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[reelynyceguy]

Hi Brothers... Customer has a Kitchenaid range Model KGRA806PSS04 gas range that got whacked with 220 volts when a tree fell, knocking out the house neutral. It's dead...no display, but the electronic spark module still activates surface burners. There's no voltgage to the display from the "appliance center" board, but good voltage in to the that board. So I replaced the appliance center board yesterday, but still no juice to display. Without a wiring diagram or manual, I'm ripping my hair out. There are two thermodiscs mounted behind the console:no volts present at the left one, and 120v at the right one that activates the blower if I jump it out. House outlet has 120v and correct polarity.

 

Any suggestions would be appreciated! Thanks...

Edited by reelynyceguy, 22 February 2013 - 05:40 AM.

[RegUS_PatOff]

check one of the Thermal Fuse (black wires) on Oven rear cover
and the Power Transformer
 
8300802
http://www.repaircli...?R=154&N=905772
 

 
9756551
http://www.repaircli...R=154&N=1061054

 

 
service manual
http://appliantology...-kac-42-kac-43/

[reelynyceguy]

Thanks Reg, I looked for that fuse, but there's nothing behind the rear cover except wiring. Would it be hidden somewhere else?

[RegUS_PatOff]

(Therm-O-Disc) Fuse

8300802

TOD

PDF page 48 of KAC-42

[reelynyceguy]

Reg...Thanks for the manual and information. I was able to locate the transformer and found it had been cooked by the power surge. Replaced it and now everything works. Appreciate the help....no worse feeling in the world than flying blind.