Both plastic "E-Z Sun-track indicators" have fallen off the glass on my 1 year old oven. How do you reattach them?
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You can reapply the indicators with silicone. Make sure the glass and indicators are clean and dry, then after reattaching the indicators make sure you let the silicone dry for 1-2 days before using the oven.
1291242
Call the manufacturer at 800-408-7919, they will be able to answer your question.
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You can try to contact the manufacturer. I bought another one (instead of buying the inner pot). I use the "scratched up" inner pot for foods that I know will not stick. Try this link. http://www.maxi-matic.com/product.php?productid=206&cat=80&page=1
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The plastic pieces had clear tape holding them together as a unit when I received mine .. check for tape..again these pieces should come apart easy..use a little elbow grease..but careful not to cracked the peices..
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just pulled it off... it crusts on there after all the time its been on... use a set of pliers if necessary.. they just slide off.
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I feel your pain. Like I said in my review, other than its good design, it's a piece of crap. I wouldn't invest any time or money in getting replacement parts for it. Buy the NuWave Oven Pro instead. The plastic dome may need to be replaced after a year, (which is just $15.00 to replace) but the powerhead won't go out on you after three months -- and it cooks much better without any need for preheating.
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Mine used to fall off too. If you haven't already thrown it out, call them and have them send you a new replacement adapter that is metal. They know about this issue and will send it out for free.
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You should clean the glass in place without taking it out of the plastic frame. You squeeze the metal strips and place them in the slots they came out of, the spring action will pull the frame back in place.
866106
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
2108623
Wrap a little bit of black electrical tape around the black plastic part in the dash, then press the knob back onto it over the tape. The knob won't pop off anymore!
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I would go directly to their website and contact the company for a replacement glass insert. Hope this helps.
749392
Pull out at a slight angle and follow the track. Than slip it in the track to replace.
932946
I have never repaired one of these but basically there is going to be a thermal fuse in series with the heating element. Odds are that fuse has activated by open circuit /defect. It's a common problem with devices operating near the fuse threshold. You would take it out, read the rating marked on the side of it, order a replacement on an electronics supplier website like Digikey, then put a new one in. It needs to be brass crimped on due to the heat, not soldered.
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Takeit easy and pull gently fro the top. They will then Peel off. Opposite to replace them.
1050006
I would write or call the manufacturer. When I received mine broken, I simply went on amazon and went through a simple return/replacement process. The new ones they sent seemed much more stronger glass
1658587
Assuming you mean from your car, it should have come with metal pins you stick on both sides of the radio to pull it out. If you're like me and you lost them, you can buy some from RadioShack or Best Buy, or use a metal coat hangar or even keys. I used my keys. Just be careful not to pull too hard. Take off the face and the plastic frame. Start using your fingers to inch it out if you can. If not, take a metal coat hangar or key and slide it out little by little, side by side. It worked for me, no scratches or anything.
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I have looked for them but can't find them anywhere. What I'm going to do is use Aleenes repositional glue and glue the pans in. You can get pans the cheapest on eBay. With the glue you can make glue balls that holds well, but is not permanent. I think this will work.
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I'm currently having the same issue. I bought a hand held gas detector & discovered that my new stove has a slight leak from one of the rings! I am waiting on a part from the stove manufacturer to be available (by next week) and will see if it changes the situation! I will recalibrate as directed by the supplier of the hood and will follow up here when I feel either all is okay or status quo!