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customer says that if power is interrupted,power cut etc ,hob will stay dead but will work again if removed from the housing remove base unplug pcb leads wait then reassemble. anyone know anything about these?
also the customer is minded to replace it but its fitted into a stone worktop the hole being 490 x 820 any ideas what would fit?thanks on both accounts wilf
Re: gorenje hob ect2800p2
Hi Wilf
This should not be plugged in at any point. It should be on a 30amp cooker supply.
Bryan
Re: gorenje hob ect2800p2
it is on a 30 amp supply you have to disconnect from supply (switch off) take the base off unplug the pcb wait a minute reassemble then switch back on. all very strange. I suspect the pcb but at £200 plus I dont think its a runner hence asking about replacement sizes.
wilf
Re: gorenje hob ect2800p2
Hi Wilf
The majority of Induction and ceramic hobs will need re setting it there is a quick power surge or power failure.
Isn’t the cooker switch on the wall ? The switch should be a double pole switch that costs the neutral and live so thus doing what you are doing .removing power for the PCB.
Isolation for about 5-10 minutes at the worse length of time is required but the customer would need to be in a property that has a continued power cuts for it to cause a problem.I very much doubt that the PCB or hob is actually faulty. If the electronics are reset and it works then the appliance is working and functioning correctly.
If the cooker switch is turned off then the board will have no power..same a you disconnecting it.
I have to switch off my hob if the younger ones try cooking and confuse the touch controls but after a couple of minutes its reset.
There is NO reason what so ever that the base needs to be taken off and pub disconnected if the cooker isolation switch is working correctly.Bryan
Re: gorenje hob ect2800p2
like I said very strange. modern house wiring all good 30a dp switch. customer is smart man and has tried leaving it off for several minutes but he assures me he has had to go through this procedure several time due to power cut and accidental switching of the wall switch. oven is on same circuit via a spur even with this off the same thing happens when its powered up it works ok .not one I’ve seen before. this is one of those “oh by the way do you know anything about……jobs” while looking at another job.
wilf
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