Need timer knob or better reinforced replacement knobs

Simplest answer here is to contact the original manufacturer. If it is an old oven most good repair shops can find or replace the timer knob. Costs will depend on where you buy it and if you pay to have the repair done.

Hi, here's a link to the toaster manual http://demandware.edgesuite.net/aamb_prd/on/demandware.static/Sites-rival-products-Site/Sites-rival-products-Library/default/v1417091459184/documents/instruction-manuals/TO600_43_20470216.PDF The top knob is the temp the bottom the timer. If you want replacement markings try here www.ovenlettering.co.uk cheers Mark.

try this site

https://www.amazon.com/Tops-55713-Fitz-All-Replacement-Appliance/dp/B000HMC1XA

I would advise you to call Kitchenaid Customer Service. They would be able to send you a replacement timer knob at no cost. You may simply pull off the broken timer knob, and the new knob will snap in with ease.

Their toll free telephone number is 1800-541-6390.

I had the same problem where the time knob broke. I filled in a claim form on the Oster Website and they answered within 3 days saying the timer knob was discontinued and no longer available. They proposed to replace the whole toaster-oven with another model 6073-33 which I received last week. I've to say that their customer service was amazing.

I have the same toaster oven and my timer knob just broke 2 days ago. Go to SearsPartDirect.com website. They have a substitute timer knob.

you can get on amazon for sure. take a look here Thanksgiving essentials from the Oster brand. p.s. take a look on seller reviews. I hope this was helpful. cheers

You *can* order parts from the manufacturer directly, but good luck with that. The first time I called, and mind you their 1-800 # is a quagmire of numeric menu selections before you ever get to talk to someone, they said they would be happy to send me one but they were out/backordered and that I should call back in 2 weeks. Instead of putting me on some kind of list and sending me one when they got more...Grrr! Then I tried calling back and made it, again, through the menu maze only to find out they are in Eastern time. Super frustrating!

But I also discovered that the flat head screwdriver is the best temporary solution until I can get my hands on a replacement knob!

I've had the same problem. I checked out the Kitchen Aid website, called the toll-free number listed on the site (800-541-6390), and talked to a very pleasant and helpful customer service representative. She said she would be sending a free replacement knob that would arrive in 7 to 10 days. It may sound ominous, but if ya can't fix ya, ya gotta replaceya!

I needed a new timer knob as weel. I contacted KitchenAid's customer satisfaction Center at 1-800-541-6390, and they sent a new one to me at no charge.