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December 17, 2007 at 3:12 pm in reply to: Electrolux edb710x : Heating element or thermostat ? #233880
Nieros
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Update :
Replaced main oven thermostat at the weekend.
Bit of tinkering and removing many panels, but not a major problem, 45 mins and all done.Many thanks for the advice, saved me a small fortune.
December 4, 2007 at 10:36 am in reply to: Electrolux edb710x : Heating element or thermostat ? #233878Nieros
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Again, brief test last night for about 15 mins : set to 150, and went to 210 and disengaged the element in its cycle.
Opened the door, and it came back on again to heat back up.
So its kinda working, just out by about 60C *boggle*
Is there that much calibration to be had?
December 3, 2007 at 10:53 am in reply to: Electrolux edb710x : Heating element or thermostat ? #233877Nieros
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Ahoy.
Just an update and a new question :
I had a look and tinkered with my oven and ordered an element as you mentioned.
Sure enough, 10 mins later old element out, new element in.
(Very easy, cant believe somebody was going to charge me 104 pounds for that!)Anyway, when I looked at the element it was infact broken all the way through, so no wonder that wasnt working.
Turned oven on and all heats up.
Problem is, is it heating up too much?
How should I test the thermostat?I got an oven temp gauge but not sure whats the norm.
As it stands, I turned oven on, set it to 100, but oven went up to 150. Dont know if it should do this in a fan assisted oven. I had only left it for about 5 -10 mins.When I moved the dial on the oven just a fraction, it disenaged the element.
I was able to turn the element off and on ~100 mark on the dial, but it was clearly much hotter than this.The fact it was disenagaging the element made me wonder if it was just in need of a calibration?
Or is it more fatal than this?I went exploring on the oven to see how a thermostat works on it, and I got no idea how to get access to it all.
From the knob on the front panel it goes into a ~3cm radius hole and vanish’s.
I’m guessing I need to pull the entire cooker out (which is up about 6″s off the ground so not looking forward to that)?Is there a way I could test the thermostat before I start looking at how to swap this bit out?
( I got a multimeter btw).Many thanks.
November 14, 2007 at 9:17 am in reply to: Electrolux edb710x : Heating element or thermostat ? #233875Nieros
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Poo, was hoping it would be just one or the other 😛
Not really sure how to go about testing a thermostat to be honest ( though I have or can lay my hands on a multi meter), just not sure what to expect.
Any guides or advise again would be appreciated.Cheers penguin.
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