Problems with Diplomat Range 850 ADP 5426

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  • #29066
    RoniB
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    We have just moved into a new house and inherited a Diplomat Range 850 cooker. There seems to be a couple problems with it :

    1. The top oven is always warm even when the switch is off.

    2. The griddle is not working. I was wondering if this was something to do with the cut-off switch but the red light also fails to come on.

    Just wondering if anyone else has had these problems and managed to fix them before I call someone out.

    Thanks.

    #221368
    damonsbeads
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    Re: Problems with Diplomat Range 850 ADP 5426

    Hi, not really sure as mine seems to be working ok so far – would just love to know how to set the clock!!!

    #221369
    RoniB
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    Re: Problems with Diplomat Range 850 ADP 5426

    Hi Damonsbeads,

    To set the clock you press the second button (that looks like a cooking pot) and the third button (a pot with a line through it) simultaneously, and keep them depressed. Then use the plus and minus buttons to set the time of day. The A symbol should go off and the cookpot symbol comes on.

    Hope this helps….

    #221370
    damonsbeads
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    Re: Problems with Diplomat Range 850 ADP 5426

    Thanks, thats great! 😀

    #221371
    Tim Wright
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    Re: Problems with Diplomat Range 850 ADP 5426

    This thread was hijacked, but if anyone can answer OP’s 2007 question there are quite a few people with the same problem who would like to know the answer.

    Curiously, my stove has exactly the same combination fault – upper oven on all the time, griddle not working.

    #221372
    JohnnyBoy83
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    Re: Problems with Diplomat Range 850 ADP 5426

    I had a similar problem with the top oven and i tried to fix it myself. I checked the switch at first but it was working properly. I couldn’t find the issue so i called an electrician. The guy said that indeed, the switch was the problem as it didn’t close cut the circuit well enough and a small amount of electricity was actually reaching the heaters. He changed the switch and the oven works fine now.
    if i were you I would call a professional as there is a risk of fire in that case and when you add the grease inside the oven, this could cause some really bad problems.

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