Leaving a Regular Oven On for Shabbat at 150 Degrees Without Touching It
Is it permissible, or is it forbidden, to leave an oven on for Shabbat, set at a constant 150 degrees, without touching the knobs and without changing anything?
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Is it permissible, or is it forbidden, to leave an oven on for Shabbat, set at a constant 150 degrees, without touching the knobs and without changing anything?
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