Hi have an electric Kenmore Range model #95824003 which overheated and almost started a fire. I was making Thanksgiving dinner when I smelled something burning. I opened the oven which had been set at 350 degrees only to discover the top broiler element glowing red, and my pies charred and smoking. I quickly removed the pies and turned off the oven. I waited a few minutes and turned it back onto bake. An error code flashed for a brief second, and the broiler element went back on. We had to unplug the oven to keep the element from turning on. Even with all the settings on off, the broiler element glows. We called Sears, and they said we had to wait for a week for a service call, and pay $129 just for the person to show up. Then pay for a part and labor to put it in. The range is less than 6 years old and was on sale for $950 when it was purchased. This is obscene. I should keep an appliance in my home that has no fail safe shut off? I called my local Sears and they said there "was no recall, and I have to go through the service department no matter what" When I pointed out the fire hazard the sales manager said "You have to go through service."