I have a unique problem in that I took the 4 slice toaster apart and didn't think to jot down which wires go where. I have googled "dualit wiring diagram", "dualit assembly", and anything else I could think of. I can't find anything that shows where to plug the wires back in. Ironically, I was just cleaning it, not replacing the elements. The only wires connected are the 2 black power cord wires into plugs 1 and 4 on the timer. The power cord green wire is attached to the common ground (toaster housing). I also have a brown wire that is connected between pin 5 of the timer and pin 1 of the 2/4 slice selector switch. The connector on pin 5 of the timer (brown wire) contains an addition male connector modification as well.

I am left with 2 red wires that come from the elements which I think go to the 2/4 slice selector switch pins 2 and 3. I also have a blue wire coming from the elements that is Y cable. I think this plugs into pins 2 and 5 of the timer. Can anyone be so kind as to verify or correct this?

Thank You
Mike

Mike M., November 2006

just go to dualit web site, via support faq's, you can phone and buy wiring diagram for your model and ask which part you need to diy it or let them do it, you talk to a helpful human...try it. did me fine.

noelist, November 2018

Hi, I have the 3 slice combi with 2 toggle switches and wiring should be similar. View from bottom of machine (Left side of machine on your left, right side of machine on your right, back of machine closest to you) then see you have 3 red wires and one blue wire. Left red wire should connect to top switch left terminal. Middle red wire should connect to timer's terminal that has double brown wire(bottom far right terminal), Right red wire to connect to lower toggle switch. Blue wire to timer terminal that has brown wire that goes to panel on light. Hope that Helps, David email martinj@aol.com if you have any other questions.

David Jeong, January 2007

hi, i'm in a similar situation, i took it apart totally to get the inside sand blasted, and in the process, totally forgot the wiring sequence. did you get anywhere?

ben, January 2007