Belling Ovens - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

turn power off to unit look at point were hard cable joins cooker uncover and check the bridges in the junction box are correct

Hey Kevin, thank you for the question. Can you please provide us with your model number, we will assist you better.

during cycling see if voltage to ignitor

Press the timer button once.

possible low gas pressure or blocked burner tube if electric possible bad heating element

There is always the possibility that the replacement thermostat has failed.

Question edited for clarity. Yes, normally you remove the door for ease of access, then remove the shelves and access the element from the front. Then undo the fixing screws and pull the element forward. The contacts have enough wire you can pull the element forward to undo the electrical contacts. Make sure the power is OFF! See the videos. https://www.google.com/search?q=belling+classic+110dft+replace+element ..

ever try asking BELLING directly or even perhaps GOOGLE.com

Check if the timer is set? If that is okay, a failed element is the most likely cause. Disconnect the leads and check continuity with a test meter. Belling Oven is Not Heating Up You can test whether your Belling oven is heating up correctly by turning the oven on, setting the temperature and letting it sit for five minutes. If the oven cavity is not hot when you open the door, it is likely that your oven element is broken.

Belling Oven Not Working? Here's How To Fix it

Unfortunately, Induction hobs on domestic cookers have always been a problem. A single, one ring catering hob is $1,200 and is expected to last 2 years in an industrial environment. There are two videos here, but I reckon you will need a service call. https://www.google.com/search?safe=off&rlz=1C1QJDB_enCA643CA644&sxsrf=ALeKk01r2k0Xw_ZCF69PXpLMkc_N2QzdIQ%3A1608069741109&ei=bTLZX5KRBtfRtQb9wp6IBQ&q=belling+induction+hob+e5+error+code ..

One of the prime causes of your electric oven cutting out is the thermostat, this is a safety procedure that will protect your oven from getting too hot. ... The only real way to solve this problem is to replace the thermostat to ensure your oven doesn't heat up too much. https://www.repairaid.co.uk/oven-repairs/my-electric-oven-cuts/

Your oven must be fairly level for the fan not to make a noise.

Check for short to ground or for no resistance on heating element with DVM "Digital Meter" If meter is not available try this - With circuit breaker turned off disconnect wires to bottom heating element - put caps on wires or otherwise islotate the connections from any metal. Turn breaker back on and adjust temp on oven if RCD does not trip then the element is bad "Shorted" replace element. Element can be shorted to ground or shorted internally. Additional information at this link "https://www.6ya.com/philip_b05beb373d913f26"

Try asking the website of Belling under support

Request directly from manufacturer

you net to replace it

open the door and readjust them using a philips head screw driver.....

get in a gas fitter as there is a burner problem probably best if you junk it and get a new unit much safer with gas units