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Bellings Electric Hob--Plate always on full

batman2000 · 2007-09-01 11:16:04

Hi all, Just a question about a cooker hob. There is a Belling dual over/hob. It's got 4 plates (the usual 2 big, 2 small). However one of the plate when turned on stays on full. The other plates adjust automatically (i.e. allowing food to simmer in a pot), while this plate just stays on full. Does the control know need to…

01-09-2007 11:16am

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batman2000

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Hi all,

Just a question about a cooker hob. There is a Belling dual over/hob. It's got 4 plates (the usual 2 big, 2 small). However one of the plate when turned on stays on full. The other plates adjust automatically (i.e. allowing food to simmer in a pot), while this plate just stays on full.

Does the control know need to be repalced of the plate/thermostat element?

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#2 01-09-2007 12:33pm

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yes the regulator is broke (filament fused)-replace with new one

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