EASY TOASTER OVEN REPAIR "MODE" SWITCH REPLACEMENT

[@rpa_mynd]

I felt like I was watching the Bob Ross of repairs. My blood pressure went down 20 pts 😂Thank you for the great video. 💪

[@planesimple8514]

😂😂😂.... I love that! I love the comparison with Bob Ross! We don't make mistakes...we make happy accidents. Thanks for your comment. You put a smile on my face.

[@Victoria-zs4oo]

I am a 56 year-old housewife who just fixed her $120 toaster oven thanks to your video. It was not the mode switch - I tested that (thanks to you for showing me how!). I had "@gmarco98248"s issue with one of the terminals on the temperature switch being loose. Tightened it with needle-nose pliers and WALA! problem fixed. I came across your video by "accident." Thank you very much.

[@planesimple8514]

Hello Victoria-zs4oo, that's awesome! It makes me very happy to hear that my simple video helped you fix your oven and extend its useful life. Congratulations! Thank you for sharing that and for taking the time to let me know. That's very rewarding. I appreciate it.

[@charleswannall4758]

That is a wonderfully detailed video. I plan to tackle mine now to see why it always heats to maximum, regardless of temperature setting. I'm comfortable going in because you showed me so much detail even apart from the specific repair.I love it that your kids help male the video.

[@planesimple8514]

Did you get it working? I hope you did...

[@RuffReader]

Great explainer! My mode switch wasn’t the problem, but this gave me enough knowledge/confidence to figure out the real issue (timer/power switch).

[@planesimple8514]

Cool! I'm glad it helped. Thank you.

[@cjoanah]

@@planesimple8514 did you get part number for that timer

[@planesimple8514]

Hello cjoanah, I did. Here is my answer from an earlier comment... I just copied and pasted it here. I went back and looked at my oven and man, that timer switch has more numbers than a phone book! On the face it says: DKJ/1-60 On one side it says: AC 125V 15A AC 250V 15A E185572 HANG ZHOU WESTLAKE TIMER SWITCH FACTORY On the other side it says: CQC V000513 T125 Now, I googled these three numbers individually and all produce what seem to be the same switch . DKJ/1-60, E185572, and V000513. Only difference i noticed is that the shaft can be round or "D" shaped. My switch has the round shaft. Hope this helps.

[@cjoanah]

@@planesimple8514 yes sir thank you. took a look at the switch and saw those numbers. r50024942 t120/t125. I was able to find this

[@planesimple8514]

Cool. I hope it fixes your issue.

[@populistparty2010]

You just saved me a couple of hundred dollars on a new convection toaster oven. I was able to revive my old DeLonghi, vintage 2003!! It wasn't actually the switch or spring that were bad....the copper connectors inside the switch were blackened. I cleaned off all the connectors, and voila! Thank you!

[@planesimple8514]

That makes me very happy to hear! I'm glad it worked. Congratulations to you for having the drive to try to repair an existing appliance and extend it useful life. And thanks for letting me know. Thank you.

[@populistparty2010]

@@planesimple8514 Between my husband and I, I'm the one who has the drive/interest/motivation to repair something. He prefers to just buy a brand new (insert bright shiny object here). lol. I repaired the same toaster oven 10 years ago by replacing a burned out heating element. Took me awhile to find the right part online, but for $24 it was worth it! Thanks again.

[@wildlee2604]

We have a Oster brand toaster oven that is similar to yours, only a little bit larger. It's only 2 yrs. old and suddenly stopped heating up to the set temps. It would only become Warm inside the oven. I went through the same steps as you, basically and didn't find anything wrong with the switch. The contacts were in good shape. Using my VOM (meter), I put the knob back onto the switch and moved it to each click and the meter showed that all of the contacts were working. Using the meter I checked other parts of the electrical guts and it all seemed OK. I put the switch back into the oven and connected all of the wires and before I put the shell back onto the oven, I set the Toaster onto my stove and plugged it in to the outlet and turned it on. IT WORKED!!! The elements turned Red Hot and it made me feel Good. Then I put the shell back onto the Toaster and plugged it back up to make sure that it WAS working OK and it went back to the same problem that it had, before I worked on it...! I never really cared for this Brand of electrical items and I won't go into depth about Why, but it will be the Last one that I purchase. The only reason that I did buy this one, was because it was a good price and it would cook large pizza. A couple working notes: After removing the shell, before I started to remove the control switch, using a 'Bristro Chalk Marker' ( like a white magic marker, for metal or wood work) and marked the position of the switch and after I removed it, I marked the switch's removeable sides so that I wouldn't get them mixed up. I also drew a small square with markers on each side, like the switch and labeled the markers with the wire colors. ...I also took a picture of it, with my phone, before removing any wire connectors. Thanks for the video.

