Thank you, we're just happy to share some good information! Many of these appliances are more simple when you look at which components are inside. A heating element is just a resistor, and a switch just connects or disconnects power. These facts don't change just because the purpose of an appliance changes. So we try to simply these concepts with a focus on the components. If you're curious we have a few videos that we review circuit basics and components, you might find them interesting as well: ua-cam.com/play/PLCo9SMjkdWBzlEqde1FSEIuCg2hx6_H-_.html
Thank you! We put a lot of effort into the graphics and the presentation in each video but we feel it helps communicate these concepts more effectively!
Thank you!! We're still making videos, currently putting together a very large series on refrigerator repairs. We have a relatively small video team so it takes a while to produce videos of this quality!
You're welcome Alan, we're just happy to help! The animations take a bit of work to create but we feel that it really helps to see the concepts visualized, especially when troubleshooting. Our troubleshooting and repair videos also use these animations, just shorter snippets so we get a lot of use out of our 2D and 3D graphics. Cheers!
Thanks for watching. We have a video on single phase motors. ua-cam.com/video/vpspMVQQXRs/v-deo.html These often use a start winding and a capacitor to create a rotating magnetic field.
Excellent video. I learned so much. My error code on my whirlpool indicates the control board but my element looks swollen. The control board was replaced last year and quite costly. I will check all the wires first but if the element is damaged is it possible that it might throw a control board code too? I am replacing the element anyhow because it doesn't look great. Thanks PS- I just learned you have a store in Winnipeg. Im so excited to get my parts there.
Thanks for watching, we're just happy to help both here on UA-cam as well as in store! It depends on the model what codes will appear however if there was a surge of power that damaged the heating element, it can sometimes damage the control board simultaneously. If the element is damaged it should be replaced. You can test the element for continuity through the back: ua-cam.com/video/ABope7vl5IY/v-deo.html As well it could be helpful to check the temperature sensor as this can give you an error code: ua-cam.com/video/jnt_mUwdL8o/v-deo.html
On 4:14 you mention the on led light (cook-top indicator) to have a stuck contact how can i fix this? Thank you for the great videos genuinely enjoyed learning about cooktops, simple but robust system!
You're welcome, w're glad that the videos are helping you out! As for a cooktop indicator light that stays on, we have a video that outlines the exact steps for testing each heat switch to narrow down the faulty switch: ua-cam.com/video/s5iG61kAyJQ/v-deo.html
Thanks for watching! We have many more oven and stove troubleshooting videos that are focused on the symptoms, testing and repair listed in this playlist: ua-cam.com/play/PLCo9SMjkdWBysYYCcg5xQLiVh_cW0JQvt.html
I have a question for conventional ovens. If each, burner is on a separate circuit, what would happen if you crossed those circuits even when off? I believe my apartment had some crappy electrician exposed wire and both right burners were connected while cleaning and it shorted out killing the whole oven.
Thanks for watching. It depends on which wires were exposed and where those wires were in the system. In some cases that might trip a breaker, a thermal fuse or damage a relay on the control board. With the power disconnected, and the back cover off you can look for any burnt, damaged or exposed wires. As well you can check to see if all wire terminals are secure and isolated. If you have a multimeter you can test to see if any wires have continuity to ground / are shorted.
Thanks for watching. The elements don't always glow bright red when they turn on. During a preheat both elements should be warm to help heat up the oven but they may or may not be red depending on the heat setting and the oven.
Hi sir I have a question can an electrician apprentice get permanent resident in Canada because so many people say apprentices are not eligible for any express entry stream
Thanks for watching. This is not something we can provide advice on but there are many non for profit, or public websites that would have current and helpful information on this subject. There are also forums that might be able to help you out.
Thanks for watching. The understanding of EMF exposure overtime is something that is not fully clear however all electronic devices produce some EMF. The power decreases significantly with distance so taking a step away from the stove or oven while you're cooking would decrease this exposure.
