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Beko gas hob

McGrath5 · 2020-02-07 12:27:02

Hi Everyone, I have a 4 ring Beko gas hob, one of the rings will not stay on when I release the switch after igniting it. It is 5 years old, are these repairable or would I be better getting a new hob installed? Appreciate any advice.

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07-02-2020 1:27pm

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McGrath5

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Hi Everyone,

I have a 4 ring Beko gas hob, one of the rings will not stay on when I release the switch after igniting it.

It is 5 years old, are these repairable or would I be better getting a new hob installed?

Appreciate any advice.

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#2 16-02-2020 4:42pm
coylemj

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It sounds like a problem with the thermocouple heat sensor. You'll probably need an RGI to replace the part as it controls the flow of gas.

There is a list of thermocouple spare parts here, most of them are for ovens but there's a few for hobs....

https://www.espares.ie/search/ma927pt1863/cookers-and-hobs/thermocouples/beko

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