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Tappan Gas Range has no electric input?
One night after using the broiler we heart a pop noise! The brake was tripped. We switched the brake back on and realized that there is no electric input to the range; no light, no clock, no ignition. We think the switch and cord is fine. Does anybody has an idea?
You have to take the control box apart (the area behind your clock and the digital controls.
Some times when you use those back burners or broiler the heat from them if on long enough will melt the insulation off a wire that is behind your panel there. Chances are when it was made at the factory one of the wires was draped across and resting on the metal instead of being held up away from any metal (potentially hot) surfaces.
Probably over time your insulation on one of those wires got cooked to many times and the insulation got brittle and cracked off and shorted against the metal frame of your stove.
Take the panel off the back and look for a burnt up wire. If it isn't there it could be the wire going down to your igniter of your broiler. But somewhere one of those wires has melted enough that the wire has shorted against the metal and that blew your breaker