I have a Kenmore 790.46709602 electric range. Not showing any error codes, but all four burner heating elements heat to high and stay on high. They won't cool down to simmer when turning the dials to a lower temperature setting. Any ideas as to what's causing this?
Thank you for watching. Is this a new problem that happened all of a sudden? Based on how the heat switches work, it is very unlikely for all 4 heat switches to fail at the same time. Normally this problem might only occur in models that have burners controlled by a control board instead of heat switches. If you buy a new heat switch, and it fixes the problem for 1 of the burners, then it's best to replace all the switches.
my whirlpool coil cooking range have problem . Only down heating element works while baking but not up. is that problem .. or thats the system how it works??
Thanks for watching. Does the oven heat normally, or is the oven not baking properly? Some models use both the bake and broil elements when baking, other models will use just the bake element. In the broil mode, all models will only use the broil element to brown the top of the food.
i have one burner that sometimes heats to the high setting when i have only put it on the number three setting , the stove is only 4 yrs old , and it doesnt do it every time ? what could it be?
Hi Richard, thank you for watching. It is most likely an issue with the heat switch for that burner. Over time the contacts can warp and can stay pressed together. This can prevent the burner from shutting off when it should be cycling off. You can see this in more detail in this video: ua-cam.com/video/l39vOnhqnhg/v-deo.html
My Gma gave me her stove bc she thought her plugs were bad when she herd her stove spark! but I believe something happened to the control board bc when I got it home the oven no longer works but glass top does! It’s a brand new stove!
Thanks for watching. Since the stove and oven are on separate circuits you've already verified that the range is receiving power. If both oven elements are not working, then it could be an issue with the thermal fuse, a faulty temperature sensor or an issue with the control board: ua-cam.com/video/96s7maybHlY/v-deo.html
How do you remove the top to replace spark module from a gas cooktop seal burner with no screws on the burner itself? Only the summer burner back left has a tiny screw on it. Sc8640edb4
Thanks for watching. We have dozens of videos on electric stove and oven repairs but haven't created any videos for gas cooktops yet. This model breakdown can help show you where some of the screws are and what pieces fit together. As well you could do a search for other Whirlpool gas cooktops as there are many individuals uploading their repairs that they film on their phones. Between that it should help. If there are no visible screws, there might be a hidden set screw that might be tucked behind somewhere.
Thanks for watching. Its possible that you have a re-settable limit switch that is overheating, and disconnecting power to the heating element. You can learn more in this video: ua-cam.com/video/96s7maybHlY/v-deo.html As well the fact that the display gets weaker does indicate that the control board could be defective. Still its good to test the fuse and temperature sensor first.
Thanks for watching. The only difference between a 3 pronged cord and a 4 pronged is the fact that the ground wire has a separate terminal on 4 pronged power cord. You can see more detail of this in this video: ua-cam.com/video/F-qMAJ6AY80/v-deo.html
Thanks for watching. Holding the multimeter leads from the insulated handles, wearing gloves, inserting the multimeter lead into the neutral side first, and using just one hand, are all ways to reduce the risk of a shock. In the example at 1:24 the probe was inserted into the neutral first.
I was almost electrocuted by my apartment’s electric stove. They replaced the wires but doesn’t look right. The receptacle blew and it sparked like fireworks and burned a hole in my pan. Thankfully I had just bought a new pan with handles, I did feel a volt going through my arm, I let go. Now I’m afraid of my stove because the incident.
Thanks for watching. It sounds like the stove receptacle wasn't installed correctly and was shorted through the frame of the stove. It is best to contact the people who installed it and get them to properly fix the issue.
I just replaced the heating element in a Frigidaire range. When I plugged it back in and turned the oven on, I heard a small "pop" and the entire thing went black. Ive reset the breaker. It will not power on at all now. I'm assuming it blew a fuse but I can't find a thermal fuse or limiter or anything on the backing. What would you suggest next? The model number I believe is 316436266 but I think it's discontinued, I haven't been able to find any part guides.
