He did answer it:
Didn't trip. Another pointer to a bad ovem I guess.
Agree with all the above.
He did answer it:
Didn't trip. Another pointer to a bad ovem I guess.
Agree with all the above.
Maybe you could disconnect it at the breaker end.
I don't see what that's going to prove. He already said that with the oven off, the breaker holds.
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Arizona
Gaffers & Sattlers. Got it used many many years ago when my gas oven failed.
Mounted in the kitchen wall
dpb wrote in news:oouqgo$aao$ snipped-for-privacy@dont-email.me:
No burners, just oven. Breaker stays on until oven used to cook something.
That should show an open. My problem appears to be a short circuit.
Gaffers and Sattlers purchased used many years ago when gas oven failed.
Sam E wrote in news:cKFsB.26501$% snipped-for-privacy@fx14.iad:
In case of a cable short? It is armored cable. I doubt it. Lots of trouble to take apart breaker box to remove connections. Very hot outside every day.
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