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Hello;
My name is Peter. I am a retired field service appliance technician.
I assume you have an electric oven.
You have a defective individual burner control.
1.) Pull your oven out so you can get behind it.
2.) Unplug your oven.
3.) Remove the upper back metal cover.
4.) At the top in the center is your main oven control board. On the left are two burner controls and on the right are two burner controls.
5.) Inspect the burner controls for burn marks or melted wires.
6.) Finding the bad control unit, pull the control nob off the front.
7.) Unscrew the burner control in the front.
8.) Remove the connectors on the burner control.
9.) With the burner control in hand. re-attach the upper metal back panel on your stove.
10.) Pug in the stove and push back in place.
11.) On the burner control that you just removed note the part number. Search on the internet for best price.
12.) Continue to use your oven without the burner control.
13.) Install the new burner control when received. Remember to un-plug.
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