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you set it for 350 but ,
it just keeps getting hotter and hotter ,
until it reaches at least 500 degrees

On 2/27/19 11:21 AM, % wrote:
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you set it for 350 but ,
it just keeps getting hotter and hotter ,
until it reaches at least 500 degrees

Not to ask too stupid a question, but could you
possibly have it on the self cleaning cycle by
accident?

On 2019-02-27 3:12 p.m., T wrote:
On 2/27/19 11:21 AM, % wrote:
.

you set it for 350 but ,
it just keeps getting hotter and hotter ,
until it reaches at least 500 degrees

Not to ask too stupid a question, but could you
possibly have it on the self cleaning cycle by
accident?


i never looked , hold on a sec ,
apparently it doesn't have that feature
it's an inglis about 10 years old

On 2/27/19 2:35 PM, % wrote:
On 2019-02-27 3:12 p.m., T wrote:
On 2/27/19 11:21 AM, % wrote:
.

you set it for 350 but ,
it just keeps getting hotter and hotter ,
until it reaches at least 500 degrees

Not to ask too stupid a question, but could you
possibly have it on the self cleaning cycle by
accident?


i never looked , hold on a sec ,
apparently it doesn't have that feature
it's an inglis about 10 years old


Time to get a repair manual and replace some parts!

% wrote

you set it for 350 but ,
it just keeps getting hotter and hotter ,
until it reaches at least 500 degrees

Likely the thermostat has failed.

Does it click when you go thru the current temp the oven is at ?

On 2019-02-27 5:15 p.m., Rod Speed wrote:
% wrote
you set it for 350 but ,
it just keeps getting hotter and hotter ,
until it reaches at least 500 degrees

Likely the thermostat has failed.
Does it click when you go thru the current temp the oven is at ?


i'm not understanding your question , does it click

On 2019-02-27 4:58 p.m., T wrote:
On 2/27/19 2:35 PM, % wrote:
On 2019-02-27 3:12 p.m., T wrote:
On 2/27/19 11:21 AM, % wrote:
.

you set it for 350 but ,
it just keeps getting hotter and hotter ,
until it reaches at least 500 degrees

Not to ask too stupid a question, but could you
possibly have it on the self cleaning cycle by
accident?


i never looked , hold on a sec ,
apparently it doesn't have that feature
it's an inglis about 10 years old


Time to get a repair manual and replace some parts!


yea i was thinking that's likely what's going to happen ,
and it's really hard to get parts here i live in a ,
geological odyssey i'm 2 weeks away from everywhere ,
but thanks for the time and suggestion

On Thu, 28 Feb 2019 11:15:36 +1100, Rod Speed wrote:

Does it click when you go thru the current temp

Most new ones are electronic. Probably a Chinese hacker controls your knob.

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On 2019-02-27 5:15 p.m., Rod Speed wrote:
% wrote
you set it for 350 but ,
it just keeps getting hotter and hotter ,
until it reaches at least 500 degrees

Likely the thermostat has failed.
Does it click when you go thru the current temp the oven is at ?


i'm not understanding your question , does it click

With the knob you use to set the oven temperature,
you should be able to hear it click as you rotate it
past the temperature the oven is currently when it
is heating up. That the heat being turned on and off.

If it doesnt click, that usually indicates that the thermostat
has failed.

Thats with an analog/non digital electric oven.

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On 2019-02-27 4:58 p.m., T wrote:
On 2/27/19 2:35 PM, % wrote:
On 2019-02-27 3:12 p.m., T wrote:
On 2/27/19 11:21 AM, % wrote:
.

you set it for 350 but ,
it just keeps getting hotter and hotter ,
until it reaches at least 500 degrees

Not to ask too stupid a question, but could you
possibly have it on the self cleaning cycle by
accident?


i never looked , hold on a sec ,
apparently it doesn't have that feature
it's an inglis about 10 years old


Time to get a repair manual and replace some parts!


yea i was thinking that's likely what's going to happen ,
and it's really hard to get parts here i live in a ,
geological odyssey i'm 2 weeks away from everywhere ,

Trivial to order parts and have them delivered
and not hard to fit them using a youtube etc.

but thanks for the time and suggestion

In % writes:

Likely the thermostat has failed.
Does it click when you go thru the current temp the oven is at ?

i'm not understanding your question , does it click

Electric or gas?