Thanks for watching. Does the stove or cooktop indicator lights still work? If so then you've verified that there is still some power to the range so it could be a fuse, limit switch or issue with the control board (the pop could have been a shorted component on the board) Alternatively if there is no power on the entire range then you can always double check that the outlet is supplying the 240V of power, and the power cord is still good. You can also check the connects of the power cord to make sure it is secure in the terminal block: ua-cam.com/video/wZwxewn2w44/v-deo.html In some rare cases a oven fuse does effect power to the whole range but it isn't that common. Just a note, a faulty control board will not shut off power to the entire unit unless you have a model that has the stove elements controlled by the control board. In most models that use individual heat switches, those circuits function independently from the control board. Hope this helps!
* Update * We have a new series on refrigerator troubleshooting. You can see all videos here: ua-cam.com/play/PLCo9SMjkdWBxXf2GEiSiunxAlN3ENxXGq.html
bro you basically taught me something i was trying to learn on the field.. you make it so clear these older guys make it sound like rocket science
Thank you, we're just happy to share some good information! Many of these appliances are more simple when you look at which components are inside. A heating element is just a resistor, and a switch just connects or disconnects power. These facts don't change just because the purpose of an appliance changes. So we try to simply these concepts with a focus on the components. If you're curious we have a few videos that we review circuit basics and components, you might find them interesting as well: ua-cam.com/play/PLCo9SMjkdWBzlEqde1FSEIuCg2hx6_H-_.html
Dude you are the man… fixed my problem in 1 minute… thanks
You're welcome! What fixed your problem?
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your content and the graphics are very educational.presentation overall is excellent
Thank you! We put a lot of effort into the graphics and the presentation in each video but we feel it helps communicate these concepts more effectively!
You guys are terrific. I hope you're still making videos.
Thank you!! We're still making videos, currently putting together a very large series on refrigerator repairs. We have a relatively small video team so it takes a while to produce videos of this quality!
Yes we are still making videos, you can see our refrigerator videos here: ua-cam.com/play/PLCo9SMjkdWBxXf2GEiSiunxAlN3ENxXGq.html
This is the best tutorial
Thanks!!!
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your video saved me from buying a new range, had no idea there were two different breakers 😄 thank you
You're welcome, we're just happy to help!!
Appreciate you sharing this information. The clear description of material as well as the animations were helpful.
You're welcome Alan, we're just happy to help! The animations take a bit of work to create but we feel that it really helps to see the concepts visualized, especially when troubleshooting. Our troubleshooting and repair videos also use these animations, just shorter snippets so we get a lot of use out of our 2D and 3D graphics. Cheers!
Thank you. Nice video and really helpful.
You're welcome, we're just happy to help!
Awesome explanation and did cover common issues.
Thanks.
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Thank you so much!
Please do video on how ac single phase motor rotates in one direction even if the current reverses direction.
Thanks for watching. We have a video on single phase motors. ua-cam.com/video/vpspMVQQXRs/v-deo.html These often use a start winding and a capacitor to create a rotating magnetic field.
Amazing animations ❤
Thank you, we're just glad that people are finding it all helpful!
EASY AND CLEAR . THANK YOU
You're welcome, we're glad you found it helpful!
Excellent video. I learned so much. My error code on my whirlpool indicates the control board but my element looks swollen. The control board was replaced last year and quite costly. I will check all the wires first but if the element is damaged is it possible that it might throw a control board code too? I am replacing the element anyhow because it doesn't look great. Thanks
PS- I just learned you have a store in Winnipeg. Im so excited to get my parts there.
Thanks for watching, we're just happy to help both here on UA-cam as well as in store! It depends on the model what codes will appear however if there was a surge of power that damaged the heating element, it can sometimes damage the control board simultaneously. If the element is damaged it should be replaced. You can test the element for continuity through the back: ua-cam.com/video/ABope7vl5IY/v-deo.html
As well it could be helpful to check the temperature sensor as this can give you an error code: ua-cam.com/video/jnt_mUwdL8o/v-deo.html
AWESOME VIDEO
Thank you Kyle!!
