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The element should not touch the bottom of the oven. I would call up the person that did the repair and tell them about the small holes. This may be a fire hazard. You should not be charged for work that was done improperly.

Hi, it sounds like both the element and the fan have blown together, though this is unusual. If you can access the element quite easily I would look to see if there is a small hole in the side of the element.
It could be that there are some internal fuses somewhere in the oven housing, though the likelyhood is that you would need to remove the back off the oven, which normally means removing the whole thing from the housing.
If you don't feel confident in checking this I would advise asking a local electrician to take a look for you. try to find one that don't make a callout charge, most of the appliance repair companies do charge around £75 just to tell you that you have a problem, this normally covers up to 30 minutes of labour, after that you could pay anything up to £75/hour, these guys no how to charge and hit your pocket.
Hope this helps

Atomic protons? The nucleus of the atom of each stable element has a certain number of protons, and except for hydrogen, also neutrons. These numbers are what differentiate the elements and give them properties, whether gaseous, metallic, alkaline, reactive or inert. Protons have a positive electrical charge.

The number of electrons will match the number of protons to give a stable atom a neutral net charge. An atom which loses or gains an electron or 2 is known as an ion. An atom which gains one or more neutrons is known as an isotope. However ions and isotopes still have their proper numbers of protons.

Ions will seek to attach to another particle so as to gain stability. Isotopes will decay over time, sometimes thousands of years.

All the elements are arranged in families or groups where chemical properties are comparable, in the Periodic Table of the Elements

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Atoms are the basic building blocks of everything around us. They come in different kinds, called elements, but each atom shares certain characteristics in common. All atoms have a dense central core called the atomic nucleus. Forming the nucleus are two kinds of particles: protons, which have a positive electrical charge, and neutrons, which have no charge. All atoms have at least one proton in their core, and the number of protons determines which kind of element an atom is. For example, an oxygen atom has 8 protons. If you were somehow able to change the proton number of this atom to 7, even if everything else remained the same, it would no longer be an oxygen atom, it would be nitrogen. For this reason, we list the different elements by their proton, or atomic, number. The periodic table of elements is a chart of all of the elements that have been discovered so far, in order by their atomic number.

If you know how to use a soldering iron, the element is easy to switch out. However, it is probably less expensive to send the mic to Shure. That is the cartridge might cost more than the flat fee repair charge that Shure Service charges.

Your mp3 player is shot. Your circuit board in your mp3 player has fried. You will need to go out and buy a new one.

Mike

Check the battery it is charged or not.

You will probably need to use a sync tool such as itunes or frostwire.

Plugging in the mp3 player merely charges and provides an open connection, thus the need for a tool to sync with.

If you charge with the included USB plug, try plugging it into a different outlet and make sure you leave the comp on overnight, or have the USB port active for at least 2 hours without playing and uninterrupted.

If it still won't charge, take it back from where you bought it and ask for a new one.