[HazMath]

Hi,
I just move and since that day, my oven shows the time, the oven light works well, but their's no heat at all, the oven doesn't get hot and the cooking surface doesn't heat at all. I took a look at the electric plan and couldn't find a breaker/fuse. Maybe my 220V line is not good? Maybe their's not enough Amps?

The model number is c970-445124 which I took behind the front door. I called Sears to be sure the model number was good. I couldn't find a manual anywhere.

Help please!

[waynesworld]

Hi,
I just move and since that day, my oven shows the time, the oven light works well, but their's no heat at all, the oven doesn't get hot and the cooking surface doesn't heat at all. I took a look at the electric plan and couldn't find a breaker/fuse. Maybe my 220V line is not good? Maybe their's not enough Amps?

The model number is c970-445124 which I took behind the front door. I called Sears to be sure the model number was good. I couldn't find a manual anywhere.

Help please!!

First, you need to see if you are getting the correct voltage coming out of the wall; the clock/lights work on 120, not 240.
A test light/voltage meter should show how much power is at the wall outlet.
If there is correct voltage at the outlet, then the problem is with the stove; could just be the cord coming from the stove to the outlet.
Hope this helps.

[HazMath]

I resetted the breaker and everything is back to normal. The pizza was good! ;)

Thanks for your quick answer WaynesWorld.