Stove top elements on high only

Hi Beverley,I came across a forum that will explain how to fix, Simpson Oven on Automatic

Here is a link to videos on utube that should help . Good Luck ,Grant

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=impson+neptune+stove+the+oven+%2C+all++four+stove+top+elements+have+stoped+working%3F

Replace the sensor probe, as that is what the code stands for.

You need to change the "Simmerstat", take the model number to your local electrical parts supplier/parts counter at your local stove retail shop that sells Simpson stoves and ask for one for that model, make sure you get the right one for the position as some control a single element and some control dual elements.

*** TURN OFF THE WALL SWITCH AND ENSURE NO POWER IS APPLIED TO THE STOVE BEFORE PROCEEDING ****
Remove the upper back panel of the stove. Swap wire for wire of the old simmerstat to the new one, remove the knob from the old Simmerstat, undo the nut securing the simmerstat in the oven control panel and discard, fit new one, secure, fit knob, fit back panel, turn on wall switch and test.

Some countrys/states require registered electricians perform this task on electrical appliances so you must ensure you can do this legally before you start and take the relevant safety precautions and don't electrocute yourself.

I believe what you mean to say is: you want an electric stove that works with 115-120 volt and not 220-230 volt. Yes there are stoves available that work from 115-120 volt but they are vbery limited in availability. also, do you mean a true oven or just a stove top burner ? stove top burners are fairly easy to find in the regular 115v plug-in style at hardware stores or through catalog order (usually not at appliance stores). If you are looking for an oven with 115v plug-in ability, it will be a bit herder to find.

replace the simmerstats to those elements (switches to the common bloke)

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Disconnect POWER to the stove, remove the screws holding the lower element to the back of the inside of the stove, pull out carefully and remove the 2 screws holding the wires on. Check the element with an ohm meter, it should read 0 (zero or very close) resistance on an ohm meter. You may also take it to a store that sells replacements ($25) and they may check it for you.

HI thanks for your question. the problem is with the burner switch. replace the switch. thanks the appliance doc. please rate my answer. thanks

problem is not with the element but with the regulator - the control behind the knob

It could be the oven element (behind the cover plate in the back of the oven), or the fan not blowing the heat into the oven.