Stoves int double oven / cooling fan not turning off

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  • #100930
    neon_3SP_glow
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    Cooling fan (blowing air between gap of upper and lower doors) doesn’t turn off after use, unless turned off at the mains.

    Stoves integrated double oven.
    model) 444440843.
    serial) 60822756.

    Couldn’t find a thermal cut-out listed other than the 100° limiter TOC.

    Did find ‘fan control PCB module’ (#5045383553052 @ connect). Is this the sole device for controlling cooling fan?

    Unfortunately, I didn’t have my workbench to look inside, as installed at chest height.

    Will return if I have to.

    Thanks.


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    #482741
    Hollytree_Technical
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    I don’t know about this particular model but typically with the Stoves ovens the cooling fan comes on as soon as a oven control is turned on and will run for a further 15 minutes after the controls are switched off, they don’t usually have any form of thermal switch for them, assuming that this is the case and that the rest of the oven works fine then the board is almost certaintly at fault in this case.

    Jem

    #482742
    electrofix
    Moderator

    had these control boards fail to turn on the fan ( usually cased by capacitor on the board that failed) not had noe yet that wont stop it . Bur there is always a first time

    in this case ir can be one of 2 things

    A ) a failed control triac on the board

    B ) the board works by taking a live feed from each control to trigger the board timer. It could be the contact has failed in the control knob so there is a permanent live on the trigger input of the board. you should be able to disconnect all trigger wires and see if the fan stops. then introduce them one at a time or check to see if anyone is live

    Dave

    #482743
    Mark_Fixcookers
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    I’m ex stoves, check the licon switches for the oven controls. The fan pcb takes it’s input from there, one of them, will be closed circuit.

    The only faults I have ever had with the pcb’s is low voltage output causing the fan to turn really slowly

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