Reply to "Fire in woodbox?"

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The overshoot you described is pretty normal for that model. There is a program in the control that keeps the element on for 20 minutes regardless of what temp you set the oven on. If left alone, it will come back down to the set temp. The fire probably happened when you opened the door and exposed the wood to oxygen because there should not be enough oxygen inside the oven otherwise.
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Bill
Customer Service

12/11/098:06 AM

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