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  1. when I first try to put the stove on bake, nothing happens. I press the buttons, and nothing. the same for a broil button push, just sais hi and then when I press start, nothing. but when I pressed the auto clean button I thought I heard a rubbing sound. So, all buttons work except bake, broil, start, and when I press clean f5h is displayed. Went to my board and I do get 120volts to it. took the board out and seen no damage and peeled the skin off and depressed the buttons, and they seem good. Next, I took off the motor latch assembly and pushed the rod backwards to lock the door, now, how do I check the lock? at the board or at the switch on the assembly? I tested at the board and their was no continuity when locked. I f I checked the right place, am I looking at a new lock assembly?
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