AEG 49002VMN trips after 8 minutes

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    nduru
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    My AEG 49002VMN cooker trips after using the hob for 8 minutes (i.e. after setting the heat on any element), if I re-enable the circuit I get another 8 minutes from putting the heat on again.
    I have only had the cooker for a few weeks, it is second hand, and I remember it sounding like a fan had come on after using the hob for a while.
    I haven’t used either oven yet, but turning the heat on on either of those trips it immediately.
    When I re-enable the circuit the display shows 3 59 for a few seconds, is that a fault code?

    #482969
    electrofix
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    you have an earth fault in one or more elements.

    you would need to have the skill to isolate which ones are faulty and replace them

    Dave

    #482970
    nduru
    Participant

    Thanks for responding Dave, I went through it again.

    The cooker had been working fine before it tripped the first time, which was while using the hob.
    I ran some tests to see if I could isolate the problem.
    1. It was independent of how long the cooker itself had been switched on before the test
    2. It tripped 8 minutes from any individual ring being switched on
    3. It tripped immediately if either oven was switched on
    4. It was unrelated to how hot the hob was from previous tests
    so it appears to be
    1. independent of any particular hob or oven element
    2. related to something that the cooker logic does after 8 minutes of using the hob or immediately after starting either oven

    The cooling fan seemed to be a contender.
    This cooker’s cooling fan is under the hob, on top of the ovens, and I used to hear this come on after using the hob for a bit (maybe 8 minutes).
    I tried disconnecting the cooling fan, but it still tripped after 8 minutes of hob use (note: the fan was 160R across inputs and >1M input to ground).

    Can the controller board fail to cause it to trip?

    #482971
    electrofix
    Moderator

    check the oven elements to ground

    its highly unlikley its the board as it has no earth

    Dave

    #482972
    nduru
    Participant

    Thanks very much Dave, you were absolutely right!
    All 4 oven elements were bad,
    while I was at it I checked all the hob elements, lamps and fans which were good.

    #482973
    tubafan
    Participant

    Very unusual for all the elements to have gone. You say it was second hand, and I wonder if it has sat unused for a while and the elements have got damp inside. If so they might just need a bake in another oven to dry them out.

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