I have voltage to each side but the burners will not heat up. Indicator lite comes on and the blower comes on

the block appears to be solid I have 120 volts in each port, they both stopped working the same time the block appears to be solid I have 120 volts in each port, they both stopped working the same time

also there are 2 separate heating elements so the odds of both going ba at the same time are like winning the lotto. I have switched elements with no reults also there are 2 separate heating elements so the odds of both going ba at the same time are like winning the lotto. I have switched elements with no reults

Oh ok do the elements work when put on the other side?? if you have 120 on each terminal at the block ,for a total of 240 when checking both at the same time,thats the best way to check is both wires at the same time one meter lead in each and not one wire to ground and then the other to ground but both at the same time for 240 at the elements ...i know the exterior of the block can appear to look good yet they are still no good i have seen that so many thousands of times in my appliance repair career...if ya do have 240 at both wires then again its either the block or the element and teh element could be checked by setting your meter to ohms a see if each element has continuity...with 240 at the block and continuty its the blocks that are bad if only 120 to blocks then the control switch would be the problem Oh ok do the elements work when put on the other side?? if you have 120 on each terminal at the block ,for a total of 240 when checking both at the same time,thats the best way to check is both wires at the same time one meter lead in each and not one wire to ground and then the other to ground but both at the same time for 240 at the elements ...i know the exterior of the block can appear to look good yet they are still no good i have seen that so many thousands of times in my appliance repair career...if ya do have 240 at both wires then again its either the block or the element and teh element could be checked by setting your meter to ohms a see if each element has continuity...with 240 at the block and continuty its the blocks that are bad if only 120 to blocks then the control switch would be the problem

The burners check out good. If I put the leads for the meter in both live ports I get zero, put 1 in the cener round port (ground) and the other into either slotted (hot port) I get 120 volts in each one. The burners check out good. If I put the leads for the meter in both live ports I get zero, put 1 in the cener round port (ground) and the other into either slotted (hot port) I get 120 volts in each one.

OK Gary, So on each of the two terminal for the burner their should be 240 when turned on and not just 120 to each one to ground but 240 total to both of them. If ya place a different cartridge in the side that is giving ya trouble does that different cartridge work ..or even does that cartridge that isnt working,work it placed on the other side??The way the cartridges are wired is 4 spade pins and 1 round pin their is a 1 spade pin common to both burners 1 for one burners 1 for the other burner and the 4th spade for the fan circuit plus of course the ground so it if cartridge works on the other side the problem is going to be either with the control switches or the plug that the cartridge plugs into has a broken wire from the switch to that plug...if that cartridge does not work on either side the problem is going to a broken wire at one of the pins or the spade pin common to both burners is worn down..ONCE AGAIN BOTH WIRES TO A BURNER SHOULD READ 240 AT THE METER WHEN TURNED ON AND NOT 120 TO EACH WIRE TO GROUND OK Gary, So on each of the two terminal for the burner their should be 240 when turned on and not just 120 to each one to ground but 240 total to both of them. If ya place a different cartridge in the side that is giving ya trouble does that different cartridge work ..or even does that cartridge that isnt working,work it placed on the other side??The way the cartridges are wired is 4 spade pins and 1 round pin their is a 1 spade pin common to both burners 1 for one burners 1 for the other burner and the 4th spade for the fan circuit plus of course the ground so it if cartridge works on the other side the problem is going to be either with the control switches or the plug that the cartridge plugs into has a broken wire from the switch to that plug...if that cartridge does not work on either side the problem is going to a broken wire at one of the pins or the spade pin common to both burners is worn down..ONCE AGAIN BOTH WIRES TO A BURNER SHOULD READ 240 AT THE METER WHEN TURNED ON AND NOT 120 TO EACH WIRE TO GROUND