Cooker

Common issues with cookers & troubleshooting

1. Oven Not Heating

3. Faulty Igniter (Gas Cookers)

1. Oven Not Heating

1. Ensure the oven is plugged in and the circuit breaker hasn't tripped.

2. For electrical ovens, check for damage to the heating element.

3. For gas ovens, ensure the igniter is working properly.

4. Test the thermostat with an oven thermometer for accurate temperature readings.

5. If the problem persists, phone a professional for assistance.

2. Hob Not Heating

3. Faulty Igniter (Gas Cookers)

1. Oven Not Heating

1. Check the circuit breaker and reset if necessary.

2. For electric hobs, inspect the heating element for damage.

3. For gas hobs, ensure the burner ports are clean, and the igniter is functioning.

4. If the hob still isn’t heating, phone for professional assistance.

3. Faulty Igniter (Gas Cookers)

1. Clean the burner ports with a soft brush.

2. Check the igniter switch and ensure it’s connected properly.

3. If the igniter is faulty, phone for professional assistance.

4. Strange Noises or Smells

3. Faulty Igniter (Gas Cookers)

1. Turn off the cooker and inspect for loose components or debris.

2. If a gas smell is detected, immediately switch off the gas supply and ventilate the area.

3. Contact a qualified gas engineer for

gas-related issues.

4. If the noise continues, then phone for professional assistance.

5. Oven Door Issues

4. Strange Noises or Smells

6. Control Panel Issues

1. Inspect the hinges/door alignment for any issues.

2. Consider replacing worn hinges or adjusting the door alignment.

3. If the door seal is damaged, it will need replacing.

6. Control Panel Issues

4. Strange Noises or Smells

6. Control Panel Issues

1. Check the wiring connections to the control panel.

2. Ensure the timer is set correctly and not stuck on "auto".

3. If the control panel is faulty, a professional repair may be needed.

7. Uneven Cooking

1. Ensure the correct shelf positions are used for the selected temperatures.

2. Check for any damage to the heating elements.

3. If the oven has a fan, check for proper functioning and clean any obstructions.

HOW TO LOOK AFTER YOUR Cooker

Wipe Up Spills Immediately

Do not let food spills and splatters dry up on the cooker. You can clean them if the oven is warm as long as it is safe to touch.

Clean Oven Racks Regularly

Remove bits of food from the oven rack after every use to stop them from burning in and becoming harder to clean.

Use Baking Trays and Liners

These minimize the amount of mess made and make cleaning the oven floor easier.

Check Oven Door Seals

Check the rubber seals around the oven door for any damage. Damaged seals allow heat to escape, reducing door efficiency.

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Cookers

Common issues with cookers & troubleshooting

1. Oven Not Heating

3. Faulty Igniter (Gas Cookers)

1. Oven Not Heating

2. Hob Not Heating

3. Faulty Igniter (Gas Cookers)

1. Oven Not Heating

3. Faulty Igniter (Gas Cookers)

3. Faulty Igniter (Gas Cookers)

3. Faulty Igniter (Gas Cookers)

4. Strange Noises or Smells

4. Strange Noises or Smells

3. Faulty Igniter (Gas Cookers)

5. Oven Door Issues

4. Strange Noises or Smells

6. Control Panel Issues

6. Control Panel Issues

4. Strange Noises or Smells

6. Control Panel Issues

7. Uneven Cooking

7. Uneven Cooking

7. Uneven Cooking

HOW TO LOOK AFTER YOUR Cooker

Wipe Up Spills Immediately

Clean Oven Racks Regularly

Use Baking Trays and Liners

Check Oven Door Seals

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