Hi is it possible to bypass the time clock on a neff integrated single oven B1120w0 GB/01? thanks mike

Info plate is visible when door is full open, below oven bottom lip.
GB-1031.11PCSG 1031-2 195.306923 6803 44/28
Press the 2nd and 3rd buttons from the left and hold. Press the far right button to pop it out, then turn to the time you want, it is a 24 hr clock. Release 2nd and 3rd buttons and press pop-out button in so it is out of the way. KH.

Part number is 289510, I have checked with Neff and unfortunately is is no longer available. The part was 230 quid!!! and that was just for the front portion as the fascia comes in three parts. I have added the link so you can check yourself, just enter B1262W0GB/01 in the search box and click on Page 2

http://www.neff-eshop.com/eshop/neff/gb/sparepartsearch1.htm

It's available on the Neff website. https://portal.bsh-partner.com/portal(bD1kZSZjPTAwOQ==)/PORTALFRAME.HTM

the chid lock is activated!! how did you manage to do that accidentally??? the instruction manual tells you how to disable it from memory it is turning the oven mode selector switch 3 times beetween the light position and off quickly.

if you have power to oven but the clock is not working it sounds like overvoltage has damaged the clock if clock will reset and you can set the time oven will work.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/tw4yv3dvf56eje4/Neff-GB-1057-LHCS-OvenManual.pdf

Press the left button 4 times, this takes you to the time which is now flashing and can be changed with the right button. once set, leave it and it will just work from there (i.e stop flashing etc)

press the two arrow buttons in at the same time as turning the pop out knob

Press the fourth button from the left (that looks like a tick) then turnthe knob to the right of it to set time as required

check you have power at the clock - the clock terminals not the relay. if not, there is a cut-out stat in the back. check this is still ok. if there is power at the clock then the clock itself may be faulty. you can bypass the clock by joining the terminals to the clock relay and get the oven going this way. another common source of problems is the terminal block where mains comes in and is distributed. these terminal blocks often burn out.