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ok
here’s hoping

Dave

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i did have a used one floating around the bench at work

will try and think on to look tomorrow

Dave

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did you check board as well

have had hoover machine leak on pump and make it go bang while also taking out the board triac that controls it

so was pump rusty ?

Dave

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it just clips on but its a slide and hide unit so the door has to come off

and they are fun to take on and off

Dave

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check email

Dave

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have you checked pump

on some machines open circuit pump causes this

Dave

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e63 listed as below

there is also a service bulletin about fitting element so as not to blow the stat

Dave

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see what you mean

suggest you ring aswo and ask if the handle comes with the rim

Dave

cant be certain but it looks a lot like connect part no

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often there is another stat just to activate the cooling fan

Dave

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well yes and no

if you get the reading on the board you could then check the triac on the board

look for the heatsink and you will see a 3 legged component soldered into the board. use the multimeter and check between the centre leg and either of the outer one. you should get no reading unless the component is faulty
if that component fails the motor accellerates like mad and then slows down as the board switches it off
would not expect E08 on that fault but it cant hurt to check

Dave

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there is always an overheat stat that will trip if the cooling fan is not running

some units the clock stays on and some it doesn,t. I dont know which you cooker is but

you need to find the fan and check it turns freely and if it is is it electrically sound. You need to do this to eliminate it as the fault

Dave

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the big problem as always is it has to be cost effective for everyone. not only the engineers but it will need staff to run and organise it

plus you need plans for akward areas, am sure part of scotland are more expensive to service

if theory it sounds good. In practice well you know more about the logistics then I do K

Dave

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remove door lower panel to access lower cover

take off lower cover

then you can see underneath so you can run and look for leaks

Dave

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since the lamp is led they probably do not expect failure as often as old bulbs

by the looks of the cover the knob is blocking it so try removing it and look for screws

Dave

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timer is always first to check as it controls main oven only

have sent you wiring diag

can see why you thought fan but element would still get hot even if fan fails completely

Dave

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