How do I replace the door gasket in the baxter oven model: ov210g2

Yes, that is correct. The Baxter OV300E is a countertop oven model. It typically features an opening directly into the heating chamber, which is covered by insulation and a panel. The purpose of the insulation and the panel is to maintain proper temperature control and safety during operation.
The insulation helps to retain heat within the oven chamber, allowing for efficient cooking or baking. It also serves to prevent excessive heat from escaping, which could lead to potential hazards or energy inefficiency.
The panel covering the opening provides a barrier between the heating chamber and the surrounding environment. This panel helps to protect users from coming into direct contact with the hot surfaces inside the oven.
It's important to follow the manufacturer's instructions and safety guidelines when using the Baxter OV300E or any other cooking appliance to ensure safe and optimal operation.

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Baxter ovens are on line .just put in Baxter ovens and you will find the wdesite

YOU CAN PROBABLY FIND ON ON LINE. TYPE IN BAXTEDR MODEL PB200M90 MANUAL OR MANUAL FOR BAXTER MODEL PB200N90

You can remove the oven doors, hinges, control panel door, and top oven trim, if needed. That will definitely reduce the width enough to squeeze it in.

Most Baxter BXA ovens have separate power supplies, usually 120v for the controls and lights, a 120v output on a circuit breaker for the roof fan, and a 208VAC 3 phase supply for your convection motor. Older Baxter ovens may have a 3 phase service disconnect inside the electrical/burner compartment, if I recall correctly the BXA models do not and the only way to shut it off is via the 3 pole breaker at the service panel.

When you open the door check to see if your burner and circulation fan remain on, if they do you have an issue with your door switch.
Also if your rotation micro-switch was bad you would get a buzzer every 1 second because the oven would think the carrier isn't rotating.
It's hard to troubleshoot beyond that without seeing the oven, its possible you could have a bad relay on your control board. In this case I would call an authorized service provider to have to check the oven out.

EITHER TOP LEFT CORNER OF OVEN< or UNDER PANAL take off the one screw panel opens right upo like door, Right there!!

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Well first of all please tell us the Model number of your Oven, so we can help you in details.........

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Control board defective. Before replacing the control board make sure that your incoming water pressure is no higher than 20 psi and that your door gaskets and fan seal is intact. Torn gaskets or a worn fan seal will allow steam to enter the burner compartment and damage your control board.