The method of temperature control (on standard
consumer level ovens) is based on the thermostat
turning the heating elements (electric) or
the gas flame (gas...) on and off.

In other words, the heating is an on/off deal,
with no modulation. So once the desired temperature
is reached, the system shuts down. After it drops
15 degrees (nominal...) it comes back on.

Electric controls tend to use a relay that makes
a noticable click. Gas ones tend to be gentler.

Note these are the most common types. More expensive
ones may have other methods.



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On 2019-02-27 6:35 p.m., Rod Speed wrote:


"%" wrote in message
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On 2019-02-27 5:15 p.m., Rod Speed wrote:
% wrote
you set it for 350 but ,
it just keeps getting hotter and hotter ,
until it reaches at least 500 degrees

Likely the thermostat has failed.
Does it click when you go thru the current temp the oven is at ?


i'm not understanding your question , does it click

With the knob you use to set the oven temperature,
you should be able to hear it click as you rotate it
past the temperature the oven is currently when it
is heating up. That the heat being turned on and off.

If it doesnt click, that usually indicates that the thermostat
has failed.

Thats with an analog/non digital electric oven.

its digital

On 2019-02-27 6:36 p.m., Rod Speed wrote:


"%" wrote in message
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On 2019-02-27 4:58 p.m., T wrote:
On 2/27/19 2:35 PM, % wrote:
On 2019-02-27 3:12 p.m., T wrote:
On 2/27/19 11:21 AM, % wrote:
.

you set it for 350 but ,
it just keeps getting hotter and hotter ,
until it reaches at least 500 degrees

Not to ask too stupid a question, but could you
possibly have it on the self cleaning cycle by
accident?


i never looked , hold on a sec ,
apparently it doesn't have that feature
it's an inglis about 10 years old


Time to get a repair manual and replace some parts!


yea i was thinking that's likely what's going to happen ,
and it's really hard to get parts here i live in a ,
geological odyssey i'm 2 weeks away from everywhere ,

Trivial to order parts and have them delivered
andÂ* not hard to fit them using a youtube etc.

but thanks for the time and suggestion

start with no place to order them from

On 2019-02-27 6:48 p.m., danny burstein wrote:
In % writes:

Likely the thermostat has failed.
Does it click when you go thru the current temp the oven is at ?

i'm not understanding your question , does it click

Electric or gas?

The method of temperature control (on standard
consumer level ovens) is based on the thermostat
turning the heating elements (electric) or
the gas flame (gas...) on and off.

In other words, the heating is an on/off deal,
with no modulation. So once the desired temperature
is reached, the system shuts down. After it drops
15 degrees (nominal...) it comes back on.

Electric controls tend to use a relay that makes
a noticable click. Gas ones tend to be gentler.

Note these are the most common types. More expensive
ones may have other methods.



its electric and its digital and it goes hot without a sound

"%" wrote in message
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On 2019-02-27 6:36 p.m., Rod Speed wrote:


"%" wrote in message
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On 2019-02-27 4:58 p.m., T wrote:
On 2/27/19 2:35 PM, % wrote:
On 2019-02-27 3:12 p.m., T wrote:
On 2/27/19 11:21 AM, % wrote:
.

you set it for 350 but ,
it just keeps getting hotter and hotter ,
until it reaches at least 500 degrees

Not to ask too stupid a question, but could you
possibly have it on the self cleaning cycle by
accident?


i never looked , hold on a sec ,
apparently it doesn't have that feature
it's an inglis about 10 years old


Time to get a repair manual and replace some parts!


yea i was thinking that's likely what's going to happen ,
and it's really hard to get parts here i live in a ,
geological odyssey i'm 2 weeks away from everywhere ,

Trivial to order parts and have them delivered
and not hard to fit them using a youtube etc.

but thanks for the time and suggestion

start with no place to order them from

You can order them from anywhere in north america, stupid.

