BEKO D533 – Main oven not working

[Mykee]

Re: BEKO D533 – Main oven not working

Thanks guys. I had started another post as this one was so old. i didn’t think anybody would notice it. Model is Beko D533. Mike O

[Mykee]

Re: BEKO D533 – Main oven not working

Hi everybody.

I’ve also been told that I should replace the thermal fuse. Does it matter which way the thermost is wired?

Mike O.

[kwatt]

Re: BEKO D533 – Main oven not working

If it’s just breaking the live supply, no.

K.

[Mykee]

Re: BEKO D533 – Main oven not working

I afraid I don’t know what that means.

Mike O.

[kwatt]

Re: BEKO D533 – Main oven not working

Hi Mike,

It will just have two wires going to it that will break the live supply usually (I’ve not looked it) or the neutral to cut the power if it’s tripped. Any more than two wires and you can’t be guessing at it.

K.

[SDowdle]

Re: BEKO D533 – Main oven not working

Hi, Sorry to drag up an old thread.. I searched on Google and it brought me here.

I too am having the same problem with the oven, however I’ve also got one hob out too. Grill working fine and other 3 hobs fine.. Is this related? Has the oven maybe blown a hob fuse?

Also, do I need to buy both the fuse and the thermostat? The fuse doesn’t say it’s for a Beko D533, but for a D533w? Will that make a difference?

Thanks 🙂

[kwatt]

Re: BEKO D533 – Main oven not working

SDowdle wrote:Hi, Sorry to drag up an old thread.. I searched on Google and it brought me here.

No problem, it’s good to keep relevant stuff on one thread.

SDowdle wrote:I too am having the same problem with the oven, however I’ve also got one hob out too. Grill working fine and other 3 hobs fine.. Is this related? Has the oven maybe blown a hob fuse?

More probably an element faulty, hob element that is as there’s no fuse on then to my knowledge.

SDowdle wrote:Also, do I need to buy both the fuse and the thermostat? The fuse doesn’t say it’s for a Beko D533, but for a D533w? Will that make a difference?

No, the “W” is just the colour, white.

K.

[SDowdle]

Re: BEKO D533 – Main oven not working

That’s great thank you. I’ll order them now before I forgot. 😆

Okay, I wasn’t sure if the hobs had fuses or not, I’ll have a nosey around the forum and see if I can find a hob element one.

Thanks for your help.

[kwatt]

Re: BEKO D533 – Main oven not working

If it’s electric it should be one of the elements listed here: http://shop.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/beko-hob-elements

K.

[jmullee]

Re: BEKO D533 – Main oven not working

So to recap:
I continuity-tested (after disconnecting the lugs);
– temp sensor (on left, looking into the back with the cover off)
– fan motor (in center)
– oven element
All showed low resistance, as expected (= good circuit).

Next, at the panel rotary control, the resistance was full in the off pos, then dropped when turned just-on, then varied when knob turned.
(without disconnecting the knob)

So I’m not sure which bit to blame – there were little white things on the right side of the back which resembled power transistors, could they be the issue?

Also, how does one check the neon telltale lights ?

thanks

[Stephen Watt]

Hi there. New member here, sorry to reignite this old top but my parents oven has had the same thing happen to it as the OP.

Not sure if any of the guys that fixed still post on this, but if so could they tell me what part it was that was needed to fix the problem?

Thanks

[electrofix]

do you have a model for your oven ?

if its like the beko units above then some have a thermal cutout at the rear of the oven which does fail and shuts off the whole oven

Dave

[Stephen Watt]

Yeah it was the beko d533 over same problem. The over doesn’t work and the light for the hobs doesn’t come on but the jobs heat up along with the grill.

[electrofix]

try
https://shop.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/210110544-oven-cooker-safety-thermostat

but you need to check if thats your problem

Dave

[Stephen Watt]

Ok, thanks Dave.

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