SMEG SUK91MFX broken oven

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  • January 1, 2006 at 5:11 pm #14431
    amazingwally
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    Hi

    Have had this for a couple of years all ok. Gas hob. electric oven

    Last night it popped the main fuse after I had been using the oven for about 1 hour

    Reset the fuse and now the oven wont heat up

    Fan is working and the red light comes on next to the control knob, but no heat !! ( luckily my dinner was cooked so I didnt go hungry )

    I will get someone in to repair it, but to give me an idea can anyone give me a clue what they think is wrong with it. Element, thermostat, something else??

    Also as the cooker is in a very tight spot, will they need to access anything at the back to repair it as I will need to take a cupboard out to free up the cooker ( dont ask !! )

    Thanks in advance for any help

    January 1, 2006 at 5:24 pm #159450
    Brains
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    Re: SMEG SUK91MFX broken oven

    More than likely the element. The oven normally slides out from the front.

    If you need an Egineer, take a look at the Repairs@module.

    January 2, 2006 at 5:54 pm #159451
    amazingwally
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    Re: SMEG SUK91MFX broken oven

    Thanks 😀

    Do you think I need to get someone in to fit a new one or is it relatively simple?

    All help appreciated

    January 2, 2006 at 6:05 pm #159452
    Brains
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    Re: SMEG SUK91MFX broken oven

    If you are not qualified or you have doubts, you should get an engineer to take a look. The engineer will also carry out safety tests using equipment you are unlikely to have.

    If you decide to try to do it yourself, make sure the local switch is off as well ensuring the MCB is turned off or if a fuse, it is removed :zap:

    My advise to you,is, if you have any doubts, get someone in to do this for you. As mentioned before, you can find someone through the Repairs@module on this website.

    Regards

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