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Hi guys,
Whilst fitting a new grill i noticed a few small holes in the upper cavity, i placed a little high temp oven sealant within the holes, however customer reports its smouldering, in hindsight it was a daft idea due to the close proximity of the grill, before i call it quits due to safety caution my last idea removing the sealant and drilling in a 1mm stainless steel sheet covering the area of holes? its kind of what have i not thought of that’s nagging me on this one….
Simonb
assume its a normal cooker and not microwave
depends how big these holes are. there will be insulation above so very small holes should not be a problem
just depends what you mean by small
Dave
I’ve seen a lot more corrosion on oven cavities in the last few years. The biggest reason I feel is the growth of oven cleaning companies and the chemicals they use.
If an oven cavity is that corroded, I see no point in trying to save the oven, as rust will continue to spread.Kentish wrote:I’ve seen a lot more corrosion on oven cavities in the last few years. The biggest reason I feel is the growth of oven cleaning companies and the chemicals they use.
If an oven cavity is that corroded, I see no point in trying to save the oven, as rust will continue to spread.its also down to cost cutting and using thinner steel
Dave
Thanks Guys, yes its a cooker, there is insulation above, i should have left the small holes but good point about it getting worse…
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