On 4:14 you mention the on led light (cook-top indicator) to have a stuck contact how can i fix this?
Thank you for the great videos genuinely enjoyed learning about cooktops, simple but robust system!
You're welcome, w're glad that the videos are helping you out! As for a cooktop indicator light that stays on, we have a video that outlines the exact steps for testing each heat switch to narrow down the faulty switch: ua-cam.com/video/s5iG61kAyJQ/v-deo.html
I would like to see the testing all the way through to explain why your changing the part. The best way. I associate the video. Please do more
Thanks for watching! We have many more oven and stove troubleshooting videos that are focused on the symptoms, testing and repair listed in this playlist: ua-cam.com/play/PLCo9SMjkdWBysYYCcg5xQLiVh_cW0JQvt.html
You show basics things nice
Thank you Alex!
I have a question for conventional ovens. If each, burner is on a separate circuit, what would happen if you crossed those circuits even when off? I believe my apartment had some crappy electrician exposed wire and both right burners were connected while cleaning and it shorted out killing the whole oven.
Thanks for watching. It depends on which wires were exposed and where those wires were in the system. In some cases that might trip a breaker, a thermal fuse or damage a relay on the control board. With the power disconnected, and the back cover off you can look for any burnt, damaged or exposed wires. As well you can check to see if all wire terminals are secure and isolated. If you have a multimeter you can test to see if any wires have continuity to ground / are shorted.
very nice video
Thank you!
on an electric Kenmore range when it is started should both top and bottom heating elements turn red?
Thanks for watching. The elements don't always glow bright red when they turn on. During a preheat both elements should be warm to help heat up the oven but they may or may not be red depending on the heat setting and the oven.
Hi sir I have a question can an electrician apprentice get permanent resident in Canada because so many people say apprentices are not eligible for any express entry stream
Thanks for watching. This is not something we can provide advice on but there are many non for profit, or public websites that would have current and helpful information on this subject. There are also forums that might be able to help you out.
What about emf exposure? Will it be a health risk over long-term usage?
Thanks for watching. The understanding of EMF exposure overtime is something that is not fully clear however all electronic devices produce some EMF. The power decreases significantly with distance so taking a step away from the stove or oven while you're cooking would decrease this exposure.
I have a Kenmore 790.46709602 electric range. Not showing any error codes, but all four burner heating elements heat to high and stay on high. They won't cool down to simmer when turning the dials to a lower temperature setting. Any ideas as to what's causing this?
Thank you for watching. Is this a new problem that happened all of a sudden? Based on how the heat switches work, it is very unlikely for all 4 heat switches to fail at the same time. Normally this problem might only occur in models that have burners controlled by a control board instead of heat switches.
If you buy a new heat switch, and it fixes the problem for 1 of the burners, then it's best to replace all the switches.
PROBLEM SOLVED!
Range was unplugged for 10 min then plugged back in. It must have reset the control board.
@@terbus12156 Glad that it is fixed with a reset!
my whirlpool coil cooking range have problem . Only down heating element works while baking but not up. is that problem .. or thats the system how it works??
Thanks for watching. Does the oven heat normally, or is the oven not baking properly?
Some models use both the bake and broil elements when baking, other models will use just the bake element. In the broil mode, all models will only use the broil element to brown the top of the food.
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i have one burner that sometimes heats to the high setting when i have only put it on the number three setting , the stove is only 4 yrs old , and it doesnt do it every time ? what could it be?
Hi Richard, thank you for watching. It is most likely an issue with the heat switch for that burner. Over time the contacts can warp and can stay pressed together. This can prevent the burner from shutting off when it should be cycling off. You can see this in more detail in this video: ua-cam.com/video/l39vOnhqnhg/v-deo.html
In which country you are working sir?
