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Hi Terry I have removed your name and address details from your post purely on the basis it’s a public forum and anyone can see it. If you email Ken in the shop on spares@ukwhitegoods.co.uk he will come back to you ASAP.
Don
Page eight of the instructions state that one cm is required for ventilation of the appliance. As you mention the air vents are at the front. It just depends on how much warm air the machine emits from around the machine. I would personally say your spacing is a little tight. Problem is that if it failed during the warranty Beko may say “it’s not being used in accordance with our instructions” which may render your guarantee void.
I think you are going to struggle with the spacing that said I have seen condenser and heat pump dryers in tight spots such as yours.
Don
Rangemaster manufacture info here they are still one of the most popular range cookers around without costing the earth.
Don
Just “tested” the shop, I was able to order a fan oven element, added to basket which then took me to the order details page,
I am using Chrome, so I don’t really know, sorry.
Don
Putting that 5045 number in, Connect say they have it in stock. Prima part number 1227000006056 but it looks nothing like your pic. Your 4018 number is not recognised by Connect, searching Prima spray arms on Connect does bring up quite a few options
Don [h=1][/h]
The only German made ovens I know of are Miele. However I cannot say that all are as barcodes are usually nowadays registered to the head office address and not the factory of production.
Gaggenau is part of the same group as Bosch and Siemens just with more bells and whistles and usually only found in the top London stores and premium retailers.
Don
thrombel wrote:Crieky, your current machine only 2 yrs old!
On average use the OP machine is already over 8 years old so it has done very well.
Circa 14 loads a week, most manufacturers would look at this as commercial use, we know it isn’t as it’s for a family.
Don
It’s well documented on here via the search facility that Miele are the best of what is currently on offer. I would start by looking at the WWD320 and up as they have replaceable bearings if needed. Models below this are sealed tubs.
With that sort of workload ( the average being three per week) I would consider this machine and up and extend the warranty with Miele.
Don
Forum rules do not allow us to advise on gas repairs I’m afraid.
That said yes a thermostat to measure the temperature is a good starting point. Fromthere if there is a problem then a Gassafe engineer would be required.
Don
The reason for not having the cut away is it gves you the consumer larger cavity size. In years to come this won’t be an issue as gas appliances become a thing of the past.
There are a couple of Hotpoint and Indesit models with the cut aways. A little info on CDA here before you dive in.
Personally I would go with an oven you really want and have a Gassafe engineer in to re configure your gas pipe around the new oven.
Don