On 2019-02-27 7:51 p.m., Rod Speed wrote:


"%" wrote in message
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On 2019-02-27 6:36 p.m., Rod Speed wrote:


"%" wrote in message
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On 2019-02-27 4:58 p.m., T wrote:
On 2/27/19 2:35 PM, % wrote:
On 2019-02-27 3:12 p.m., T wrote:
On 2/27/19 11:21 AM, % wrote:
.

you set it for 350 but ,
it just keeps getting hotter and hotter ,
until it reaches at least 500 degrees

Not to ask too stupid a question, but could you
possibly have it on the self cleaning cycle by
accident?


i never looked , hold on a sec ,
apparently it doesn't have that feature
it's an inglis about 10 years old


Time to get a repair manual and replace some parts!


yea i was thinking that's likely what's going to happen ,
and it's really hard to get parts here i live in a ,
geological odyssey i'm 2 weeks away from everywhere ,

Trivial to order parts and have them delivered
andÂ* not hard to fit them using a youtube etc.

but thanks for the time and suggestion

start with no place to order them from

You can order them from anywhere in north america, stupid.

they don't deliver everywhere in north america ,
dog slap rot tooth pigeon faced wing nutted buffoon lips

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On 2019-02-27 7:51 p.m., Rod Speed wrote:


"%" wrote in message
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On 2019-02-27 6:36 p.m., Rod Speed wrote:


"%" wrote in message
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On 2019-02-27 4:58 p.m., T wrote:
On 2/27/19 2:35 PM, % wrote:
On 2019-02-27 3:12 p.m., T wrote:
On 2/27/19 11:21 AM, % wrote:
.

you set it for 350 but ,
it just keeps getting hotter and hotter ,
until it reaches at least 500 degrees

Not to ask too stupid a question, but could you
possibly have it on the self cleaning cycle by
accident?


i never looked , hold on a sec ,
apparently it doesn't have that feature
it's an inglis about 10 years old


Time to get a repair manual and replace some parts!


yea i was thinking that's likely what's going to happen ,
and it's really hard to get parts here i live in a ,
geological odyssey i'm 2 weeks away from everywhere ,

Trivial to order parts and have them delivered
and not hard to fit them using a youtube etc.

but thanks for the time and suggestion

start with no place to order them from

You can order them from anywhere in north america, stupid.

they don't deliver everywhere in north america ,

Wrong, as always, you pathetic excuse for a troll.

This is just another pathetic excuse for a troll, like the snowblower was.

On 2/27/19 4:23 PM, % wrote:
On 2019-02-27 4:58 p.m., T wrote:
On 2/27/19 2:35 PM, % wrote:
On 2019-02-27 3:12 p.m., T wrote:
On 2/27/19 11:21 AM, % wrote:
.

you set it for 350 but ,
it just keeps getting hotter and hotter ,
until it reaches at least 500 degrees

Not to ask too stupid a question, but could you
possibly have it on the self cleaning cycle by
accident?


i never looked , hold on a sec ,
apparently it doesn't have that feature
it's an inglis about 10 years old


Time to get a repair manual and replace some parts!


yea i was thinking that's likely what's going to happen ,
and it's really hard to get parts here i live in a ,
geological odyssey i'm 2 weeks away from everywhere ,
but thanks for the time and suggestion

Here is an idea whilst you wait for parts. Get yourself
a covered oven safe pot, a cheap/tough cut of beef,
pop the two in the oven (covered), bring it up to 500,
turn it off as soon as it hits temperature, leave the
oven closed for 8 hours. NO PEEKING!

If it works (I have only had it work once), you have a
delicious, tender cut of meat and might not want to
fix your oven. If not, you will have a fun story to tell.

:-)

On 2/27/19 8:58 PM, % wrote:
On 2019-02-27 6:48 p.m., danny burstein wrote:
In % writes:

Likely the thermostat has failed.
Does it click when you go thru the current temp the oven is at ?

i'm not understanding your question , does it click

Electric or gas?

The method of temperature control (on standard
consumer level ovens) is based on the thermostat
turning the heating elements (electric) or
the gas flame (gas...) on and off.

In other words, the heating is an on/off deal,
with no modulation. So once the desired temperature
is reached, the system shuts down.Â* After it drops
15 degrees (nominal...) it comes back on.

Electric controls tend to use a relay that makes
a noticable click.Â* Gas ones tend to be gentler.

Note these are the most common types.Â* More expensive
ones may have other methods.



its electric and its digital and it goes hot without a sound


OMG, you're phucked. Those digital control boards are about $260. Maybe it's just a $20 temp sensor.