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Electric Ranges, Cooktops, and Ovens
Electric ranges (Figures 1-2 and 22-1), cooktops (Figure 1-4), and ovens (Figure 1-6) are available in a variety of styles. Electric ranges and ovens might seem to be complicated, but they are not. The more you know about the electrical and mechanical operation of the product, the easier it will be to solve its problems. An electric range, cooktop, or oven operates on 240 volts for the heating elements and 120 volts for the accessories (clock, lights, etc.). Most repairs are electrical in nature. This chapter will provide the basics needed to diagnose and repair these appliances. Figure 22-2 identifies where components are located within the range—this illustration is used as an example only. The ...
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