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OK so I figured out the problem, turns out my amp was too low as well as the volts, in the manual I was given I misread and relayed the misinformation to my electrician, I'm going to get in contact with him again and ask him to change the amps from 15 to 20 and the volts from 240 to 250 volts and hopefully that'll give the kiln what it needs to properly work, fingers crossed I'll keep you updated sorry for the long pause between messages and thank you all for your help

@Bill KielbYea I had my electrician check the receptacle and it read 246v so its definitely enough volts. I'm gonna order a new fuse just in case its that and if it isn't I'll have it as a just in case.

So I recently got my first kiln its a Paragon TnF 66 and it has a DTC 600 control panel. I got it hooked up today and it just read "PF" and it wouldn't budge even after I pressed the buttons. I had the electrician take a look at it and everything seemed normal until he read the fuse which was at a 4.2 ohms instead of 0. I don't know if that would cause the panel to display PF but I just want to be sure before I spend any more money on this thing. I got it off of facebook marketplace so it's definitely not new or under warranty. Transformer, cord, and all the wires are connected and the voltage from the wall receptacle read normal. Any info is welcome and helpful! :)