It throws a breaker after barely even turning over. cover is off, everything seems to turn free. its a vertical.

Either bake element is grounded out or control / clock is defective

check batteries in thermostat? you'll need a voltage tester,either neon light or vom.check to see if breaker is tripped.throw back and forth if it looks ok.remove cover check to see if power is getting to breaker then out of breaker.The heat is turned on with a low voltage circuit. check to see if you have 24 volts coming out of transformer.if all this checks out it gets real tricky. power to heating elements is switched via switches that are back a ways amongst lots of wires.very dangerous to work on with power on.I don't recommend trying to go further.

http://www.intermatic.com/~/media/files/intermatic/products/instructions/timers/e1010%20-%20english.ashx
Half of the online manual is upside down.

According to the manual, the clock motor that operates the timer requires a separate Neutral wire.
The clock motor is a separate circuit, just like your alarm clock.

The wiring is:
Black-hot-from-breaker connects to timer-black wire
Wire-to-Load connects to timer-red wire

Timer-white wire connects to Neutral.
The Neutrals are white wires twisted together and covered with a wire nut.
Not every box has Neutrals ... in that case, connect timer-white wire to bare copper wire.
Bare copper wires connect back to the Neutral busbar in breaker box.
Attaching your white wire to ground is not code, but it will work.

How to test your wires:
Separate wires
Turn on power
Test each wire to bare ground
Tester lights up on Hot wire from breaker
Now test Hot from breaker to each of the other wires, except ground.
Tester lights up on Neutral

Did you turn the breaker completely off, then back on? When a breaker trips it is in a middle position, and nust be turned off to reset it, then it can be turned back on.

You must find the reason the main breaker is popping ...

I'd start by unplugging everything and remove all breakers. Turn the main on ... does it pop? If it pops here look between the breaker panel and the end of your cord. Turn the power off - reinstall the first breaker - turn power back on. What happens ... keep doing this until the main or individual breaker pops - investigate that circuit to find your short.

If you get all breakers back in with out popping anything ... start plugging stuff back in. Something is shorting somewhere.

Let me know what you find please.

thanks

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There is reserve breaker In this device. He is located under front cover by lid, when open lid in right to upper corner there is hole in device when closes lid a salient cover presses on breaker of the power supply and device is included Two breakers, one breaker is included by lid but second button on panels

is it a new larger stove,then it could be a power supply deficiency,otherwise an element is bad or shorting to unit case and causing a trip

well not knowing the year Id say you might want to get new breakers if there already new check the lines for wares and damage.

First I would check the size of the power supply cord to the coach. To small a line will cause a voltage drop which in turn will cause the amperage to increase. Check the supply voltage to the system.

ok,your monitor has a defective vertical ic.when vertical ic is defective you can see the horizontal line.