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Hi All,
My Kenwood CK405 Range Cooker is causing me problems.
Last Sunday, when cooking the roast turkey, the fuse board suddenly tripped. Upon resetting the fuse, the main oven no longer heated up. The light and fan still functioned but the element wasn’t heating up. The next day I bought and fitted a new oven heating element. For a few hours, all was well. But now when I turn the oven ‘Function’ dial in any direction, left to ‘grill’ or right to ‘light’, the fuse board immediately trips as soon as the dial engages.
The smaller left-hand side oven and grill still function, as does the gas hob. I just can’t turn the main oven ‘Function” dial that operates the main oven, grill, light or defrost functions.
Everything else on the cooker functions correctly.
Any ideas?
As far as I can see I have installed the new element correctly and in the exact same way the previous one was installed.
Many thanks in advance,
never assume the new element is ok
if its a pattern element the odds are it could be faulty
try disconnecting the wires from the new element make sure they cant touch anything then turn it on and see if it trips then
if no its probably the new element
Dave
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