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-[* black] To test the heating element, use a standard continuity tester.
-[* black] Set the continuity tester to the Ohm symbol.
-[* black] Bring the ends of the continuity tester toward the two lead wires.
+[* black] To test the heating element, use a digital multimeter.
+[* black] Set the multimeter to 200 under ACV.
+[* black] Bring the ends of the multimeter toward the two lead wires.
[* black] If the circuit between the wires is closed, the numbers on the multimeter should keep changing.
[* black] If the numbers are not changing, replace the heating element.
[* black] If the circuit is closed, check the thermal cutout.