[@planesimple8514]

Hello wildleee, sorry to hear it went back to not working. It sounds like everything works, only an intermittent problem which might be a loose connection or something like that. I'd give it one more try... Anyway, thanks for taking the time to write in.

[@wildlee2604]

@@planesimple8514 I Did go back to recheck it. I'm a stubborn fellow. I removed the shell and rechecked ALL of the electrical connectors. As you showed that the electrical connectors have a tight clip to them. I checked all of the connectors and at the Top, the temperature control connections...At the bottom is a Blue wire and a Black wire connected. They were tight, but at the Top Blue wire connection, it was loose. I could wiggle the connection and the connecter had the blue color to it, most likely due to arching. I removed it and using my needle nose pliers, I lightly cramped down on both sides of that connector and reconnected it. It Does work Now!!! Thanks Again.

[@planesimple8514]

Awesome! Congrats! And you know what, anybody else that comes by and reads your comments here will benefit and learn from what you have done too, so thank you. The Oster gets a little longer life!

[@lizawaldner8385]

My oven has the same problem & I've hardly used it

[@gmarco98248]

My toaster oven wasn't heating at all, it wasn't the selector switch, it turns out one of the terminals on the temperature switch was loose , no spark when moving the dial, I tighten it and that fixed it. Your video helped me to figure out the problem. Thanks!

[@planesimple8514]

That's always a satisfying thing to hear. Thank you for taking the time to give me the positive feedback. And I'm glad you were able to revive your oven.

[@bubu523]

Hi there, mine is having the same issue, no spark. I guess will try to figure out how to tighten them to see if that is the issue

[@bubu523]

I figured it out. In my case ended up being the timer.

[@planesimple8514]

Congratulations Jacqueline, you did it! Good for you!

[@bubu523]

@@planesimple8514 Thank you

[@fbwguy]

Thank you! I have the same oven that stopped heating. I was about to toss it. I disassembled the selector switch and found the ball bearing jammed in the contact. You saved the day and my wallet. By the way, I’m an A&P that’s been in the aviation field since 1987. Thanks for the help

[@planesimple8514]

Hello Mike, I'm very happy to hear that you were able to rescue your oven and extend it's useful life. It's very satisfying to know that my simple video has been of some use. Thank you for taking the time to let me know, it means a lot. Also, I've been working on aircrafts for about 17 years but only JUST got my A&P certificate. I figure it was time I got it...LOL. Thanks again and welcome to Plane Simple.

[@chrisehlinger2826]

Where can I buy part for Toshiba toaster oven

[@planesimple8514]

Try googling the oven's part number or model number

[@JosedeDios1987]

Thank you, it was very clear. For beginners, it might been good if you showed us how to even open the oven. You started kinda half through the tutorial for me.! :-)

[@planesimple8514]

😂... Thank you. I'm glad you found it helpful. Thank you for the suggestion, I'll keep that in mind for next time.

[@juliejames7093]

@@planesimple8514 I found the very last bit about the screws in the feet very helpful, thank you!! But I still cannot get the case off the front of my Black & Decker that has the same exact control knobs. :(

[@Nicedesk]

You have a great cameraman! Thanks for posting this. I have an old 10 year Oster that I want to keep working becasue it has the lightbulb inside. Fixing today...

[@planesimple8514]

Your Oster is older than my camera man! 😆 Thank you John M for the nice comment. I appreciate it.

[@Nicedesk]

@@planesimple8514 Haha, he did a great job! My timer rotary switch went out, fixing today...

[@planesimple8514]

Good to see you around here again and I'm happy to hear you've kept the Oster going. Good job! BTW... thank you for complimenting my "camera man". I'll let him know.

[@nassirbadrudin9741]

Excellent video. Well explained. At 5.40 onwards you can see the spring is displaced towards the contact so that the tension is reduced and the contact doesn’t close properly.

[@planesimple8514]

Correct. Good eye.

