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It is under warranty. Return it to the maker and get a refund. This is a well documented issue with no apparent fix. https://www.google.com/search?safe=off&rlz=1C1QJDB_enCA643CA644&sxsrf=ALeKk015eri9IlFojlUvBDHDhjKUYjs_Nw%3A1613594280322&ei=qH4tYJODE5up5NoPoqis-AM&q=Cuisinart+Convection+Toaster+Oven+TOB-260N1+erl+error ..

Unfortunately, it does not look like there is a replacement part available for your Farberware Toaster Oven model #510615. You may want to consider purchasing a new toaster oven.

re: Oster TSSTRTS2S2-033 disassemblyHi, I just took one apart to fix a cold solder joint, so here's my take on disassembly.The brushed aluminum cover comes off by removing nine screws on the bottom, then manipulating seven tabs and removing the main handle on the plunger.First, remove the main handle. It has a small plastic locking tab underneath and the tab may break because it hooks onto a metal spike in the toaster and this seems intended to be permanent. I broke it because I just pulled the handle straight off, but I'm not worried because the handle will still go back on reasonably tight; it just won't lock. However, if you want to try to remove it without breaking the plastic locking tab, I would try sticking a thin screwdriver under the bottom of the handle to disengage the plastic tab from the spike.Next, remove nine of eleven screws on the bottom. Don't remove the two screws directly below the cord switch on the side - it should be obvious which two screws stay on. And take the crumb tray out too.Next, there are three metal tabs on the bottom that need to be bent. Two of the tabs were held by the removed screws at the back of the toaster. Just bend those two out of the way away from the plastic bottom. The third tab is located in a hole directly between those other two tabs. Take a pair of needle nose pliers and twist the tab so it will unlock and allow the tab to slide through the slot in the plastic toaster bottom.The four remaining tabs are located on the top of the toaster just inside the main toast slots. The top metal cover folds into the toast slots and forms metal tabs at each end of each toast slot. They unhook relatively easily by sliding the top cover tabs about 1mm towards the centre of the toaster - there's no bending of metal required.At that point, it takes some playing around to actually remove the cover. Start by working it straight upwards, then lift it off at the back of the toaster first, before the front because there's a cable at the front of the toaster that prevents the top cover from lifting completely off straight up and, as well, the metal plunger arm that holds the handle will be the last thing to unhook. The plunger arm and the cord retraction mechanisms do get in the way, but it is possible to do it without forcing anything.Note that after the metal cover is unfastened and pulled off, it is still attached to the toaster mechanism by a short internal electronics cable which connects the toaster to the front buttons in the cover. The front buttons and display remain attached inside the cover. At this point, the toaster should still function normally despite it having the cover off. I hope that helps.JimmyHaulinHogs

Breville BOV845. I managed to partially detach the outer shell on the left side only. Found "the" loose spring inside with both ends snapped off & gone. Could see where spring attaches to a hole in the end of the door's left side "arm" but could not see where the other end of the spring would attach to inside the body. Had I seen an obvious location, I would've rebent the ends of the spring & fixed it. Or matched up spring at Hrdwre store & replaced it. Online schematics are blurry & inconclusive. Almost all parts are NLA, obsolete.

The process for removing the unit cover and accessing the start/stop switch can vary depending on the type of equipment you are working with. Here is a general outline of the steps that you can follow:

1. Turn off the power to the equipment: Before you begin, make sure that the equipment is powered off and unplugged to ensure your safety while working.
2. Locate the unit cover: The unit cover is usually located on the top or side of the equipment and is held in place by screws or clips.
3. Remove the screws or clips: Use a screwdriver or pliers to remove the screws or clips that secure the unit cover in place.
4. Lift off the unit cover: Once the screws or clips have been removed, gently lift off the unit cover to expose the interior of the equipment.
5. Locate the start/stop switch: The start/stop switch is typically located near the control panel of the equipment.
6. Inspect the start/stop switch: Look for any visible damage or loose connections on the start/stop switch. Check the wires to make sure they are securely connected.
7. Test the start/stop switch: You can test the start/stop switch by pressing it several times and observing the equipment's response. If the equipment does not respond, the switch may need to be replaced.

