What is the timer/clock part number for the Amana ART6522CC Electric Range?

Timer part number 31-315570-07-0 for Amana ART6522CC

The ART6522CC Electric Range uses timer part number 31-315570-07-0.

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ART6522CC are also sometimes referred to using these Alternative Names/Model numbers

Whirlpool ART6522CC Electric Range, ART6522CC-P1143816NCC

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Recent Service Requests

City	Problem Description	Resolution
Landenberg, Pennsylvania	The oven keeps tripping the breakers, The oven contacts are charred and pitted.I'm able to keep the unit working by sanding the contacts with emery cloth (was able to make it through Thanksgiving anyway) No other issues	Awaiting receipt of timer
Medford, New York	No display. Oven doesn't work. Stove top works.	Beyond Repair
Spring Hill, Florida	the lcd readout is dead. the stove top works fine. but the digital readout is blank and no controls on the timer work for the oven.	Beyond Repair

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