[@gwensnauwaert2677]

Thank you very much for this video. I am going to attempt to fix my toaster oven

[@planesimple8514]

Thank you. I'm glad. Good luck! I hope you get it working again. I'm happy to hear you are taking on the challenge. You really have nothing to loose. (As long as you are safe around electricity)

[@christrull7081]

Thank you for showing the wire terminal locations. I didn't take a picture like I always normally do when I took this baby apart. Mine is a little different but your video was still helpful, same model switch

[@planesimple8514]

Thank you chris trull, I'm glad it helped.

[@JoDo777]

My switch was the same part number, but in a Hamilton Beach toaster/convection oven. My switch looked brand new on the inside. I've had the oven about 2 years and only used it maybe 4 times a week. I put the switch back in and tried to take apart the power/timer switch, but you can't. I decided to give that switch a few WHACKS with my vice grips, prayed to God and now it is WORKING AGAIN! Thanks! lol

[@planesimple8514]

Hello Jo Do, I'm glad you got your oven to work again. I'm not surprised that the Hamilton Beach branded oven had the same part number switch as the Oster. It's possible that both brands are not only made in the same place but perhaps both brands owned by the same company. So, what do you think fixed it... The prayers, or the vise grips...😆 I think a little bit of both.

[@nancychan1186]

Praying to God always helps! I fixed the freezer on my Samsung refrigerator freezer, and changed the dimmer light switch in my kitchen with a lot of prayer after following you tube videos and it worked!!! Also the oven in my stove stopped working last year. I prayed after following you tube videos but still did not work. Now, glory to God, for some reason the oven works!! Now I will pray for God’s help in fixing my countertop toaster oven, hopefully I can order the switch if I can’t fix the switch.

[@daledemanchuk7920]

great job and explanation!

[@planesimple8514]

Thank you.

[@smollande]

Thanks for the fantastic video! Very clearly explained. Makes me feel confident enough to carry out this repair.

[@planesimple8514]

Good, I'm glad. Thank you for taking the time to write in.

[@lorettacaputo6997]

You were very lucky that the component was capable of being opened, investigated and repaired. I hate it when they make completely sealed units. I recently repaired a window control switch in a Nissan Xterra that had similar contacts within the component. Electronic spray component cleaner did the trick.

[@planesimple8514]

Yes! Since everything seems to be becoming "one time use", it is harder to make any repairs to anything because of that reason, like you said, more things are cast shut, sealed, etc.

[@RRaucina]

Really good dissection of a item that most would toss. I had an old one and swapped parts to get one good one working. thanks for the great inside view

[@planesimple8514]

Thank you Richard Raucina. Thank you for taking the time to leave me a very nice comment and the positive feedback.

[@lcervantes8505]

This same switch is used on my Kitchenmaid. #230. The opposite side of the switch has a twin unit wherein to swap out the components without buying a new switch if the case is somehow compromised but the guts are still ok.

[@planesimple8514]

Cool! Thank you for sharing that info!

[@elainebynum597]

Very interesting. Lot of people were complaining about that malfunction. If I run across them again I'll send them to you here.

[@planesimple8514]

Thank you Elaine Bynum, I appreciate the positive feedback, and the recommendation!

[@Topcoatdetail]

Can we use dielectric grease on the connection clips. I have the similar kind of combination switch 19L OTG which is almost 16 years old. Heating element contact threads are rusted. But the heating is perfect red hot. Recently the timer was gone. The issue was lots of dead insects. Cleaned and oiled it running beautifully. I bake pizza almost every weekend and i could make only 10 inch pizza. I wanted to upgrade with convection 40L . The market is flooded with digital crap which will never work after 2-3 years. Planning to install PID controller with thermal blanket to improve efficiency and temperature. Special thanks to you as I ripped of the combination switch while cleaning.

[@planesimple8514]

I don't see why the dielectric grease wouldn't be beneficial. I think it's a good idea and it would keep the terminals from corroding. Now I wish I would've put it on mine. Oh well, next time I guess... Thank you for the idea. And yes, I think the new all electric control boards are nowhere near as robust as the old mechanical stuff. We bought another Oster oven with the electric board and within two years it arced and melted the contact where the power cord plugs in. It melted a section of the thin little trace that was feeding power to everything. I had to go in and solder in a section of thicker gauge wire in place of the trace to bring it back to life. Anyone else would've had to throw the thing n the trash with less than two years of sporadic use. Anyway, nice to see people fixing things and extending their useful lives. Thanks for taking the time to write in.

