Replacing electric oven thermostat-is it easy?
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I have a Homark oven and the thermostat has gone. I can get hold of the part but was wondering if the actually replacement would be an easy job? Advice much appreciated. Em |
Replacing electric oven thermostat-is it easy?
wrote in message oups.com... Hi I have a Homark oven and the thermostat has gone. I can get hold of the part but was wondering if the actually replacement would be an easy job? Advice much appreciated. Em In what way as the thermostat gone ? |
Replacing electric oven thermostat-is it easy?
The oven when turned on heats up and does not regulate, so it is
basically on or off! |
Replacing electric oven thermostat-is it easy?
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Replacing electric oven thermostat-is it easy?
On Fri, 17 Feb 2006 15:40:34 +0000, Grunff wrote:
It's difficult to answer your question, because it depends what tasks you consider easy/difficult. For instance, I would consider engine replacement in a car a fairly easy job, some wouldn't. Oh no you wouldn't! You'd be putting it off for months and months like everyone else! :) Engine replacement is a *simple* job but I wouldn't describe it as *easy*. Lots of scraped knuckle, sheared bolts and gritty oil to contend with. Imo there is a subtle difference between simple and easy. sponix |
Replacing electric oven thermostat-is it easy?
Hmm well it's not actually me that would be doing it! Friend loves diy
and is good at it. Does not sound too hard. Oven is built in so only tricky bit sounds like getting that out..take it there are some screws somewhere that enable it to slide out? Basically is ti fairly obvious what bits need to come out? any obvious errors or things not to do? |
Replacing electric oven thermostat-is it easy?
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Replacing electric oven thermostat-is it easy?
OK thanks. last question's is thethermostat at the front or the back of
the oven? and what does it looked like? |
Replacing electric oven thermostat-is it easy?
"Grunff" wrote in message ... wrote: Hmm well it's not actually me that would be doing it! Friend loves diy and is good at it. Does not sound too hard. Oven is built in so only tricky bit sounds like getting that out..take it there are some screws somewhere that enable it to slide out? Yes, screws. Usually accessed by opening the oven door. Basically is ti fairly obvious what bits need to come out? any obvious errors or things not to do? This is again totally subjective - I know some people to whom it would be completely obvious, and others who would simply stand there staring at it blankly. -- Grunff Make sure that you have something to put the oven onto when you slide it out. I know of a block of 65 flats where every oven is installed with a cable that doesn't allow it to come out and rest safely on the floor - another 4" would make life so much easier!! Peter |
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