Moffat turbo oven not receiving power, is there a reset button to recitfy this

I reckon your oven is a MoffAt, rather than a MoffEt, so I edited it. Fixed the typos as well.

The 'let's try replacing this' form or repair seldom works. You can't work on "I feel like there was a power surge". There either was or there wasn't. Phone your utility company and ask them. They have to tell you. Then you get out your digital multimeter and you check the transformer for both Input voltage and output voltage. Or, you just phone an appliance repairer.

Check the oven fuse. If that's OK, unplug it from the power supply. Remove the screws holding the element to the oven and pull it carefully back away from the oven wall. Connect your VOM test leads to the 2 terminals (meter set to at least 250Vac). Make sure the leads are not touching any metal parts of the oven and they are not touching the element. Plug oven in and turn the oven on. Do not touch the oven during testing. Reading 220 - 250 Vac power is OK. Element is bad. Reading lower then 220 or none at all no power getting to element, need more testing to find the problem. Be careful, and use common sense when working with and around electricity.

Try turning the mains supply off and it will probably reset everything.

Try this site. http://www.moffat.co.nz/Catalogue/SalesPDF/E25.pdf

If this isn't it let me know and I will keep searching. Hope this helps.

Can you please provide a Model number. Moffat has a huge appliance line. I do realize this can also either be a gas or electric oven. Possibly E32MS/2 or G32MS/A25 as a model number. Thanks

Sounds to me like the oven thermostat has gone.

check your breaker