It is important to follow the manufacturer's instructions when removing the unit cover and accessing the start/stop switch, as the exact process can vary depending on the equipment. If you are unsure about any steps or feel uncomfortable performing the task, it is best to consult a professional for assistance.

A faulty thermostat or temperature sensor could be the cause of your Oster toaster oven's heating element not turning off when ready. You can try the following steps to fix the problem:

• Check the settings for the temperature control: Check to see that the thermostat is not set too high. The heating element may not turn off even when the desired temperature is reached if it is set too high.
• Get the toaster oven clean: Check to see that the toaster oven is clean and free of obstructions. The heating element may occasionally malfunction due to dirt and debris. You can get oven cleaner, https://amzn.to/3xlDd86 .
• Check the temperature: The thermostat or temperature sensor may be defective if the problem persists. To fix the problem, you might need to buy a new thermostat or temperature sensor.
• Contact Oster's support team: You can get assistance from Oster customer service if the problem persists after attempting the steps listed above. They might be able to offer you a solution or point you in the direction of a repair company.

It sounds like your KitchenAid toaster oven may be experiencing a malfunction. The blinking blue light could indicate an error code or issue with the oven's control panel. Without more information about the specific model and the exact behavior of the blinking blue light, it is difficult to provide a specific solution. However, you may try unplugging the oven for a few minutes and then plugging it back in to see if that resolves the issue. If the problem persists, it would be best to contact KitchenAid customer service for further assistance or consult the oven's user manual for troubleshooting tips.

I took unit apart and tightened the spring

It sounds like there may be an issue with the function control knob on your KitchenAid toaster oven. If the knob will not turn and no power light comes on, it could indicate a problem with the knob itself, or a more serious issue with the oven's internal electrical components. Here are a few things you can try to troubleshoot the issue:

1. Check the knob for any physical damage or debris that may be preventing it from turning. Clean the knob and the surrounding area if necessary.
2. Check the electrical connections for the knob. Make sure that the connections are securely in place and that there is no damage or corrosion.
3. Check the power outlet. Make sure that the outlet is working properly and that there is no issue with the circuit breaker or fuse.
4. If the above steps don't solve the problem, it could indicate a more serious issue with the oven's internal electrical components. It's recommended to contact the KitchenAid customer service or a professional technician for further assistance.

It's also important to check the oven's warranty status and the manufacturer's instructions to ensure that the repair or replacement will not void the warranty. Keep in mind that troubleshooting and repairing electrical appliances can be dangerous if you are not familiar with the proper procedures. If you are not comfortable with performing the troubleshooting yourself, it's best to contact a professional technician for assistance.

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from the service agent spares or manufacturer spares

I had same problem. No way to get to inside of LCD screen to get roach out. Took a foil gum wrapper, slid through slots on side of oven by LCD screen. Was able to move roach out of view. Hope this helps.

Wish I could help, I share your story. On mine, the door got stuck. In trying to free it, it well, you know...

According to sources, breville toaster oven E05 LCD error is non-resettable issue. You should immediately turn off your toaster oven and remove the power plug. After doing so, call breville customer care. Hope it helps!

Is the fan not running? Or do you mean other 'signal' sounds? The oven is discontinued, but Cuisinart carry some spares but nothing mechanical. You would have to contact them. https://www.google.com/search?q=cuisinart+steam+convection+oven+plus+parts ..

check with manufacturer or search online

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That number looks like a serial number as opposed to a model number. Black and Decker start with 'TO' for Toaster Oven. https://www.google.com/search?q=black+and+decker+6+slice+convection+toaster+oven+manual ..