DKJ-Y 60 Minutes 15A 125V 16A 250V Delay Timer Switch Time Controller for Electronic Microwave Oven Cooker

Worked for my air fryer. Same part number as the original that stopped working, but the shaft was a bit longer. No issues, cut it down as needed and we have our beloved air fryer back!

After some confusion about exactly which timer I needed, I hope I will save someone some time by saying that the DKJ-Y is the perfect fit replacement for the Oster model TSSTTVCG04. I am sure it works with a bajillion other devices, but I can only confirm it works with this one. My Amazon search for an Oster toaster oven timer using my model number gave me way too many choices, including the DKJ-Y. They all look virtually the same. I even read a review on one model where the person said the prongs were the wrong size and they had to solder it in place. I wasn't going to do that. I finally input the right words in the right order into Google to come up with the simple answer that this was the right one.

This is an exact replica for the broken timer switch in my black Oster Air Fryer. Even the factory of origin (in China) and the part number are the same. However, for some reason the shaft is approximately one half inch longer than the original. In order to seat the exterior chrome knob probably, you'll need to cut the shaft to the appropriate length. A metal coping saw will do the trick. This might not be easy for people who aren't used to cutting thick metal parts, so keep this in mind. But if you're capable of opening the case and removing the timer switch, you probably know what you are doing. Be careful and don't damage the insulation on the electrical wires. If you don't have a metal saw, you hopefully will have a friend who can do this for you. However, if you have the tools and some repair savvy, you can fix your air fryer for under $10. Worth it, for sure! Be sure to wear safety glasses. Metal particles in the eye can do lots of damage. And quickly clean up your mess. I've tried to add some photos but can't for some mysterious reason. I'll keep trying.

Timer on my Oster Air Fryer / Oven stopped timing down and the oven would stay on forever. Couldn’t even turn the dial to make it shut off so had to unplug it from the wall socket. Every other function worked, so instead of trashing the unit I opened it up and removed the old timer. The little gears were just worn out as they are made of cheap metal with no jewels or bearings of any kind. Googled the part number off the timer and found this one on Amazon for less than 25 bucks. The 2 wires are spade lugs and could simply be unplugged and then plugged back into the new timer. Works Great and shuts down correctly plus the bell is louder than the old unit. I figure it’s the same cheaply made timer unit as the original, but if it lasts another 4 years I’ll be happy. ( Please be careful when working on any appliance and make sure it’s unplugged before taking it apart. Also make sure you align the timer like the old unit or the minute scale on front won’t make any sense.)

Bought as a replacement for my Oster Extra Large Countertop Convection Oven (OSRVSK01) when the timer stopped working and would no longer shut off (it would just stay on constantly). Replacement was as simple as just swapping out but it only lasted for like a month and then it stopped turning on entirely. After opening it up, I saw that one of the legs was completely burned up/charred. Figured it must've been a defect and ordered another and that too lasted about a month with the same results. There must be some defect in either the design of this product or the materials used for production. If anything this thing is a fire hazard and must be causing sparks/arcing sever enough for it to burn up as it did not once but twice. Ended up just bypassing this timer altogether and having it function simply by plugging it into the outlet (just connect the wires together that would go to this interrupter) and not worrying about replacing this part. Save your money and would caution in using this as a replacement part for your device.

Use this to replace a mechanical timer on a Oster benchtop toaster oven. This is a generic mechanical timer, which means (i) it can probably be used on a variety of brands (ii) but is not intended to be identical to any OEM part. From my experience with the Oster version - the shaft shape (of a half-moon cross section) and locations of threaded holes for installation fit the oven w/o any issue - the length of the shaft is too long-- so I need to trim it to fit - this timer does not have the "stay-on" mode as the OEM does, which I actually like. The problem with the previous OEM is that it slips past "0" and goes into "stay-on" mode, a serious fire/burning hazard Overall, it feels good to spend ~10$ to save the oven rather than throwing it out.

This was a perfect fit for my Oster toaster oven. It will leave awhile longer on my counter for less than $10 Not bad!!!

Low price, direct replacement for my toaster oven, the one I replaced was a warranty replacement. The OEM original failed at 6 months, the factory replacement failed at 8 months and I hope this one can last longer than those 2. It's made by the same company. This one lasted 9 months and failed

Direct replacement for our toaster oven. Works like new again.

面倒な設定は無く正確に動作してくれるので安心して使っています。

送られてきた製品の端子が変形していました。 ５０個の内６個の変形品です同様のタイマーでは高額な方なので安心して購入できるかと想っていましたが残念です。

Work like a charm...beware there are 2 types of these one that has a circular shaft and another that is grooved for a knob.

if you have those older toaster ovens with the "toast" feature. this timer is for you!