SENSOR - HUMIDITY WB24X10057

*Took out all SCWs retaining Oven's Case, then lifted Case away.
* Instantly, I saw a TStat which had gotten so hot that heat charred its Quick-Disconnect's, (QD), insulators,
*Found, inside, a paper envelope containing a map-folded, GE Pub No.31-41077, so spent hours reading everything on this pages. The Schematic page showed me: my burnt TStat-part is the "Flame Sensor"; and if it remains Open, then 120VAC cannot pass it.
* So, what might have caused that sensor to become over heated?
In the GE-Pub, there is a paragraph dedicated to the Flame Sensor, and one sentence stuck out: "When replacing be sure to determine cause of failure." At this point the onus falls onto the DIYerselfer's cognition. I had long been using Beverage & Vegetable buttons, and could now see those auto-shut-off options depending on the Humidity Sensor. I measured resistance of that sensor's internal elements, to find values about 2X larger than in the GE-Pub, so I decided to buy a replacement Humidity Sensor, and Flame Sensor