Most likely the hi temperature cut out is "off". It is resettable and located on the back of the oven.

Gene.

I have removed the oven from the wall. I cannot locate a hi temperature cut out to reset. The only wires/items on the back of the oven are the wiring and connection points to the heat elements, the interior oven lights and the interior oven thermostats.

I did check the voltage coming to the elements and found the red wire for the broiler element and the black wire for the bake element both of which are connected tot he left side of the selector switch do produce 120 volts. Whereas the Blue wire that jumps to the bake and broil element that is connectected to the right side of the selector switch only produces about 60 volts. My understanding is that both leads should produce 120 volts.

I also noticed that when the selector switch is on Bake, both the red lead to the broil element and the black lead to the bake element produce 120 volts. Whereas when the selector switch is on broil the red wire connected to the broil element produces 120 volts and the black wire connecting to the bake element produces 14-15 volts. I assume this is normal in that when baking, the broil element may come on for a short period of time in order to quickly pre heat the oven to the disired bake temperature.

Please Advise.

Thanks

Kawfeeman,

I have done as suggested. The hot wire, or the wire that does not produce 120 volts, rather 48-60 volts, connects directly to the selector switch at the front of the oven. (along with about 30 other wires) part number 14-19-19-198. I do not see a reset button or switch on that part.

No reset for the selecor switch that I can see. The other lead definately has 120 volts. In fact, the 120 volt producing lead comes form the other side of the selector switch.

Yes, I can test the voltage/source at the selector switch, eliminating the wire question.