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still got a pair of forceps i pulled out of machine in a nurses hope 30 years ago. luckily in those days drums where stainless. turned machine on and spent the next 30 mins trying to get rid of the foam as they also used hand washing powder lol

great fun

Dave

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oops been there had 3 oven doors on one autistic house till they locked the kitchen

you will have to explain there is going to be a wait and can they live without it for min 4-5 weeks

Dave

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ok look at the rcbo. it will have a rated current on it

the rcbo is a combined device. it can detect both over current and earth faults. you say your cooker has 13a and 16a settings but my guess is the rcbo is at leat 16a and very possibly 32a. therefore its an earth fault that likely tripping it

I would swop the element and see where it goes

Dave

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no one has stock

but these have a 3 year guarentee does customer know that ?

door part numbers 2504901400 or 2471201400

aswo is only one listing but quoting 4 to 5 weeks

Dave

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they are Beko

will look it up

Dave

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ASWO has W5J6VN0WW

both parts in stock

Dave

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ok first what trips.

a fuse board has 2 types of trips. MCB ( minature circuit breaker) that react to current and controls only one circuit and RCD ( residual current device) that reacts to earth fault and controls multiple circuits. There are some later ones called RCBO there are 2 in one

what i am suapecting is the RCD. It has a test button on it. if thats the one your element is most likely but to be sure you would need to test its insultaion to earth when hot

the lower element seems to be priced around £19 which is not a problem if your wrong

https://shop.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/481010551720-oven-lower-heating-element

check its correct before proceeding as you you dont give me enough info to be accurate

Dave

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well there is the official way and the way i have done it for a while

official way see pic

my way
angle the tab to form a ramp. if paddle goes in from front to rear twist the tab down towards the front of the machine with the whole tab angled at approx 45 degrees. As you slide the paddle in the tab act like a barb and pops up behind the horzontal bar in the paddle. Make sure all 6 lugs are located before you push the paddle to lock it or you want be able to get it out again

assume the model you have aill be similar

hope it helps

Dave

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do you want to check the model

would expect it to come up on google if it was correct

Dave

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see if the self test will work

after that sounds like it may be the board

have you opened the board and checked for damage ?

Dave

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sorted

Dave

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as a quick test i do this

find a 15w mains filiment lamp (25 or 40 would do )

solder 2 wires to the lamp and put 2 small insulated terms on the end

now remove the draw and take off the rear cover with the socket. unplg the wires feeding the draw and plug the lamp wires to it

you can now hold it on the back wall of the appliance and if you turn the appliance on the lamp takes the place of the draw element

if all works ok you can then be certain all is well except the glass element which as we both know is a silly price

Dave

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first question is always why? whats wrong with the board

[USER=”2″]kwatt[/USER] do you know where to source spares for this ?

Dave

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have you checked door wires for breaks ?

would expect pump to run first assume its not jammed

have emailed a few files

Dave

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have sent you the parts info

see if the part is on there

Dave

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