Burner Not Working? Coil Element Test - Electric Stove Repair

[@yusufbarey6458]

Extremely helpful. 1. You show both analog and digital 2. You show how to calibrate 3. Very simple, precise, and helpful guidance

[@AyyuBX7]

Helpful basic info that's right to the point.

[@repairclinic]

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[@raphaelmusyoka874]

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[@repairclinic]

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[@mobinna8959]

This video was a great gift I have received this year. Thanks for sharing this video Sir. I sincerely appreciate this wonderful video. Pls do you know how to repair the element limiter (the component that automatically regulate the temperature of that element simultaneously. Pls share with me sir. Thanks again

[@szaki]

My coils are 5 turns, yous is 4… I get 23 ohm reading, instead of 15. One coil was not working, but found out the contacts were black, burned. Using a small file, cleaned it up, now it works. Also, need to check the female for burning marks. A year ago, I replaced mine, it was very bad, cost is only $5. 😁👍

[@rollypav197]

Its very good can help very much thanks..

[@cristianmartinez9049]

Are there models? The connectors (of my element) are under the element instead of aside.

[@josephherron7671]

This is so not true. Elements can have continuity and still be shot. You should measure the current draw to test the burner. Or at the very least measure the actual resistance value.

[@largovinch4025]

Thanks was a lot of help

[@jenz695]

I bough a new burner and put the old burner on a different socket, turn on high and heard an explosion on the old burner, new burner works but after that incident, all four are low to medium heat even if I turn it on high Please help. It's a Frigidaire brand

[@michaelangelo6947]

TY

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[@gvvq-pi5ml]

Hi there you forgot to mention if you get continuity from either of the terminals to the outer metal of the element it's still faulty, i have had 3 like that, not yours, in England we have a thing called an RCD which flies out if you get a short to ground from either wires etc...it made mine trip out, also if continuity across terminals is around 0 ohms would that indicate a short?, i think all the element types on your video clips on U tube can suffer with the same problems, could be checked with a continuity tester or better a 500 volt megger...Fred in Essex UK.

[@repairclinic]

+Tom Smith The element should have some resistance, but if you have your meter too high you can measure zero resistance.

[@education9135]

But some even though they have continuity they still don't work. dead test works but also live test is important

[@Wyttt95]

I will borrow a meter from a friend soon but until then maybe you can help , both burners on my left side wouldn't work then i found one wasn't seated fully so now it works but nothing can get the other to work, all the others when turned on turn on the little led to show a active burner except for the one that doesn't heat, does that mean that more then just a new element is needed ? Or would a bad element cause the light not to go on? I forgot to check the other before I fixed it

[@repairclinic]

+Wyatt Torix Sounds like a problem with the element control switch Sounds like the heat relay on the main control board is bad, shorted closed all the time but the only way to know for sure is to do some electrical testing with a volt meter and the wiring diagram from the unit.

[@FelixAVargasA]

My kitchen was a short circuit placed in the connection where the 110 v wire is connected with a pair cable which go to the burner. It was first one and then the other.Now I have the two poles of my 110 v. wire bourned. The rest of the circuit looks good. Is a 700 W with 2 burners kitchen. I asked an electrician and told me that I need not look for a new connector I just have to connect the cable 110 with the pair cable going to the burner. Is that ok? Thanks for your help.

[@southernguy35]

No one has replied to your question, thanks repair clinic, so I will attempt to. Not sure what "bourned" is in your question. Burned, bound? Not an expert but on one vintage stove I've seen an element that actually is two 120 independent elements on the hot with a neutral linked. Other burners had two hots and a neutral for three connections. Most electric ranges in the US are going to be 220/240. Could be the electrician was referring to that you had two neutral contact points to use that was linked together and you simply had to use the second on?

[@chandrabahadurlimbu8345]

My stove is same this. heating & burnings. But current comes on hand . What can i do please🙏😅😂

[@vidyasewlal7064]

Soil plate stove

[@education9135]

Oh unless it's disconnected continuity alone

[@etr1112001]

台灣都買不到 這些零件 廠商都希望丟掉買新的

[@andrewsloane2413]

Did you people notice the analouge meter is set to X10 instead of the lowest setting. So he lied

[@largovinch4025]

Thanks was a lot of help