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mrcrow
ParticipantRe: homark fan oven element
cheers i will check that tonight
mrcrow
ParticipantRe: homark fan oven element
mrcrow wrote:well its gone again…thats from december 24th 2004 till june 11th 2007
so back to the drawing board
at least i have my torx screwdriver handy
and i am not doing it blind
and worst of all
we arent having christmas turkey for dinner
just bacon and eggs
ordering now
cheers
mrcrow
manchesterand again on 2 feb 2010
are these things guaranteed… š
mrcrow
ParticipantRe: Homark Oven User Manual
correction
off
light
fan oven
grill 1
grill 2my element is gone again on the fan oven
i disconnected the element and checked the terminals for 250V with the setting shown as fan oven…there is power there
hence my correctionnow to get another..no3 in 5 years..element
its a puzzlement
šÆ š
mrcrow
ParticipantRe: Homark Oven User Manual
hi folks
my mrs is having some trouble with the settings as well…and we are now confused even after using the damn thing for nearly 5 1/2 years
its got to go!!here is a pic of our control and we assume going counter clockwise its
off…light…fan only ??!!…oven…oven/grill?the above is wrong…see next post
funny thing is the fan runs on all settings so the grill heat gets blasted all over the place…glad we have a toaster
will do a test tomorrow when it cools down…we just burnt a cake by setting on oven/grill by mistake hence the post here today
cheers šmrcrow
ParticipantRe: overheating fan oven
thanks again
i can see 2 screws on each flange down the front screwed into the kitchen unit.
when i remove these i suspect the casing will pull out
didnt think i would need to go to all that extent
but it may help me to learn some more new skills
cheers
we are having christmas today because of family commitments on christmas and boxing day elsewhere
so the turkey crown is in the oven now
will tackle this later
god bless and happy christmas…the real one
cheers
geofmrcrow
ParticipantRe: overheating fan oven
top off
that doesnt mean the hob does it… š„mrcrow
ParticipantRe: overheating fan oven
Penguin45 wrote:Thermostat to fit 02-700301 is HERE.
Penguin45.
thanks Penguin45
when it is daylight i am going to remove the back shield and look at the element and surrounding area for any problems there
i think although the stat indicator light is going off as the temperature rises the actual temperatures could be not quite as the settings saycant really see how to get the front panel off..there are two little humps on the top but no screws underneath …so i guess its ‘clipped’ on with the two humps as locating points??
can you comment on that
mrcrow
ParticipantRe: extractor hood spares
Dave_Conway wrote:It’s an Elica.
I’m still waiting for a reply from their Italy factory (PM from mrcrow) š
Dave.brilliant!
thanks to you both for the update…cheers
mrcrowmrcrow
ParticipantRe: extractor hood spares
bump
mrcrow
Participantkwatt wrote:Hi mrcrow,
Yes, it is almost certainly no longer available Iām afraid. š
A replacement is probably the cheapest and easiest option.
K.
thanks kwatt
yes i am trying to get a replacement front panel with switch operating sliders
the main switching is behind the panel and the panel just clips outthere seems to be a current model by caple which is either identical or in fact the same model on the website i mentioned in post no 2 so hopefully i can get this part
cheers
mrcrowps i corrected my time zone to gmt…i seemed to have it at gmt+10…so my posts seemed later
mrcrow
ParticipantRe: extractor hood spares
ps..after doing some googling…
i found out bernstein…near me..is in liquidation
but i suspect the cooker hood is a buy in and supply from caple
as per this advert
http://www.sinksdirect.co.uk/shopexd.asp?id=1638
this is my cooker hood..
mrcrow
ParticipantRe: homark fan oven element
well its gone again…thats from december 24th 2004 till june 11th 2007
so back to the drawing board
at least i have my torx screwdriver handy
and i am not doing it blind
and worst of all
we arent having christmas turkey for dinner
just bacon and eggs
ordering now
cheers
mrcrow
manchestermrcrow
ParticipantRe: homark fan oven element
Dave_Conway wrote:That was quick !! šÆ
Thanks for letting us know all is well š
Dave.torx bits arrived today
job done…i secured the pull out cables with wire as restraints while i clipped them off in case they slipped back into the hinterland at the back of the casingit was a torx T20 bit which fitted…thanks..gegsy
got a 15 as well for any other nastiesbottom line…excellent help and advice on this forum…
thanks to kevin, gegsy, and the boss..dave
first class service from the shop..and price wise couldnt be beatand to toolstation.com…first class service as well..
happy new year…might have that turkey now š
ps now i know which circuit the oven is on now…its not on the cooker unit but one of the power circuits…fused at the mains box
will need to put in a wall isolator for it…and the central heating supply..
8)mrcrow
ParticipantRe: homark fan oven element
Dave_Conway wrote:I never even knew they were there, I’ll take a look in next time I’m passing.
Cheers for the link š
Dave.cheers to you too
the element arrived first post…whacko…!! šmrcrow
ParticipantRe: homark fan oven element
gegsy” and “dave wrote:
It’s called a torx š
Im surethe tool you will need is a torx/T20 size, should have no problem gettin one from the likes of Halfords šcheers…found a good site for tools which do the torx bits at 0.94p each including first class delivery…ordered the TX15 and TX20 to be sure…
i see they are in exeter and my old neighbourhood…bridgwater somerset
http://www.toolstation.com/index.html?code=91568
š ..they do free fone, free fax, and free post…
now all i need is that part and the tools and figure out which fuse the oven is on.. šÆ
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