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by reissbaker
1873 days ago
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"Sabbath mode" ovens work in a clever way, where the temperature switch is only checked on a certain interval. So when you change the temperature you're generally not completing or breaking a circuit, since the circuit is likely currently broken anyway. Most rabbinic authorities still prohibit Sabbath mode ovens on Shabbat for different reasons, but on holidays with weaker restrictions but that still have electricity bans, like Passover, permit their use. I remember when my parents first got a "Sabbath mode" oven, the local Orthodox rabbi came over excitedly just to see it at work. |
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