Hi, All..
Using the method suggested by Matt Roberds, I determined that I need a
small power transformer (the bad one was mounted to the control unit pc
board) that has the following specifications (or close to them): Primary:
115 vac Secondary: 8 vac, center tapped (4 vac + 4 vac). I've looked
around at some surplus sites (All Electronics, Digikey, Allied, B.G.
Micro, etc. but haven't been able to find one with those spec's. I can
mount the xfmr on the stove chassis and run the leads to the pcb; just
can't find an xfmr. Using the variac and a 24 vac xfmr, the unit came
alive at about 3 vac and became active at 3.75 vac and very bright clock
readout at 4 vac. Does anyone have any suggestions where I could find one
in the range of 300 ma to 1000 ma? Thanks for any assistance!!

Don in sunny Florida

Loftydon wrote:
Thanks for any assistance!!

Does the existing transformer have an open frame? Does the primary have
continuity? If so you might want to consider rewinding the secondary.

Or consider getting a 16V CT transformer with a 220 primary and running
it on 110.
http://www.mouser.com/catalog/624/1436.pdf

Travis Jordan wrote:
Or consider getting a 16V CT transformer with a 220 primary and
running it on 110.
http://www.mouser.com/catalog/624/1436.pdf

A little cheaper version from Stancor:
http://www.mouser.com/catalog/624/1443.pdf

Travis Jordan wrote:
Travis Jordan wrote:
Or consider getting a 16V CT transformer with a 220 primary and
running it on 110.
http://www.mouser.com/catalog/624/1436.pdf

A little cheaper version from Stancor:
http://www.mouser.com/catalog/624/1443.pdf

Or cheaper yet from Tamura....you get the idea.
http://www.mouser.com/catalog/624/1445.pdf