You have a short that trips the beaker .I would try a fan switch first .
SOURCE: poping sound, sparks shooting out and 220 circuit breaker out
Did you move the breaker fully off before turning it back on? make sure the offending burner is off.
It sounds as though the element shorted out.
SOURCE: stove is tripping circuit breaker
if it is an old stove i would say have it serviced/checked over. if it is a newer stove i am guessing the circuit breaker predates it and is rated for the old stove therefore you will need to have a larger circuit breaker installed (by a licenced electrician)
SOURCE: electric shock from cooktop, didn't trip breaker,
Where did you smell the smell was it from the fan switch. turn the power off and take the screw out of where the fan switch is and check the wires to the switch and the switch itself. sometimes the jennair cooktops have issues with that switch. let me know how it goes
SOURCE: stove not on - but fan comes on automatically -
it sounds as if the thermostat is broke. it could be the two wires off the thermostat are after melting together. ( burning smell). the thermostat stops power going to fan when it sences below a certain degrees. but your one has been cut out of the circuit due to the two cables melting together. this means fan will constantly stay on. you need to find and replace thermostat and make sure no cables melted together. if they are then seperate and use insulating tape to re insulate.make sure circuit breaker is off while doind this
SOURCE: cooktop spark igniter will not turn off
This is usually a bad spark module that is not sensing that the burner is lit. You need to replace it. Is it still under warrantee? Good Luck, Appliance Specialists
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