[@Topcoatdetail]

@@planesimple8514 Dielectric grease or Copper Grease. I meant to ask this , Copper Grease improves electrical conductivity and reduces the chance of arching. Pretty much correct about the modern electronics based oven. Now all companies are switching to contract manufacturing from China, they are simply printing their name on the box. Moreover all ovens have a single box design (bottom, rear) are in direct contact with the atmosphere and the sides aren't insulated, causing electronics to heat up to 200C and failure is inevitable

[@car4dan]

I have the same oven and was about to get rid of because it’s not heating at all. I will give this a try and see if will get fixed. Thank you for sharing this video.

[@planesimple8514]

My pleasure. I hope it helps and you get it going again.

[@williamterry3177]

Well Car4Dan, it has been almost a year since you posted, did you get a chance to make a try at the repair?

[@roulaqubain8138]

I have a similar toaster oven but the timer switch stopped working. How do I remove that knob? I tried to pull it out but no luck. appreciate your help.

[@jorgetoloza269]

Found same exact oven toaster, will be doing the same u did, will keep u posted, thanks for the video.

[@planesimple8514]

Awesome! Good luck! I love this oven, it has a lot of space for a countertop unit. I hope my video helps you along the process.

[@cathywitbooi7219]

Thanks much appreciated.

[@williamterry3177]

A year later, Fix or Toss. Sounds like a good DIY TV series!

[@williamterry3177]

Great New Magnolia Network series coming next Fall. Plane Simple Flys to parts of the country with a camera crew, looks at a broken appliance, tool, ie, my drill, orbital sander, table saw....diagnosis and overnight orders the part, fixing the problem.

[@planesimple8514]

It certainly does! Very catchy too... Thanks William Terry.

[@yogibearstie]

That stuck connector is why sometimes shaking or small drop fixes stuff without opening it. Jars the stuck pin into working again.

[@planesimple8514]

A little "percussive maintenance" goes a long way! 😅

[@stevenkerwin4041]

If a small drop is good, a big drop must be better 😂.

[@algabato334]

Hi Mr Plain & simple: can you publish the link where you order the switch? I had the identical unit(oster), and same identical malfunction. Your help is appreciated.

[@planesimple8514]

Hello Al Gabato, I don't have a link to it. I googled it and can't remember if I bought it from eBay or Amazon. I listed the switch part number in the video description, but here it is just in case: Switch Part Number: FZ31-9 (5 PIN, not 3 PIN). Anyway, there seems to be several versions of the same switch out there. The one that I bought, although it worked, turned out to have a wider range of sweep angle, meaning that the distance from the left-most position to the right-most position was greater on the new switch than on the original, therefore the markings on the oven's face no longer lined up with the switch's stops or detents. That's one of the reasons that I didn't publish any links to the switch I got, because it wasn't a perfect match. Anyway, I hope this helps.

[@gailbug007]

Thanks for the video I have the same exact toaster oven. Only for me the timer doesn't work doesn't have the tick tick sound. The dial is flimsy. I have to hold it on in order to toast anyting. Any suggestions? Thank you!

[@planesimple8514]

Have you tried turning the knob to the left? That timer will "tick" the time away to whatever time you select, but from the "off" position, if you turn it to the left(counter clockwise) it will not count down the time, it will just turn "on" and stay on untill you turn it back to off. If that function works on yours, you get get by until you find a replacement switch. I hope this helps. As far as a part number for a replacement switch, I don't have one. I haven't had to replace mine.

[@StephenTinius]

I have an Oster Toaster Oven Model 6290 PN 116956 on which the timer no longer starts ticking the countdown. Turn the knob to the right and it just sits there with the heating element on. I cannot find a description with a part number, but it must be a generic timer assembly. Any advice on a replacement timer? Thanks,

[@tapeinosG5011]

We have a Oster® model TSSTTVFDXL that won't heat. Elements appear to be okay..no breaks bubbles,powder.. Are parts still available and where's the best and perhaps only place to find them? Thank You! Great video...

[@planesimple8514]

Hello dinoboom, the internal components are shared between a lot of models and brands. Yes, there are parts still available, from eBay, Amazon, eRplacementparts, etc. Your best bet would be to open up the oven and take a look around for suspicious Burt connectors, loose terminals, etc. Then move on to testing individual switches. Try to determine exactly what is not working. Does it not heat up in every mode, is it the timer, it is the temperature control? Please remember that I don't know your skill set, abilities, or tools, so please be careful and make sure you don't mess with electricity if you are not familiar with it. And if you are going to look around, disconnect the oven. Good luck.

