Need 2 prong cord for old waffle maker

We are not sellers on this site, but we do help people with specific problems and sometimes even help locate parts they need. I looked up your make/model and it appears the cord is a very common one. Here in the U.S. it is readily available at our local hardware stores. It can also be found on eBay, but you need to know the center to center prong measurement on your waffle iron to order the correct cord. Good luck!

Power board is defective and needs replacing

If you state the model # we can better help you find the cord.

You can write down the brand and model # of the appliance then go on-line and search " your brand, model # and replacement parts. You may have to change up the wording a couple times to get to a site you want. Once you have found the model number and part you need you can usually order it on-line and have it shipped to your home.

Here is a direct link to the User's Manual for your appliance:

http://dl.owneriq.net/d/db0acd4e-57c1-43f0-a51b-4ef04ad30e2d.pdf


To view the Owner's Manual with Operating Instructions just use your mouse to click on the link, which is the underlined and highlighted text just above. This will open a new web browser page automatically for you and allow you to view the information at the website indicated and the contents of the Owner's Manual.

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See page 2 of the manual for detailed operating instructions. Basically they read as follows:

Preparing Waffles

1. Close Waffle Maker and plug into outlet. Use only voltage specified on bottom of Waffle Maker. The Power light (Red) and Ready light (Green) will come on.
Caution: Touch Waffle Maker only by handles during use or directly after use. Take care not to touch hot surfaces.

2. The Waffle Maker is ready for initial use when the Ready (green) light goes out (approximately 2-4 minutes).

3. Open Waffle Maker, pour approximately 3/4 cup waffle batter onto grids. For best results, pour batter around outer edge of waffle maker. Close cover. It is very typical to have a small amount of batter run over grid and down Waffle Maker. However, if an excessive amount of batter runs over, use less batter.

4. Close the Waffle Maker by lowering the upper plate onto the lower plate and secure with the safety latch. Do not open cover while steam is escaping. Most waffles bake in approximately 2-4 minutes, depending on personal taste. Waffles are generally done when the Ready light (green) goes out and when steam no longer escapes from sides and front of Waffle Maker.

5. When waffles are done, remove with a fork or wooden tongs. Note: Be careful you do not scratch the non-stick cooking surface.

6. Close cover and wait for Ready light to go out before preparing another batch of waffles. The next waffle may be baked in less time because the plate will store heat.


I hope that was helpful to you, good luck and take care.

Joe.

i would take it back to the place you bought it at and have them replace it if not there should be a phone number on your instruction manual that you can call for customer service.

Most likely, the thermal fuse inside the lower half of the unit is blown. It is a 240 degree celcius fuse found inside a white insulating sleeve. A replacement can be found here on Amazon.com.

Ask here, it seems they can get you every Oster manual

I was pleased to find West Bend still around and carrying what one needs to avoid adding to the land fill:
2-Prong Cord 

Your thermal cut-out went bad, needs to be replaced.