How to Troubleshoot a KitchenAid Electric Stove Oven That Won't Heat?

It sounds like the issue with your KitchenAid stove could be related to the oven control board, especially since the burners are still functioning. The control board manages the voltage to the bake and broil circuits based on your settings and sensor inputs. If it’s defective, it might not send the necessary voltage to the heating components, which could explain why the oven isn’t working. Before considering a replacement, it’s a good idea to check the wiring and connections. Look for any loose wires or burnt connections at the panel. Sometimes, a wire supplying power to the oven element or igniter can burn out, particularly near heat sources. Inspect the wires leading to the element or igniter for any visible damage. If you find a burnt wire, that could be the culprit. Additionally, take a look at the heating element and broil element for any signs of damage, like holes or blisters. You can also test the bake element for continuity using a multimeter. If it doesn’t show continuity, it will need to be replaced as well, since the oven might not operate correctly even if the display is fixed. If you do need to replace the control board, it typically costs around $397 online. However, I recommend thoroughly checking these connections and components first, as they might be the source of the problem without needing to replace the entire board. If you need part numbers or further assistance, just let me know!