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chances are its a shorted stat. the stat is meant to be open circuit in the off position.
possibly this one but you need to checkhttps://shop.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/082604989-oven-thermostat
also check the stat has not popped out of the back of the switch as that would cause the same problem
Dave
dont forget its an oven so its designed to get hot. therefore most components wont burn. there is also likely to be an overheat stat
does sound like a switch failure but you would need to investigate which
this is not a common fault most of the time ovens just stop heating
Dave
SWERV wrote:On the BSH parts list, it is down as a sensor NTC (position 0984). I was told to fit all the parts supplied in the kit, which I did.
Merv
ok see it now
not much electronics in this so where does it plug in. only elctronics i can see is display
Dave
make sure the condensor is clear both ways as cold air has to go through it the other way or it wont work. Also check cold air fan as had a lot of them full of fluff
Dave
the ceramic and button stat is a different part.
i assume that the thermistor must sense the temp and turn on the creamic which then heats up and operates the button stat. when the oven is turned off it taked time to cool down the stat so the fan runs on for a while
cant find this thermisor in the part list but Swerve’s oven seems to be the same number so it must be there
Dave
yes it can but the chances are the way its gone it could have blown other components that cant be changed
problem is unless you change it you wont knowit also means something shorted out so that would need to be fixed also
Dave
tried to alter things but cant see pic clearly enough
what i am trying to see is the wash progress lights during the fault conditionDave
you cant be certain of the spec of the indesit motor. i agree its most liklely the same but it could have a different tacho coil or other detail. the plug might not be the same etc
as for changing the pulley thats a gamble only you can assessDave
fairly universal power relay
almost anything with same spec would work ok
relay is 12vDC coilt 10a contact load at 240V
this would do
Dave
from what i can see of the parts list this unit uses a resistor that heats up and operates a stat to get a delay start and stop on the cooling fan. thats where i would look first
Dave
you will find the wood will be screwed to the top of the kitchen units. find the screws and release the front ones and loosen the back ones. you should then be able to spring it enough to get it out. you might have to insert temp wedges to hold it up but you only need 5mm or so to get it out
Dave
