Beko DVC6631 oven problem

[itisme]

Hello folks!
I’am wondering if any of you kind folk could solve a problem for me?
I have a Beko DVC 6631 cooker,however there seems to a problem with the oven.Being the type of fella that like to fiddle with things…I thought I’d fix it myself.So off to Ebay I went armed with the model number and ordered an element.Not quite the quick fix that I thought it would be! It seems that the problem was not the element as I had assumed (The missus said the oven had stopped heating 😆 )
There seems to be NOTHING happening in the oven department at all,no light,no fan and no heat despite fitting the new element)
I did swap the selector switch (I think that’s what it’s called..the brown plastic thing behind the knob)with the grill selector,and it worked on the grill…so that’s that ruled out as a problem.
Any ideas what else I can check,test or change to solve the problem?
All ideas/suggestions appreciated.

[Andy jones]

Re: Beko DVC6631 oven problem

There’s a toc controlling the oven. That’s almost certainly the problem

[itisme]

Re: Beko DVC6631 oven problem

Hi Andy,thanks for the speedy reply.What is a Toc,and can I repair it?…or do I replace it?

[kwatt]

Re: Beko DVC6631 oven problem

This..

http://shop.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/21011054 … thermostat

That’s a problem with any number of Ebay sellers and some others, not enough information. As well as taking the time to diagnose from the get go. 😉

Don’t beat yourself up over it though, loads of people do the same or similar.

K.

[SAMURI]

Re: Beko DVC6631 oven problem

Have you set a time on the oven timer?

If the Timer is just displaying zero and no time is set the main oven will not work.

If you set a time and it is not working it will be the thermal overload cut out NTC faulty.

On Beko ovens this is normally a long wire with a thermal cut out in it runs from the switch to the element and clips to the back of the oven cavity.

On your model it may have a separate cut out attached to the oven cavity .

If the oven was making a noise but no heat before you replaced the element then you have not set a time on the clock.

Bob

[itisme]

Re: Beko DVC6631 oven problem

Thank you all very much for taking the time to reply. 😀

I’am going to try the clock first,then if that doesn’t cure the problem I’ll try the thermostat.

I’ll keep you posted. 8)

[SAMURI]

Re: Beko DVC6631 oven problem

No update was it the clock not set 😀

Bob

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