appliance wiring diagrams online?

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Had a burner element on the cooktop go bad, ordered a replacement and all was good. When testing the other burners... another one 'popped' (literally heard it and the smoke escaped).

At one point I knocked a wire off that burner while working on the first one, and I thought I put it back in the right spot (there was one obvious terminal with no connection on it) but apparently not.

I can find parts diagrams, but not wiring diagrams online. Anyone know where they're available?

bosch hei8056u is what I'm working on.
 
BlackGun said:
Try partstown.com or part partselect.com.
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nothing on that model.

I've got the replacement element on order, I'm sadly getting good at that.

It's so simple, it's 2 AC wires for power, and 2 wires for the temp probe. Unless the connector itself was damaged....?
 
Button Pusher said:
Check behind the range, the schematic could be in an envelope or on an adhesive label.
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Just replaced our old stove. @Button Pusher is correct, the parts and wiring schematics were in a clear plastic pouch on the back of the new stove.
 
Jayne said:
nothing on that model.

I've got the replacement element on order, I'm sadly getting good at that.

It's so simple, it's 2 AC wires for power, and 2 wires for the temp probe. Unless the connector itself was damaged....?
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If you need new connectors make sure you use high temp connectors. Wire is high temp also. Has cloth insulation.
 
Button Pusher said:
Check behind the range, the schematic could be in an envelope or on an adhesive label.
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Holy crap, it's there!

I feel dumb for missing it, but happy that I have it and only you people know of my shame. Like anyone cares what you people think! :)

Thank you.
 
Jayne said:
Holy crap, it's there!

I feel dumb for missing it, but happy that I have it and only you people know of my shame. Like anyone cares what you people think! :)

Thank you.
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I've been there and done that. 😀
BTW, it's on the internet so everyone knows.
 
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Jayne said:
Holy crap, it's there!

I feel dumb for missing it, but happy that I have it and only you people know of my shame. Like anyone cares what you people think! :)

Thank you.
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Yeah, I was amazed at this a few decades back when I discovered this. Most all major appliances like washer/dryers, electric ranges, refrigerators, freezers, etc. have a schematic with them somewhere.

For washers and dryers, they're typically located folded up behind the control panels on top of the appliance where the buttons and dials are. I don't know about ones which have the controls built into the flat face of the appliance, though. Might be on the back or inside the back cover.

I always make it a point to put the effers back where they were whenever I'm done using them, too. No "putting them somewhere I won't forget" crap! So be sure you do the same when you're done!
 
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