If its 220 volt stove i would guess you have a power problem. check you curcuit breaker. turn it off then back on.if that dont work check the plug,make sure its all the way plugged.
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NO ITS A 220 VOLT STOVE SO 110 POWERS THE LIGHTS. YOU NEED 110 X 2 = 220 VOLTS THAT YOU NEED FOR THE ELEMENTSNO ITS A 220 VOLT STOVE SO 110 POWERS THE LIGHTS. YOU NEED 110 X 2 = 220 VOLTS THAT YOU NEED FOR THE ELEMENTS
USUALLY IF THE NUTS ON THE CORD ARE NOT TIGHT DURING INSTALL IT WILL HEAT UP OVER TIME.GOOD NEWSUSUALLY IF THE NUTS ON THE CORD ARE NOT TIGHT DURING INSTALL IT WILL HEAT UP OVER TIME.GOOD NEWS
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If its 220 volt stove i would guess you have a power problem. check you curcuit breaker. turn it off then back on.if that dont work check the plug,make sure its all the way plugged.
If you need further help, I’m available over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/dude_653d05454b389bba
NO ITS A 220 VOLT STOVE SO 110 POWERS THE LIGHTS. YOU NEED 110 X 2 = 220 VOLTS THAT YOU NEED FOR THE ELEMENTS
USUALLY IF THE NUTS ON THE CORD ARE NOT TIGHT DURING INSTALL IT WILL HEAT UP OVER TIME.GOOD NEWS