Belling oven is no longer heating, fan and light are both on but it is not heating

harry999 · 21-11-2017 4:51pm #1

Any ideas ? It is 4/5 years old - do I need to replace ? Thanks

harry999 · 21-11-2017 4:51pm

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AMCCORK · 21-11-2017 4:53pm

I would imagine it is the element. Happened to my oven and I googled and found a youtube video showing how to replace. It cost about €30 for the element and took about ten minutes to put it in.

kopkidda · 21-11-2017 5:19pm

If doing the above be very careful, you don't want an electric shock from an oven!!

bonzodog2 · 21-11-2017 5:32pm

I changed an element on a fan oven a few months back. 4 screws to remove a plate (may be corrosion due to heat), 3-5 to secure the element. Pull it out and there's 2 push-on spade connectors to the element.
Turn off the cooker switch and the circuit breaker to make doubly sure.
Element was about €30
If you have a multimeter, the good element was about 300-400 ohms

Bruthal · 21-11-2017 7:35pm

bonzodog2 wrote: »

If you have a multimeter, the good element was about 300-400 ohms

That sounds too high.

bonzodog2 · 21-11-2017 8:08pm

Bruthal wrote: »

That sounds too high.

If it fails its prob going to be open circuit, i.e way higher. Memory may faulty as to the exact figure

Bruthal · 21-11-2017 8:16pm

bonzodog2 wrote: »

If it fails its prob going to be open circuit, i.e way higher. Memory may faulty as to the exact figure

Yes its about 26 ohms for a 2000 watt element. Around 22 ohms for a 2400 watt one. If the element is gone, it will be a much higher reading, or usually reading OL with the element gone open circuit.

harry999 · 26-11-2017 1:00pm

Thks for replies - where would I buy an element for this in dublin ? please describe how I go about replacing it ? Do I need to take the oven out of press ? if I open oven door are there screws there which I open to replace element ? Thks

harry999 · 27-11-2017 9:48am

Would I be better off replacing whole oven or is it that easy to buy/replace element ? Thks

AMCCORK · 27-11-2017 10:02am

I’m not sure where in Dublin if you google appliance repair shop thy prob have parts. I found a video on you tube. You make sure electricity is off preferably at the use board. There are a few screws to take out the cover of the element Inside the oven at the back then two brackets holding element in I took out old one in ten mins took it to the shop and they gave me the right one and it took another ten mins to put it in when I came home. It is an easy job. Element cost around €30. There are loads of videos on YouTube showing how to do it.

depadz · 27-11-2017 10:16am

harry999 wrote: »

Thks for replies - where would I buy an element for this in dublin ? please describe how I go about replacing it ? Do I need to take the oven out of press ? if I open oven door are there screws there which I open to replace element ? Thks

Recommend this crowd.

https://www.spareparts.ie/shop/shop/Fan-Oven.6/Belling-m2?layout=grid

harry999 · 27-11-2017 10:47am

Would I get the element in currys of DID electrical ?

bonzodog2 · 27-11-2017 11:19am

depadz wrote: »

Recommend this crowd.

https://www.spareparts.ie/shop/shop/Fan-Oven.6/Belling-m2?layout=grid

They are here
https://www.google.ie/maps/place/Spare+Parts+Centre+Ltd/@53.3575546,-6.284079,14z/data=!4m5!3m4!1s0x48670e80b10566b1:0x2aaa67d08b26d24a!8m2!3d53.3567862!4d-6.2675995

kopkidda · 27-11-2017 11:30am

harry999 wrote: »

Would I get the element in currys of DID electrical ?

In fairness you sound like you haven't a clue how to go about fixing this, the last thing you want to do is get an electric shock from an oven!!

If I was you I would either get someone to fix it for you or get a new one, fitted by the supplier. Better safe then sorry.

dodzy · 27-11-2017 12:22pm

kopkidda wrote: »

In fairness you sound like you haven't a clue how to go about fixing this, the last thing you want to do is get an electric shock from an oven!!

If I was you I would either get someone to fix it for you or get a new one, fitted by the supplier. Better safe then sorry.

If you kill the power, you won't get a shock. They're a simple fix, so no point in scaremongering. OP, ensure you get the correct element to match the model number of the over (usually fount on the inside door sill or rear of unit). They cost in the region of £30 or thereabouts. Most likely the culprit, and definitely worth a DIY repair attempt.

Plenty of YT instructional videos if you are unsure.

kopkidda · 27-11-2017 12:48pm

dodzy wrote: »

If you kill the power, you won't get a shock. They're a simple fix, so no point in scaremongering. OP, ensure you get the correct element to match the model number of the over (usually fount on the inside door sill or rear of unit). They cost in the region of £30 or thereabouts. Most likely the culprit, and definitely worth a DIY repair attempt.

Plenty of YT instructional videos if you are unsure.

Its a matter of opinions and going by the ops posts I think it is not beyond the realm of possiblities that he/she mightn't have the know how to complete the task without causing themselves injury, simple as that really. Far from scaremongering as you put it!

bonzodog2 · 27-11-2017 1:25pm

It's seriously no harder or dangerous than changing a plug, given that you turn off the power.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iOZZo8P1z9M

harry999 · 01-12-2017 7:43am

Hi

spareparts shop is closed sat & sunday - is there anywhere else around D 15 that I could buy this oven element ? Thks

dodzy · 01-12-2017 11:57am

harry999 wrote: »

Hi

spareparts shop is closed sat & sunday - is there anywhere else around D 15 that I could buy this oven element ? Thks

Spare Parts Centre Ltd - 24 / 25 Blessington street
01-8307775

They're open today but you will need the model number. Ring them to make sure they have it. Not D15, but the best I can do !

harry999 · 07-06-2019 4:37pm

Has this place closed down They are here
https://www.google.ie/maps/place/Spa...2!4d-6.2675995

anybody know a place to get part for oven ? Thks

Shaunoc · 07-06-2019 5:51pm

You have no luck with appliances. Consider becoming Amish

harry999 · 08-06-2019 11:15am

Has this place closed down They are here
https://www.google.ie/maps/place/Spa...2!4d-6.2675995

I called to spareparts above yesterday - it closed and now a tea shop there..

Any know where I can get part for oven ? Thanks

Spocker · 08-06-2019 11:23am

harry999 wrote: »

Has this place closed down They are here
https://www.google.ie/maps/place/Spa...2!4d-6.2675995

I called to spareparts above yesterday - it closed and now a tea shop there..

Any know where I can get part for oven ? Thanks

Maybe try here: https://www.buy-spares.ie/cooker-oven/belling/catalogue.pl?path=462784:496321,112737:462787

Speedsie · 08-06-2019 11:50am

harry999 wrote: »

Has this place closed down They are here
https://www.google.ie/maps/place/Spa...2!4d-6.2675995

I called to spareparts above yesterday - it closed and now a tea shop there..

Any know where I can get part for oven ? Thanks

http://dublinelectricalwholesalers.ie/ on the NCR will be able to help as well.

Belling oven is no longer heating, fan and light are both on but it is not heating

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