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Display and control panel do not light up or respond because the blown fuse breaks the main power circuit to the oven.
Oven fails to start at all; the blown thermal fuse interrupts power before it reaches any heating component.
Oven shuts off unexpectedly mid-cycle when internal temperatures spike and the fuse opens the circuit as a safety measure.
Oven stops working immediately after running the self-clean function — the extreme heat generated during self-cleaning is the most common cause of fuse failure.
💡 Pro Tip: How to Tell Your Thermal Fuse Has Blown
Your part is likely the culprit if you notice any of the following:
⚠️ Oven completely dead — no heat, no control panel lights, no response
⚠️ Oven stopped working immediately after running the self-clean cycle
⚠️ Oven shuts down suddenly mid-cook with no error code
⚠️ Bake and broil elements receive no power even though the control board seems fine
🔍 Diagnosis: Set your multimeter to continuity (Ω) mode. Disconnect power, locate the fuse near the oven cavity back wall or blower housing, remove one wire lead, and probe both terminals. A good fuse reads continuity (beep/zero Ω); a blown fuse reads OL/infinite resistance — replace it.
📦 What's in the Box
✅ 1× Oven Thermal Fuse (130°C / 266°F, non-resettable, replaces 9759242 / WP9759242)
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