The bottom heating element in my oven burned out. I turned the oven off but did not throw the circuit breaker when I removed the burned out element. As a pulled the heating element out one of its electrical leads shorted out when it touched the oven wall and spot welded itself to the side of the oven. Interestingly, the short didn't cause the circuit breaker to trip. I was able to free the spot-welded lead from the side wall of the oven. I got a new bottom heating element and installed it. When I turned the oven on the bottom element didn't get hot although the top one did. I am guessing an electrical component related to the bottom element burned out but I don't see any fuses or on board circuit breakers in the electrical schematic for the oven. Can anyone tell me how to get the oven working again? Thanks. Mark

Thanks Brian. That seems like a great answer. How do I access the control board?

It turns out there is a high limit switch mounted on the back of the oven that connects to the wire that leads to the bake heating element that had burned out. I would never have figured it out without your help! I Ordered the part from AppliancePartsPros today (btw, I got the replacement burner from you as well). Thanks.