I have a Whirlpool WDS350 drop-in ragne in which the oven elements stopped working, and I need to find its wiring diagram. Where can I get one?

Take a look at the videos. I looked for wiring diagrams.

https://www.google.com/search?q=neff+model+b1442n0gb+element+wiring+diagram

Get the wiring diagram out and start tracing the wires and be sure you have them connected to the correct terminals, the fan wires are near the element connections, you may have disconnected the fan while handling the element leads...

http://www.whirlpool.com/digitalassets/WDE350LVS/Use%20and%20Care_EN.pdf

To Lock/Unlock Control: Press and hold CANCEL and COOK & HOLD for 3 seconds (press the CANCEL pad first). Repeat to unlock.

You likely have an oven element that is burned out. The elements can be replaced. Determine which element is burned out and put your hand near the element with the door open to see if if is the bottom or top element that is burned out. Then go on the web to an appliance part sales company such as appliance parts.com. Enter your Whirlpool model number and do a search for heating elements.
Order one. When it comes, turn off the power to your oven. (go to your house power panel and turn off the breakers that feed the oven.) Back to the oven. Open the oven door and look at where the element comes out of the oven wall. Undo the two screws, pull the element out through the two holes in the oven wall an inch or two. If you find insulation coming out with the wires, push the insulation back into the hole so you can just see the attaching electrical wires. Find attached to the old heating element a electrical wire connector with wire going back on of sight into the hole in the oven cabinet, one for each element end. Unplug the connector. You may need pliers to wiggle it while pulling off. Reverse the installation. Plug the connectors on to the ends of the new element. Reinstall the two screws that hold the element to the wall. Turn the power back on to your oven. Give it a try. It should work and is the most common reason why your oven would not get up to temperature. Likely one of your two elements is burned out.

Here is a diagram for your oven. Look at 21 on the diagram, this is a resistor (fuse) that may have blown on your oven.

The odds of both elements going out would be unusual.Tried to look up any other parts but the only other thing is the control module without having a wireing diagram.There should be one on the back of the stove if you can trace wires back from elements.I know that if the oven is in clean mode it over rides the oven controls.But with the electronic controlls don't think that it is possible.

check ur bake element turn of power, remove 2 screws from back wall that hold it on,, pulll out dont drop wires back into cavity check the element with a continutiy tester meter for open/closed if it reads anythin it is good if nothin occurs replace the element usually under 50 dollars at a local shop, prob pay allot more over the internt after shipping .. hope this helps take care

It may be a bad element, a bad control switch or a bad infinite switch.

There should be a technical sheet on the back or inside of the oven. Or you can find it here.

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You need a new top element

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these ovens have a fuse in them called a tco thermal cut out switch if the ovens over heat for a varity of reasons it cuts the power and must be replaced most are on the back of the ovens and are metel disc with two wires on them