will prevent both elements in an oven from heating. If the breaker is good, you'll have to test the leads to each element and then trace the dead lead to the problem.

I will NEVER Purchase another LG product!!!!! We have had our Range for 2 years, each time i've used the selfclean option, it has burned out our computer unit AND power pad! I've called LG, called Home Depot and the extended warranty department. NO HELP what-so-ever. LG, says there is nothing they can do! So we paid $1700 for a stove that we can NOT use the self clean feature because it will put us out for a week. Its not very frugal having to take a family of 6 out to eat for a week and a half straight! And this is NOT the first time its happened! DO NOT BUY LG!!!!!!!!!!! The Customer Service will NEVER work with you if you have an issue, and once you purchase it, its out of the store's hands!

did you happen to figure out how to fix this? we have the same problem

look for a shorted bake element .. you should be able to see where it poped. ( some times ) if you have ohm meter you can ck for an open element . **** //

the problem with self cleaning ovens is that that the severe heat damages the stove, control panel may have melted something in it

Hi, Before you go working too hard to get you oven to go intothe self clean mode(self destruct)....check out this tip...

Self Cleaning Oven Problem


heatman101

" Wish I had read this first. I never would have used the self cleaningoption. Thanks for the info!!

uiitu

Okay, I'm not a service tech, but I fixed this very same problem with my double Dacor oven. My wife self cleaned the bottom oven and after that when we tried to use it, the oven would only stay at the pre-heat (135F) level. My oven is electric, so I flipped the breaker switch at the breaker box in the garage that powers the oven...I didn't want to get electricuted. I opened up the oven door to the bottom oven. Where the latch sticks out there is a grill held on by 4 screws. I took the grill off and using a flash light I found the silver looking "thingy" that is mounted behind the oven latch mechanism. There are two black wires coming from this "thingy." On the right face of the thingy there was this little red button. I pushed it in till I heard in snap back into place. I believe this silver thingy is some sort of heating safety switch. Pushing the red button back in apparently resets the switch. I put everything back and turned the power back on to the oven and it has been working just fine ever since. I hope this layman fix can help the next guy.

Although I am not familiar with this oven, living in the u/k, I would say that without any doubt the oven element(s) have failed, more so if the fan is working, so I would have hesitation that you replace the suspect element (s)..
Plz let me know how you get on.Thanks.