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defacto7

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58. I had one of those ovens about the same age.

Sun Dec 22, 2019, 01:53 PM

Dec 2019

I also work with electronics. There are some dangerous aspects to that model you should watch out for. The main one is sticking relays in the circuit board. Relays stick in the on position and if your lucky it posts an error. In my case the broiler stuck in the on position and cause extreme heat that threw a fire ball out when the oven door was opened. The oven couldn't be turned off so had to yank the stove away from the wall and pull the plug to make it stop. Since the components on the board were proprietary I couldn't replace them and I didn't want to replace the whole board for $3 worth of relays. So I had to disconnect the broiler completely. Then I could use the stovetop until I could replace the whole oven.

The other problem with that model is the oven door sagging so it didn’t have a proper seal and the sensors couldn't tell if it should be locked from over heating or not. It wouldn't lock.

Just be aware and careful.

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VERY sorry, elleng Dec 2019 #3

So sorry .. CatMor Dec 2019 #5

It's just not Christmas eve dinner, but Christmas Day as well Fla Dem Dec 2019 #9

The turkey without an oven is a real problem .... CatMor Dec 2019 #13

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Yup, will do the sides in the microwave. Fla Dem Dec 2019 #43

Did you try resetting the circuit breaker? In_The_Wind Dec 2019 #6

Just did, no change. Thanks for the idea. Fla Dem Dec 2019 #10

Enjoy takeout. In_The_Wind Dec 2019 #15

My son True Blue American Dec 2019 #16

Sounds wonderful! In_The_Wind Dec 2019 #18

It was cold here at Thanksgiving True Blue American Dec 2019 #19

What Was said upthread wryter2000 Dec 2019 #28

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Yes, thanks. We've been there several times. Fla Dem Dec 2019 #11

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Spatchcocked?:) True Blue American Dec 2019 #20

Try it! #&%$&-ing brilliant !!! fierywoman Dec 2019 #25

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May look into it even i the oven gets fixed. Thanks Fla Dem Dec 2019 #55

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See update in main post. Fla Dem Dec 2019 #63