[@tanyawilliams9860]

How did you take the control button off? Just want to ensure I do it right before u tackle the job.

[@planesimple8514]

Hello Tanya Williams, they just pull off. The are a friction fit, so they just pull of and press back on.

[@illuminateBeats1]

Worked to get my oven fixed as shown thanks for the help

[@planesimple8514]

Good! I'm glad to hear that my video helped you. Thank you for taking the time to let me know.

[@earlknight6789]

Great video! In this disposable society I love that there are still those of us that love to tinker. Now, hoping you can help me with something. I have the exact same model oven. My timer switch was shot and I disassembled the oven to replace the timer and did something I NEVER do. I tossed the timer thinking how easy it would be to find a replacement.... wrong! I've searched in vain all over for the replacement. There are tons of 60 second timers, but none that I can find with the "Stay On" feature. I could replace it with just the 60 second timer... but I WANT that stay on feature. Any chance you can get me the numbers off the switch to help narrow my search. I tried to pause video, but there was never a view of the numbers clear enough. Would be greatly appreciated!

[@planesimple8514]

Hello Earl Knight, I'd be happy to help. Give me a day or two to open mine up to take a look. Obviously it doesn't take that long to access the oven, that's just to wait for the chance to actually do it.

[@planesimple8514]

Hello again Earl Knight. I went back and looked at my over and man, that timer switch has more numbers than a phone book! On the face it says: DKJ/1-60 On one side it says: AC 125V 15A AC 250V 15A E185572 HANG ZHOU WESTLAKE TIMER SWITCH FACTORY On the other side it says: CQC V000513 T125 Now, I googled these three numbers individually and all produce what seem to be the same switch . DKJ/1-60, E185572, and V000513. Only difference i noticed is that the shaft can be round or "D" shaped. My switch has the round shaft. Hope this helps.

[@earlknight6789]

@@planesimple8514 Hey thanks man... big help. Yeah, I too have found the DKJ/1-60 and have almost purchased them before, but when I read the reviews I've seen a lot of folks saying works great, but they loose the Stay On feature. I'll probably bite the bullet and get a few to try out to see. Not that expensive and easy to return on Amazon if not the right one. Thanks again for all you help!

[@planesimple8514]

Any time.

[@JeffSmedbron]

Have the same electrics in a newer Oster / Sunbeam Toaster Oven. Timer switch went bad. Crazy that Oster does not offer these simple repair parts online or anywhere else from their company. Would like to see a demo on how to adjust the thermal switch also.

[@planesimple8514]

I know, agree! It's frustrating that that these simple repairs that can easily be done at home are not promoted and supported by the manufacturers. I guess they would rather sell you a new oven. Luckily there are enough brave people out there that are willing to tackle, experiment and share these fixes on the internet. And I'm not just talking about me, I've fixed plenty of other things thanks to many others' videos. Anyway, if my timer or thermal switches go bad, I'll try to make a video about it. Till then, happy toasting and thanks for coming by Plane Simple.

[@PrettyJuls]

Mine just went out so I’m glad you made this

[@cathywitbooi7219]

How do I do the connection. Not sure it a Salton 2plate oven stove.Not sure which wire belongs where

[@planesimple8514]

Hello Cathy, if you have a multimeter you can figure out which pin on the switches connect to what other pin of the same switch. That can help you figure out where to connect the power source and where to connect the consumers(heaters, fan, etc.). Maybe the wiring diagram is available online too, search for it. Good luck.

[@ammaryounus8532]

do you know the model number for the thermostat? Thanks

[@planesimple8514]

No, I don't. Sorry.

[@williamterry3177]

Don't be lazy, take pictures of the wiring, then remove the control, get all the tiny part numbers and then you can Google them and find it.

[@lattermanstudio]

Have the exact same oven started to ONLY heat up your 150 degrees no matter what setting …. Any Ideas???

[@planesimple8514]

When it gets hot, can you feel heat coming from both the top and bottom heater elements, or just one? You could have one defective heater, or a defective mode switch that is not turning on one heater element. If both are warming up, just not hot enough, then I'd replace the temperature adjusting switch. I hope this helps. Good luck.

[@15nanoseconds]

I have a tiny toaster oven that only does 450°. Can I make it into an adjustable temp oven?

