KPA49
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After 14 years of normal use, our Kenmore Double ovens started tripping the breaker.
Remedies:
1. Replaced the breaker
2. Ovens worked for a few days - then tripped the breaker again
3. Following several service calls on the ovens - we replaced the ovens
4. Ovens worked well for a couple of months - then tripped the breaker
5. Service call on new oven - tech tried numerous tests, finally with mfg. tech on the phone
power was restored - tech was not satisfied and scheduled another visit to replace circuit boards
6. Boards replaced - worked well for a couple of weeks
7. Tripped the breaker again - breaker would reset and restore power but the heating control board was dead.
Before I have the boards replaced again (under warranty) should I have an electrician fish a new wire??
Remedies:
1. Replaced the breaker
2. Ovens worked for a few days - then tripped the breaker again
3. Following several service calls on the ovens - we replaced the ovens
4. Ovens worked well for a couple of months - then tripped the breaker
5. Service call on new oven - tech tried numerous tests, finally with mfg. tech on the phone
power was restored - tech was not satisfied and scheduled another visit to replace circuit boards
6. Boards replaced - worked well for a couple of weeks
7. Tripped the breaker again - breaker would reset and restore power but the heating control board was dead.
Before I have the boards replaced again (under warranty) should I have an electrician fish a new wire??