Kitchen aid single electric oven

Sometimes self cleaning blows a fuse, had ours changed five times and then they finally replaced the oven altogether.

This happened to me three times with a brand new oven, they kept coming back and replacing the fuse. I finally made the Kitchenaid dealer replace the whole oven, never happened again.

hmmm sounds a bit strange is there anything at the bottom of your oven that has been spilled on it even on the heating coils? (if electric) (if gas there could be a very serious problem with the oven that needs fixing right away!)

on the back of oven there is a hi limit thermal fuse /it is a one time fuse /eplace it cost about 23. to28 .00 . / you willhave to remove oven from wall ( two are best .. set it on a small table /cable may be short.. hope this helped /pls leave feed back ..

Yup Thermofuse stops the elements from heating after the self-cleaning cycle. You have to take out the oven, TURN OFF THE POWER at your circuit breaker, remove all the screws on the oven back panel, you'll see the thermofuse near the center (there are two 1/4" spade connectors (one leads from one leg of the power junction box). Two screws to remove it.

make sure your cooking timer is on manual....

i cant call you but iv seen this a few times the display part of the board went out (you can still probably get it to cook but cant see the temperature) you are gonna have to replace the board.

THERE IS OVENSHUTDOWN THERMAL FUSE IN THE BACK THAT WILL SHUT DOWN THE ELEMENTS. I AM LOOKING FOR THE FUSE.

yes once of the door switches is broken you could jump out the switch

Hi, Before you go working too hard to get you oven to go intothe self clean mode(self destruct)....check out this tip...

Self Cleaning Oven Problem


heatman101

" Wish I had read this first. I never would have used the self cleaningoption. Thanks for the info!!