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The E218 error indicates a problem with the lower cooling fan. The fan could be moving too slowly or too fast. There may be something blocking the fan or a damaged wire providing the wrong feedback to the control board.
You can try resetting the error by disconnecting the power for 5 minutes or so. Turning off the power with the appropriate circuit breaker is the easiest option. Then check what happens when you start the oven again. If the problem recurs, then you need to check the wiring and for anything interfering with the fan circulation. The Hall Effect sensor should also be checked. Most often the fan needs to be replaced.
Please add a comment with the model number of the appliance for specifics for your oven.
It sounds as though the fan is gummed up (a technical expression). Maybe a little fat has splashed on the fan and it's congealed. Try spraying the fan with a little WD40 (dab it off after about a minute) and run the oven until there is no lingering smell of the lubricant.
Hi you will to have a tester , start off by checking power at the outlet , if you have the 220 volts then we need to check the elements inside the oven, you may a have a bad element and a bad fan , after checking power get bacl to me , also need model number and serial number
Sounds like the fan motor has failed altogether, and as a result the oven element has probably blown again due to overheating of the element.A ew fan and element is more than likely going to be needed to correct the problem.
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it is the cooling fan if you have already replaced the thermal fuse on the back then replace the fan also shop around that price for the fan sounds high
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