20 Most Recent DeLonghi DEBIGE 2440 Electric Double Oven Questions & Answers

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if the temp indicator light comes on and/or oven fan circulates then its most likely the heating element. if neither then its thermostat or selector switch...

If the fan is working o/k, and it it is an electric oven, then the oven element has probably failed.

It is usually located at the rear of the oven compartment behind a removeable cover.
Hopew this helps you.

Bake- Normal convection- both upper and lower heating elements.

Conv. Bake- Semi-forced convection- both upper and lower elements, heat is then distributed throughout the oven via the fan.

Broil- radiation- The heat is radiated by the ifrared broil element.

Broil & Fan- Radiation and Ventilation- The radiated heat from the infra-red broiling element is distributed throughout the oven via the fan.

We just moved in to a place that has this oven, if you use the setting with the fan with a circle round it, seems to get hot! Don't know what the other is for though!

Hope it helps!

Pete

yOU SHOULD NOT HAVE HEAT COMING FROM YOUR OVEN DOORS. MAKE SURE GASKETS ARE INTACT AND YOU OVENS ARE LEVEL.

I just installed one in my house. I found that when you start the lower (gas) oven you need to turn the dial all the way on to 500*, push the knob in (you should hear the igniters clicking), then even when you see flames coming out of the burner, continue the ignition for 10 to 15 seconds. It should continue to stay lit thereafter.

I had the very same problem. I slid the oven out of the wall about 6" or so, unplugged it, plugged it back in. It worked. I'm not sure if I jostled some connection, or if unplugging/repluging it in reset some sort of circuit fault.

It is probably and electrical service issue. If this is a North American unit, it uses two electrical circuits to provide power. You must find and reset the breakers and check that the wiring is operating as intended. Less likely: It could also be a manufacturing defect. DeLonghi uses screw compression connections on some products. Sometimes, they don't work well.

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The Thermocouple is in the flame of the pilot light and is connected to the main burner valve. It is a gas appliance and should only be worked on by a registered, gas certified technician. Yes, the oven has to come out unless there is a removeable panel at the front bottom edge. https://www.google.com/search?q=DeLonghi+DEBIG24+Thermocouple+replacement ..

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The thermostat is mechanical using pressure from a waxstat style sender and is not adjustable. I expect you are measuring with your probe in a different place to the sender unit; hence the differences.