Hi My Arrow Electric Fan Oven Model (FOHCE A0900). The Oven Has a combined
Oven And Grill. The Grill works okay, The Oven doesn't work, The thermostat
makes a click when turning on.

Any ides where to start looking, Could it have any fuses apart from the main
fuse in the plug,

Thanks in advance

Darren

Darren Forward darren"@"forward"."e7even"."com wrote:
Hi My Arrow Electric Fan Oven Model (FOHCE A0900). The Oven Has a combined
Oven And Grill. The Grill works okay, The Oven doesn't work, The thermostat
makes a click when turning on.

Any ides where to start looking, Could it have any fuses apart from the main
fuse in the plug,

Yes.
It's also possible (I'd say likely) that if the oven uses a solid-state
switch rather than a relay, that that's what's gone.

On Tue, 28 Dec 2004 19:25:54 -0000, "Darren Forward"
darren"@"forward"."e7even"."com wrote:

Hi My Arrow Electric Fan Oven Model (FOHCE A0900). The Oven Has a combined
Oven And Grill. The Grill works okay, The Oven doesn't work, The thermostat
makes a click when turning on.

Any ides where to start looking,

The timeswitch.

Reset the clock and make sure it's working normally and you don't have a
delay time set.

If all else fails RTFM.

This happens to us *Every Time* we get a power cut. :-(

DG

On 28 Dec 2004 20:07:11 GMT, Ian Stirling
strung together this:

Any ides where to start looking, Could it have any fuses apart from the main
fuse in the plug,

Yes.

Er, no. If the plug fuse had gone nothing would work. Fuses don't let
a bit of electricity through for the grill only but not the oven.

I'll let you off as I'm sure it's an oversight.
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Lurch wrote:
On 28 Dec 2004 20:07:11 GMT, Ian Stirling
strung together this:

Any ides where to start looking, Could it have any fuses apart from the main
fuse in the plug,

Yes.

Er, no. If the plug fuse had gone nothing would work. Fuses don't let
a bit of electricity through for the grill only but not the oven.

I'll let you off as I'm sure it's an oversight.

It's not.
It's quite possible for there to be a fuse after the mains fuse.

On 30 Dec 2004 12:35:32 GMT, Ian Stirling
strung together this:

It's quite possible for there to be a fuse after the mains fuse.

If I read the post correctly to start with I wouldn't have replied, ah
well.

As you were.......
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