Hey Nordcost

I do not know which type controller (clock) you have bought - but if you could describe it maybe I could help more - but - try to identify the following.



L1, L2, N - This is where the main supply is connected to the circuit.(most times the white one is neutral (N) These are usually near each other - Usually "stab on" (spade end) connectors

bake, broil - These are usually near the relays (sometimes written there too) on the circuit board also usually "stab on" connectors

The other connectors include the temperature sensor is usually a quick connector (plastic connector) with pins you should be able to identify by counting the pins in them



Hope that helps Hey Nordcost
I do not know which type controller (clock) you have bought - but if you could describe it maybe I could help more - but - try to identify the following.

L1, L2, N - This is where the main supply is connected to the circuit.(most times the white one is neutral (N) These are usually near each other - Usually "stab on" (spade end) connectors
bake, broil - These are usually near the relays (sometimes written there too) on the circuit board also usually "stab on" connectors
The other connectors include the temperature sensor is usually a quick connector (plastic connector) with pins you should be able to identify by counting the pins in them

Hope that helps