How to bypass thermal fuse block to see if oven will heat up

Hello Andy;

My name is Peter. I am a retired field service appliance technician.

I am sorry for the above response. Some advisors on this site are not knowledgeable in the field and answer questions regardless of professionalism and rudeness just to build up points on this site.

Anyway, I am here to help you.

First you have no thermal fuse and you power is 220 and 240V.

There are only three components that control your oven:

1.0 The heating element - Inspect the heating element (Metal bar) inside your oven. Is there a crack in the element. Inspect the two connectors of the heating element against the back wall for corrosion. When you turn the oven on do you see sparking? Then you have a bad heating element.

2.) Ok, the heating element is good.
3.0) Turn on your broiler. Does it glow bright red? Then your thermocouple is good.
4.) Then your problem is in your oven control board. Sears will cost about $256.00.

I just purchase a remanufactured oven control board over the internet for my customer for $30.00. Easy repair.

Send me your model number. Either on the top of your oven door or on the face of your oven after you open the door.

You dont,that is 220 volts!!! are you crazy????????????????????????????????????????????