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Oooohhh, I thought the O-ring was doing the sealing. Since the washer at the bottom was actually a very hard plastic (PVC-like) I didn't expect that to be doing much at all. But I guess I was wrong... ;) Changed the bottom washer, and everything's fine now!

A follow-up on this issue: After figuring out how to put the thing in and out (thanks to your help), I finally replaced the O-ring, but it's still leaking, just like before. What else could be causing this, in this type of faucet?

Thanks! That did the trick! (I had to keep opening the stem while tightening the nut, but I finally got it on for good.)

I just disassembled my faucet (which is pictured below), and I have a hard time putting it back together... No matter how much I tighten the mounting nut, it always comes loose again once I close the handle. (You turn the handle left to close, but this will loosen the nut.) Is there some trick...

Well, since it seems that nobody ever dealt with a setup like this before, I gave it a (somewhat random) shot, connected yellow & red to red (L1), and blue & black to black (L2), stood back with a fire-extinguisher on the ready, and flipped the switch. And... everything worked just fine. Top...

The top one (convection) is 6.1, the bottom one is 4.6

LOL... But then they will never talk to each other... ;)

I called Kitchen Aid, and they told me that they have no information anymore about this particular model, and recommended I should ask an electrician for help... Oh well, I guess I'll just start randomly connecting wires, and hoping for the best... P.S. I did hook up red, black, white & green...

I tried to follow the yellow and blue wires, and it seems that the yellow one goes to the selector switch (where you choose the baking mode), and the blue one goes to some motorized lever inside the oven (which, I assume, locks the door in cleaning mode). So, these two might be somehow related...

I bought a used dual oven, which has 6 wires coming out of it. Unfortunately, it didn't come with a manual, and even the online installation instructions aren't much help. (The manual, as well as the tag on the oven, only refer to "3-wire"...) Model: Kitchen Aid YKEBS277WB-0 SN: XX4901044 The...