Thanks for watching. AMRE Supply is has 12 locations across Canada.
My Gma gave me her stove bc she thought her plugs were bad when she herd her stove spark! but I believe something happened to the control board bc when I got it home the oven no longer works but glass top does! It’s a brand new stove!
Thanks for watching. Since the stove and oven are on separate circuits you've already verified that the range is receiving power. If both oven elements are not working, then it could be an issue with the thermal fuse, a faulty temperature sensor or an issue with the control board: ua-cam.com/video/96s7maybHlY/v-deo.html
How do you remove the top to replace spark module from a gas cooktop seal burner with no screws on the burner itself? Only the summer burner back left has a tiny screw on it. Sc8640edb4
Thanks for watching. We have dozens of videos on electric stove and oven repairs but haven't created any videos for gas cooktops yet. This model breakdown can help show you where some of the screws are and what pieces fit together. As well you could do a search for other Whirlpool gas cooktops as there are many individuals uploading their repairs that they film on their phones. Between that it should help. If there are no visible screws, there might be a hidden set screw that might be tucked behind somewhere.
@AMRE Supply I replaced a microwave switch and hi limit thermostat. Why when I plug it in the air vent comes on. And it won't turn off
Hello, When my stove/ oven is overused the control display on my appliance displays faintly and oven stops heating. Would you please help me?
Thanks for watching. Its possible that you have a re-settable limit switch that is overheating, and disconnecting power to the heating element. You can learn more in this video: ua-cam.com/video/96s7maybHlY/v-deo.html
As well the fact that the display gets weaker does indicate that the control board could be defective. Still its good to test the fuse and temperature sensor first.
Can I change a 3prongcord to a 4 on the stove
Thanks for watching. The only difference between a 3 pronged cord and a 4 pronged is the fact that the ground wire has a separate terminal on 4 pronged power cord. You can see more detail of this in this video: ua-cam.com/video/F-qMAJ6AY80/v-deo.html
1:24 did this guy risk being shocked doing the hot side first vs the neutral side?
Thanks for watching. Holding the multimeter leads from the insulated handles, wearing gloves, inserting the multimeter lead into the neutral side first, and using just one hand, are all ways to reduce the risk of a shock. In the example at 1:24 the probe was inserted into the neutral first.
I was almost electrocuted by my apartment’s electric stove. They replaced the wires but doesn’t look right. The receptacle blew and it sparked like fireworks and burned a hole in my pan. Thankfully I had just bought a new pan with handles, I did feel a volt going through my arm, I let go. Now I’m afraid of my stove because the incident.
Thanks for watching. It sounds like the stove receptacle wasn't installed correctly and was shorted through the frame of the stove. It is best to contact the people who installed it and get them to properly fix the issue.
Is that catnip in the pot?
Thanks for watching. Sadly no catnip was used during the filming of this video.
E--=E
Thanks for watching.
I just replaced the heating element in a Frigidaire range. When I plugged it back in and turned the oven on, I heard a small "pop" and the entire thing went black. Ive reset the breaker. It will not power on at all now. I'm assuming it blew a fuse but I can't find a thermal fuse or limiter or anything on the backing. What would you suggest next? The model number I believe is 316436266 but I think it's discontinued, I haven't been able to find any part guides.
Thanks for watching. Does the stove or cooktop indicator lights still work? If so then you've verified that there is still some power to the range so it could be a fuse, limit switch or issue with the control board (the pop could have been a shorted component on the board)
Alternatively if there is no power on the entire range then you can always double check that the outlet is supplying the 240V of power, and the power cord is still good. You can also check the connects of the power cord to make sure it is secure in the terminal block: ua-cam.com/video/wZwxewn2w44/v-deo.html
In some rare cases a oven fuse does effect power to the whole range but it isn't that common.
Just a note, a faulty control board will not shut off power to the entire unit unless you have a model that has the stove elements controlled by the control board. In most models that use individual heat switches, those circuits function independently from the control board.
Hope this helps!