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Jenn-Air jds1450fs0 Dual Fuel Range - no power?


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This range is about 6 years old. It's a dual fuel running on propane for the stovetop and electric for the oven.

Tonight I noticed the control panel for the oven was not working. It's not lit up and button presses don't do anything. I opened the oven door and checked the interior light, it was out. Basically, none of the electrical components are working, as if the range was not getting power.

I checked the breaker at my service panel for the range circuit, all was good. I reset the breaker anyways. No change.

I backed the range out of the counter, unplugged it, and checked power at the outlet it's plugged in to. It's fine - correct 240v with 120v on each leg. All other 240v equipment in my house is working fine, so I don't think I have an electric service problem.

I took the rear panel off, plugged it back in, and checked for power at the terminal block where the power cable connects. Everything was fine there too. So,  the oven is definitely getting power.

I then unplugged the range and tested the thermal fuse. I checked it unplugged with a multimeter in resistance mode and got a zero reading. So the fuse is fine.

Quick look over all of the wiring and it all looks really good, no loose or corroded connections, nothing out of place. The range appears to be in good shape overall.

Any thoughts on what to check next? What could cause it to act like it's getting no power even though the electrical supply is fine and the thermal fuse is good? I've looked in the service manual, it just outlines basics (which I've already checked) and then jumps right in to the onboard diagnostics, which I can't do since the control panel is dead.

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