No power to clock or oven with the door closed

Try putting a layer of insulating materials between the Knob and the oven. That should help.

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.

check and test power input may have lost a feed line or problem with circuit bound --

I take it when you mention burners you are refering to electrical hot plates?

If you have tested with 110V --even nthough it should be 240V then I can assume that the hob is working.

Possible cause is the regulator.

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Aardvark Repairs

You must check your incoming power for 220 volts. You have lost one leg of your power. Either a bad breaker or bad wall outlet or bad range cord.

There is a vent tube that generally goes up to a back burner where you can use it for keeping something warm. There may be a problem with that tube falling out??? and all the heat is venting to under the stove top. Look fer it

Check for proper power (control panel is 120V, burners and heat element are 240V) You may have lost connection in one of hot wires causing the burners/elements not to work yet the control panel still will

clarkco

on the gas valve there is an adj. for the pilot size, maybe too small , would try increasing the pilot and see what happens.also the thermocouple might be on the way out ,you might want to replace that and try oper. go with thermocouple first, then try pilot size dont forget to vote tks. monomoy

either the new element is faulty, or you are not getting a supply to it, you need to check with a meter to see if you are getting voltage to the element.

The input power is incorrect. The neutral connection may be missing