After replacing this part my oven randomly turns off and on while baking. Could this be a defective part? Or a different problem?
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Power goes directly to the board. I would check your power cord (240V) and the power wiring to the board. What was it doing before you replaced the board?
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I would recommend checking the amp draw of the elements, when the thermostats or NOT CALLING (on). If there is any draw at this time, then the element needs to be replaced.
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I agree with the other answer, It is probably the warming plate- might want to call the manufacturer and get there advise or see if they could replace it for you.
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My husband said that shortly after installing ours did that and we just turned off for ten minutes, then it worked okay. He did re-check the timer setting and that was okay. So might need to check and make sure its on a time to go off. If it set for a long time till it goes off then that might be the cause.
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I recently install this replacment part in my oven and it worked fine. You may just be looking at it wong as the picture appears to be showing the bottom of the igniter. When installed correctly, the tab and the screw holes will align correctly. Just examine the original part closely as you remove the old igniter (take a picture if possible). That way you will be assured of installing the replacement part correctly. Good luck.
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Yea happened to me too. I emailed them and they sent me a replacement part. I was told not to max out the heat temp. So I kept it less then a 100 deg. C from the max temp after I replaced the thermol . They did not charge me for the part either. So basically if I were you and if you have time to return it for a full refund and buy another one and keep it 100 c under the max temp you should be fine. You could email them and see if they will give you the replacement part but it was a little hard changing the part. But it can be done. It's been working fine ever since.
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That is absolutely a faulty warmer, I'd get a functional replacement ASAP. Mine exhibits none of those characteristics when switched on.
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I've experienced a power failure while making a loaf of bread on a couple occasions, and the machine has always automatically restarted. I wasn't around close enough to tell whether it started over or whether it resumed the cycle from where it was. The result was a somewhat short but usable loaf of bread. I suppose if it didn't restart by itself you could always cancel the cycle, reprogram it, and start over - as long as it hadn't started to bake yet. If it's halfway through baking and won't resume, you're pretty much hosed.- Andy
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Not sure, go to repair clinic dot com or another web site to check on replacement for that oven model. Then see if that one fits.
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we actually called the company and they sent us out a new component... it seemed to be faulty... good luck!
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This is my 2nd Black & Decker Infrawave Oven also. My first one just didn't come on one day and since I had used it so much for about four years I just thought it was time for a new one. I really don't know what was wrong. I didn't have it checked out.
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Very cool. Thanks. Im hoping its the temp sensor as I already replaced the element so far and thats the only thing left. Thanks again
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Hi Mark,I haven't used my oven very often since I got it but I think that when I've baked something, the timer has to be turned on to activate the heating elements. Then when the timer runs out, the oven's heat shuts off. I could be incorrect but it shouldn't take much experimenting for you to find out for yourself.
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Hi, I used to have the same problem. Surprisingly, if the breadmaker is left connected to the power between the bakes this what happens. If it is disconnected, and reconnected to the power for the next bake, everything works. Although it has the start/stop button, it does not have the same effect as a real power off.
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I would guess not because new ovens like mine has digital electronic processing. This sensor output is calibrated to send a temperature signal that the electronics understand. Your old oven probably does not have the same electronic processing and therefore would not read the temperature properly. Again this is my opinion, I could be wrong.
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Good luck I went to a site that is listed as their home page and tried calling the two customer service & order phone numbers that was listed. One number was a Toyota dealership the other was no longer in use. I also looked up issues an where to repair oven if needed and found nothing. Me being the skeptical person that I am decided not to deal with a company that seemed sketchy to me. I just posted a new discussion about the Secura oven.
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We took extra good care of our oven, by taking it apart and cleaning it regularly. I see now they're offering the bulb for sale, but it's complicated to replace. I loved the oven, but after 2 ovens and 2 bulb fails. I got a NuWave