Range not working/dead
If your range won’t turn on, start with a power reset. After a power surge or outage, the range may be temporarily unresponsive. Turn off power at the circuit breaker or unplug the range for a few minutes, then restore power and try again. If your oven is still not working, check for an incoming power problem. Confirm the power cord is fully plugged in and the circuit breaker has not tripped. An electric range requires 240 volts AC, while a gas range requires 120 volts. Use a multimeter to test the wall outlet, but follow electrical safety procedures and do not test live voltage unless you know how to do so safely. If the outlet has the correct voltage and the range remains dead, the problem may involve the thermal fuse, wire harness, control panel, or oven control board. Enter your range’s model number to find the exact replacement part for your specific appliance. This troubleshooting applies whether your range won’t start, your oven has no power, or the stove oven is not working.