Is there power at the outlet? Is this in the kitchen where there is most likely a Ground fault outlet because it's close to a water source? If so, can the test/reset on the GFCI outlet be pressed? If not, then the outlet has done it's last save and needs to be replaced?
SOURCE: Toaster Oven Unresponsive (Farberware Model# FT032055
It sounds to me like you might have tripped the GFCI (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter) or tripped the breaker. Go get a small lamp, radio, or other small appliance to plug into the same outlet. If they don't work, you have no power. The outlet you are plugged into may not be GFCI, but an outlet upstream may be. Older GFCI's were very prone to false trips. Newer models have indicator lights that either glow green when the power is on or glow red when they are tripped. If this doesn't pan out, go check your breaker box. A tripped breaker will have some room to move the toggle toward the on position. If you find one like this, assuming the kitchen circuit isn't marked, flip to off, then back to on. If none of this works, go buy a new toaster oven (assuming it doesn't work in an outlet in another room).
SOURCE: Farberware Turbo Oven -- Model 360 + Manual
The only thing you have to know is that pork and chicken cook at 325. Any baked goods with leavening in it cooks at 75 degrees less than what the recipes calls for but no lower than 275.
SOURCE: I would like a User Manual for my Farberware
Contact them here and request a manual:
[email protected] 1-800-233-9054
Thanks for choosing FixYa,
Kelly
SOURCE: need manuel and cook book for hamilton beach toaster oven/convect
I tried to locate the manual with google, but unfortunately had no success. You could ask some specialized manual search engines, like here or here. The services are not for free, but most times worthy - saved my live more than once.
SOURCE: Black & Decker Toaster Oven Model TR01000-TRO4000
I like the pyramid club idea - it doesn't look that hard to replace - I'm going to offer mine up locally and see if anyone else has a half working black and decker for spare parts.
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