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Heating Element/Coil (no power, no light)

My heating element/coil has no power or light when it is turned on. I'd basically like to learn how to troubleshoot it. In advance. thank you

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First, check to make sure your fryer is assembled correctly, everything is seated firmly, and nothing wet or oily. make sure everything's turned off, and there is oil in the reservoir. also make sure (on the rival czf625, not sure about the 630) that the magnetic "surerelease" is properly attached and secure (i can not begin to explain the grief this has caused me, every movement seems to dislodge the plug, though it still looks attached).
plug in the power cord to the outlet, and try to turn it on. if all looks well, and it still doesn't work, i'd send for a replacement heating element.

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