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Dcs wo-230ss double ovens shut off/dead after having both at 500 making pizzas; now what? It did not trip the circuit breaker as it wasn't in "off" position. I reset it anyway, but the unit is still dead.

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260°C or 500°F is hot enough to damage the electrics within the oven.
Call an appliance repair service for a repair.

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