Reply to "Need help with Model 206 - made in 1986"

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OK, so I rewired it temporarily for 110v. The display worked fine, and I set it for 30 minutes. Figured the breaker would trip but it didn't. After 15 minutes, I checked the heating elements... no heat. The relay wasn't kicking on. Hit the oven temp button and it shows 499 degrees. I tried disconnecting the internal thermometer and the lower thermometer (I guess that's what the lower one is) and it made no difference.

Any ideas of what I can check on it? I'd hate to have it almost working and not be able to use it.

4/9/095:44 PM

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