Well hello, I just wanted to stop in and say how thankful I am for everyone's help and to provide an update. The most frustrating thing about searching for your stoves problems is reading a thread full of the same problem but no update to how the person fixed the problem
!! So I’ll leave this here in the event it helps anyone.
I tried running the stove despite the not turning off issue and the stove would not hold a burn. I also sprayed as suggested. In the end I just decided to replace the control panel on the stove, and it’s up and running again. It was brutal without it during that “historical record low November temps” that I just needed an quick fix.
I do suspect that you are right and it is the pot and thinking about replacing it at a later time when I have some more spare time to mess with it. It would be nice to confirm that was the problem and would be good to have an extra control board as a spare around.
I wondered if I should invest in a different surge protector for the stove. I bought a more pricey one from Home Depot a while back but is there a certain one someone recommends? I lost a control panel back in 2017 due to surge (loose wire on circuit board in the basement caused it grrr I did have an electrician in for that so don’t worry) it’s always in the back of my head .... I’m always worried about freak surges, and although I think it might have been the pot giving the issues this time..... I can’t really be certain it wasn’t another surge that caused the control board issue. I almost feel like plugging in the surge protector to a surge protector for double protection or is that foolish?
Thanks again for all the advice and help!