20 Most Recent Rangemaster Toledo 110 (Dual Fuel) Dual Fuel (Electric and Gas) Kitchen Range - Page 2 Questions & Answers

Hi Sally

I havd exactly the same problem. I contacted Rangemaster/Aga support line (0845 603 5312 if in warranty, 0870 789 5107 if not) and they told me the heating element was shot.

My cooker is 2 1/2 years old, so out of warranty, but they were good enough to send me a new cooker top (top left hand side only of course) free of charge!!!, I just have to get it fitted.

You have to replace the whole left hand side of the cooker top too - the burner that the wok goes on!

Good luck

Hold down two left hand buttons together for a long time. that should do it.

Sounds like a problem to me. Check your oven door gasket to make sure it's intact and also that the oven door is closing completely when this overheating occurs. Although some heat will rise, it shouldn't become "burning hot".

After removing the cover, it should be obvious that one of the pulley's has an adjustment (could be the motor that drives the fan itself) to allow removal and refitting the belt, otherwise there will be a tensioner pulley that has to be released to remove and replace the belt.

I presume it is gas powered? They are available in all sorts of dual fuel variations. When you operate one element all the igniters spark. It sound like the igniter switch for the oven need adjusting. They normally operate on a cam so when you turn the control knob, the cam lobe runs up onto the micro-switch and then off it again creating a ignition spark on the way. It is a gas appliance, so call for service. Various other suggestions here https://www.google.com/search?q=Rangemaster+Professional%2B+oven+igniter+keeps+clicking ..

Remove the flame spreaders and rings from the 3 rings you use the most, including the faulty one. Put them in a large pan cold water, add a teaspoon of dish liquid and slowly bring to a simmer. As soon as it want to boil over, blow on it and turn the heat off. Leave it to cool. Scrub with a plastic pot brush making particular attention to the holes. You had a blocked one which is the one that directs the gas to the spark igniter. Rinse and dry them, and replace to the hobs.

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The thermocouple needs replacing. That is what tells the main gas valve to open when you turn the knob.

Video help here, just in case you never managed it back in November 2018 :>D

Question edited for clarity and spelling of Model Range 'Tecnik' with a 'c'. Just lay it back over. Its purpose is the stop the back panel getting hot and to keep heat in the oven cavity. https://www.fixya.com/support/t779759-tecnik_tkc_1285_access_fan_element and https://www.google.com/search?q=tecnik+tkc1285+replace+oven+insulation Same for any oven make ..

Ands like a thermostat or thermal fuse issue.

possible control board

check and test thermocouple

If the LPG cylinders have the correct pressure regulator, no need to use an extra one but any regulator must be set to the correct pressure or removed.

Faulty thermocouple, suggest you get it replaced.

Its the spark box repeating check the elcrtode is not damaged /cracked . if not it sound slike a faulty box

Bolcked injectors and blocked burner jets . I would also check and see if you have a valve on the that might be not be fully on . All points to lack of gas pressure I would also check the reg on your tank or bottle .

The thernocoiple works off the saftey device .so if its shutting off the coming back on then the fault is with the saftey valve letting gas pass in the off postion . Check with range master to see if there is a recall on this model . or ask for a replacment stove .

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