Leisure levc66 fan does not work when we connected the cooker

I presume it is this part. The spares page says it had diagrams, but needs the serial number. You can ask them the location.

https://www.leisure-parts.co.uk/cooker-oven/eb10frx-7726786352/cooker-thermal-limiter-t133-16a/product.pl?pid=2207062&path=936833&model_ref=417607

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https://www.leisure-parts.co.uk/eb10frx-7726786352/catalogue.pl?path=936833&model_ref=417607

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You main 'fuse' is the breaker. It does have a thermal fuse, but that has a different function. Information and videos that may help, but in questions like this a full make and model number are needed.

https://www.google.com/search?q=leisure+cooker+with+2+ovens%2C+fuse

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Sounds like fan motor bearings have died. You can likely search for a new fan online.

Yes that is definitely a possibility

Hi Stella,

i am sorry for you, but you can forget repairing the timer.
You can replace it of course.
You do not need the timer to operate the oven.
For that you need to bypass the timer. The clock will stay working normally.
Although the 55 is smaller then the 110, the working of the clock should be the same.
Net link will give you more information and I hope you will fin the solution there.
Kind regards and a good weekend, Dik

Leisure Rangemaster 110 Electric Range Cooker How to bypass

Hello CAROL ROSA,

If it is NEW... TAKE IT BACK.

ELSE... (replace the fan).

Post the actual model number to see if
we need to look for 'parts' (USA) or "spares" (rest of the world)...

Together we can get this
'FIXED' (USA) or "sorted" (rest of the world)...

http://www.harveynorman.ie/home-appliances/cooking-appliances/range-cookers/leisure-gourmet-classic-oven-grb6cvr.html

Check for voltage at the element, could be a hi-limit thermostat or a failure at the control board.... You may find you are missing one leg (half) of the 240VAC required to power the elements

It would be fused to the house current most likely through a circuit breaker on your service box.

I had a similar problem when my new Leisure cooker was installed last December. The burners would light when I held the knobs in but when I let go the flame would go out. The engineer took off each of the burner knobs and stuck a small wad of aluminium foil between the inside of the knob and the contact on the front of the cooker - he said it's a design fault and the gap is just a bit too large for contact to be made reliably. This fixed the problem and I've had no trouble since.

Often these fan assisted type ovens have a safety that keeps th fan off if it believes the door is open. Look for uneven door closing or cracks in the door to frame closure. Is this a commercial convection oven?