OK, here is the solution:
I talked to Brian at Bradley who was very helpful. Here is what he told me to do:
1. Test the various connections using continuity, not voltage. He said testing voltage can give you weird results, and I can attest that he is right.
2. First test the over limit sensor by pushing the black rubber aside. I just took off the two small nuts and checked it that way. All is good.
3. Test the in line fuse next to the black rubber block. AH HA Here is the problem. No continuity, fuse is bad.
4. He also said to check the continuity of the heating element. It should be about 30 ohms. I was able to just poke the probes in through the holes where the wires go in. All OK, about 30 ohms.
The fuse was only about $2.00 and they are shipping out today. I also ordered 4 more racks for the extra jerky, a new front cover because mine is cracked like everyone's, two back feet to install on the front to fix the problem for good, and the little plastic knobs that attached (and fell off) the temp slider and vent. Soon I'll be up and running like new!

As an aside, I put the butt into a large crock pot and cooked it slow for another 8 hours or so. Came out yum!