[@planesimple8514]

I guess you could, but by the time you add the rheostat, the timer, and a place to mount it, you'd be better off just buying an already adjustable oven.

[@SkyscanX1]

Everything was well explained, except when I tried using a needle nose to pry up one of the tabs it broke off. :( one thing I did notice was the plastic on the centre notched rotary on the inside of the switch was melted by one of the metal spring loaded tabs. I guess it's time to order a new switch

[@planesimple8514]

Hello SkyScan,(cool name BTW). I'm glad you found my video helpful. I ordered a new switch and received it too but haven't replaced it yet since the repaired one is still holding up. Good luck instant yours.

[@batfink7166]

Great video. I replaced the mode switch and still having the same issue...not getting to and keeping temp. it looks like the temperature controller is not making contact and I have looked high and low to get a replacement part (the same model in this video), but can't find anything that is 120V 15A in fahrenheit. Does anyone know where a replacemnt for the temperature selector/controler can be found?

[@williamterry3177]

There is definitely a part number on the temp controller. Look again and Google everything. You can also picture Google search. You can do it.

[@batfink7166]

@@williamterry3177 Thanks for the encouragement! The problem is that I can't find anything that matches the numbers/markings on the temperature controller.

[@batfink7166]

In other words, I can't find anything to match it, so I can't find where I can buy one. That's why I was asking if someone has a part number and website I could get one that works with this particular toaster oven.

[@planesimple8514]

When I get a chance, I'll try to see what numbers are on mine, maybe it'll be easier to find from there.

[@tariqkirmani8871]

Awesome excellent explanation with good HELP!!😀😀😀

[@planesimple8514]

Thank you very much TARIQ KIRMAMI, i appreciate it, and yes, I had great helpers in this video! 😂 Thanks again.

[@TheMiminega]

Thank you sir it did work ,it was a losse contact in my case ,like you showed in the video.

[@planesimple8514]

Good to hear. I'm glad it worked.

[@Michael-ls3xb]

Great explanation, can you find all of these switches on a China site (example Ali Express)?

[@planesimple8514]

Hello Michael, thank you. Yes, you should be able to find all those switches in all the usual places, Ali, Amazon, ebay, etc.

[@douglasewald7506]

Any reputable sources for the part?

[@planesimple8514]

No, none that I'd recommend. I got mine from a generic seller on ebay. It had the same part number, it was not the same but it was close enough. The pin out was all correct but the detent spacing was different. That means that the switch positions don't line up with marks on the oven face but it's ok, it works. And I'm too lazy to try and order another one...lol

[@KurtTheissen]

My fan isn't blowing. Not sure why that would be

[@cgarza288]

How do I remove the knob? No one shows that.

[@planesimple8514]

Pull... It should just pull off. The knob and the shaft it goes on are keyed. That means that they have a flat face for alignment that will only allow the knob to go on in one position, so don't be afraid to remove the knob, you can push it back on easily in the right position.

[@jigsb9146]

Thank you very much for the info

[@planesimple8514]

My pleasure.

[@gbalias361]

very helpful ----

[@planesimple8514]

Thank you gb alias. I'm glad you found it helpful.

[@klrmoto]

I'm going to order two switches and see what happens.

[@planesimple8514]

Good luck. I hope it works and you get to extend its useful life.

[@ignaciocastaneda5777]

Awesome! Thank you Sr.

[@planesimple8514]

You're welcome Ignacio Castaneda. I'm glad you liked it.

[@ericb5457]

I am having the same problem but it is kitchen aid

[@planesimple8514]

Hello Eric B, it should be pretty similar to this one since the principle is the same. I hope this video can at least serve a guide or reference. Good luck.

[@williamterry3177]

Fixed or Replaced?

[@June-f4y]

Thank you!

[@planesimple8514]

You're welcome!

[@BallBusta]

Well, now I know why my switch only works when I give the knob a sharp hit. The damn switch keeps getting stuck open. I guess you get what you paid for when it comes to cheap chinese parts. Time to crack the clamshell off and see what's under the hood and buy a replacement switch.

[@planesimple8514]

Good luck E4TS. I hope you get it fixed

[@miguelgiacomo]

We bought a conductin oven 6 months ago. It says it's product number 196753. TSSTTVMAF1. Problem: When you turn it off... it does but a few minutes later it turns itself back on again. Is this something we can fix?