Neff U1721N2GB/01 Oven Blows Trip

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  • #66420
    spanner51
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    This built in oven blows the trip, but is very intermitant. I have meggered all the elements and they are OK. It only trips when customer is using the fan oven. There is a ceramic resistor in the top, next to a cut out, which seems to get hot, brings on the cut out, so that the cooling fan comes on.

    Could this resistor short to earth when it gets hot?

    Its all very frustrating when its so intermitant. Thanks

    #364127
    Brains
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    Re: Neff U1721N2GB/01 Oven Blows Trip

    Have you meggered the fan motor?

    Regards

    #364128
    spanner51
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    Re: Neff U1721N2GB/01 Oven Blows Trip

    I meggered the oven from the terminal block and was getting just over 200M ohm

    #364129
    Brains
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    Re: Neff U1721N2GB/01 Oven Blows Trip

    Was that with the selector in the fan oven position?

    Regards

    #364130
    spanner51
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    Re: Neff U1721N2GB/01 Oven Blows Trip

    Cant remember. I spent so long with my megger, it probably needs new batteries. I did notice the usual scorchy brown marks near the fan motor and cut out next to it, but as I said its very intermitant
    Thanks for replying

    #364131
    Brains
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    Re: Neff U1721N2GB/01 Oven Blows Trip

    I have changed a good number of fan motors over the years in Neff ovens. You may just have to take a ‘punt’ and see what happens. 😉


    Regards

    #364132
    spanner51
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    Re: Neff U1721N2GB/01 Oven Blows Trip

    I will.
    Cheers

    #364133
    Rograbbit
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    Re: Neff U1721N2GB/01 Oven Blows Trip

    Yes go for the fan motor. I had this problem a few months back, I think I posted something about it. Like you I was surprised as it’s not something fan motors normally do. Again I had good readings.

    #364134
    spanner51
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    Re: Neff U1721N2GB/01 Oven Blows Trip

    Went back today and fitted a new fan motor, unfortunatly after 15 mins it took out the trip. (RCD) I reset it and the oven worked for another 10 mins before it tripped again. It meggers OK. I want to solve this puzzle before the customer gives up on a repair. Any thoughts please.

    I am still tempted to change the ceramic resistor in the top. Thanks

    #364135
    Brains
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    Re: Neff U1721N2GB/01 Oven Blows Trip

    Very strange.

    Have you tried disconnecting the fan element completely and then run the oven? This would then eliminate the element failing when it is hot.

    Did you carry out insulation testing with the selector in the fan oven position?

    I suppose you have verified that the supply to the oven is okay (a missing neutral will trip the RCD)?

    Have you checked the RCD with a RCD tester (just in case :twisted:)

    I presume that you have ‘eyeballed’ the wiring to verify nothing is falling off or showing signs of breakdown.

    Have you checked the grill element?

    Have you checked the Function Switch & Selector Switch to make sure that nothing is breaking down to earth?

    Starting to grab at straws now 😳

    Can you get the oven back to your workshop & test there?

    I’ll give this some more thought.

    Let me know.

    Regards

    #364136
    eastlmark
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    Re: Neff U1721N2GB/01 Oven Blows Trip

    ceramic resistor is not likly to short to earth. How about that toc device next to the fan motor? and what about the cooling fan motor itself?

    #364137
    spanner51
    Participant

    Re: Neff U1721N2GB/01 Oven Blows Trip

    I got so sick of messing about with this oven I just wacked in a new element ( the half moon one ), and………………… Job done, and it works OK. Up untill now that is

    Thanks to all your comments

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