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Question edited for clarity and toss in a load of CAPS.
Disconnect the element and the fan and check them both for continuity with a multimeter. If the circular element or the fan fails, nothing works, so it could be either.
First check and make sure you are not in Sabbath mode in the manual. if you are not in that mode then most likely your oven went over temp and the thermal fuse shorted out. You would need the fuse and most likely a temp sensor because it went over temp. I am not there to do tests but that is what is most likely.
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.
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