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Hi,
I have a Tricity Bendix Si453W cooker. The main oven element had blown while we were out and cooking on the timer. I replaced it and the new element works, but I now see that the thermostat never cuts off – presumably the reason the element blew in the first place.
Can anyone give me guidance as to what is involved in checking the thermostat, and if necesary fitting a new one? It looks as though I have to take the whole cooker to bits. I am a qualified Electrical Engineer if that helps. Thanks if anyone can help.John
Re: How do I Fit Oven Thermostat to Tricity/Bendix?
It’s nore likely the element failing caused the thermostat contacts to “weld” due to the high current to be honest 🙂
Thermostat is part number 3112758002 at around £30 inc VAT and carriage etc, an email to spares@ukwhitegoods.co.uk please if you’d like one
Replacement invloves a fairly heavy strip down on these, if you’d prefer an engineer to call, check the repairs@ link below.
I don’t need to mention power off when repairing I’m sure but for future readers 😉
Dave.
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