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My toaster keeps shocking me
When I retrieve a bagel with my trusty butter knife I keep getting zapped. Should I do it from outside the bathtub ?
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I would resort to plastic ware that should remedy your issue.
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Use your finger. Wet it first for a better grip
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 Originally Posted by VTP99
I would resort to plastic ware that should remedy your issue.
 Originally Posted by mcr
Use your finger. Wet it first for a better grip
I was going to say don't feed the troll, but he's banned now anyway.
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 Originally Posted by mcr
Use your finger. Wet it first for a better grip
Only after he shoves the butter knife up his ass for a proper ground.
Officially, Down for the count
YOU HAVE TO GET OFF YOUR ASS TO GET ON YOUR FEET
I know enough to know, I don't know enough
Liberalism-Ideas so good they mandate them
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I was making toast in my toaster over the other day and something odd happened. I set the timer and walked away, when the timer went off, I went to pull out the toast. I noticed the bread was not toasted, so I opened the door of the oven to see if it had warmed up at all. When I touched the bread I received a strong shock, similar to scuffing your socked feet on the carpet and touching something metal.
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Were you in the bathtub?
 Originally Posted by jackfowler
I was making toast in my toaster over the other day and something odd happened. I set the timer and walked away, when the timer went off, I went to pull out the toast. I noticed the bread was not toasted, so I opened the door of the oven to see if it had warmed up at all. When I touched the bread I received a strong shock, similar to scuffing your socked feet on the carpet and touching something metal.
If you were a real tech, you'd solder a relay on that board and call it good to go.
I do a triple evac with nitro to remove non condensables.
I use 56% silver on everything except steel.
Did you really need the " If you were a real tech " ??
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I am always shocked when the toast is not burnt...
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 Originally Posted by jackfowler
I was making toast in my toaster over the other day and something odd happened. I set the timer and walked away, when the timer went off, I went to pull out the toast. I noticed the bread was not toasted, so I opened the door of the oven to see if it had warmed up at all. When I touched the bread I received a strong shock, similar to scuffing your socked feet on the carpet and touching something metal.
Ive read someplace Bread has been known to kill people
No .... actually it might have said Bread can make people gain weight
Neither is good for you , leave the Bread alone
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 Originally Posted by jackfowler
I was making toast in my toaster over the other day and something odd happened. I set the timer and walked away, when the timer went off, I went to pull out the toast. I noticed the bread was not toasted, so I opened the door of the oven to see if it had warmed up at all. When I touched the bread I received a strong shock, similar to scuffing your socked feet on the carpet and touching something metal.
Jack Fowler, THANK YOU for all your input in this forum.
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Sir, you’re a virtual WEALTH of information. THANKS AGAIN!
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