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Jerry
January 27, 2023
Hi what is the correct ohms reading for the heating element to be considered as defective? Or is it simply failing continuity test? I'm getting a reading of about 60 ohms when it's fully disconnected for the heating element. The thermo fuse is definitely busted but was wondering how to test the heater element.
For model number BOSCH 00677517
Hi Jerry,
Thank you for your question. Use your multimeter to test the heater for continuity. Set your multimeter to the Rx1 scale and place the tester's leads on one terminal each. This should produce a reading anywhere in between zero and infinity. If you receive a reading of zero or infinity, you will need a replacement defrost heater. We hope this helps with the repair!
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