I have a Toaster Oven that once it warms up to the selected temperature, it begins to spark between the bimetal contacts. Unfortunately, money is an issue, so just junking it and buying a new one isn't an option at this time. Does anyone have any suggestions to prevent it from sparking?
Toaster Oven
May 15, 2005
6 Replies
Try cleaning the contacts with a piece of emery cloth or very fine file.
Yes turn off you computer and your ISP then you will have the money!!!!!!
Raid wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com:
hmm, considering at this moment I don't pay for the electricity or the internet and I'm saving up for an appartment... Yes the fact I don't spend anything on it would save me money unplugging it... Great logic..
When someone asks a question, why not respond to the question instead of practically yelling at them?
"Raid" wrote
USENET saves us money. And if it weren't for electricity you'd be reading USNET by candlelight.
I think he forgot to mention that you also need to use the candle to boil water, which makes steam, which turns a turbine, which runs a generator, the electricity from which runs your computer, so you can read USENET by candlelight.
"Edwin Pawlowski" wrote in news:Fxyhe.1394$ snipped-for-privacy@newssvr31.news.prodigy.com:
that doesn't seem to help. I've had it since christmas, and I think it may have had problems for a while and was just noticed.
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