Hi, hoping for help. We’ve moved into a rental and the lettering and numbers on our oven’s dials and buttons have worn off. See photo, it is an Ariston FB 86 IX AUS brand.

If you're unable to find a manual online and the numbers on the front dials of your Technik TKC 195/4 oven are rubbed off, you may want to consider reaching out to the manufacturer's customer support for assistance. They may be able to provide you with a replacement manual or offer guidance on how to operate the oven without the labeled dials. Alternatively, you could try to find a local repair technician who is familiar with the model and can help you identify the functions of the dials.

Prior answer by a trusted expert, Andrew Taylor, on FIXYA is no longer available at the link he posted. (https://www.fixya.com/support/t27007981-omepga_dw908_manual)

Unsure if the following free manual is for your dishwasher or not, as it has a brand name of Zanussi. You can add information using the Comment menu to reply or respond here. In searching the internet, using https://www.google.com, several searches suggested people could not locate an actual instruction manual on the manufacturer web site years ago.

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/607158/Zanussi-Dw-908.html

It needs a new thermostat, so contact the landlord. Sorry we are 4 years late answering this.

https://www.google.com/search?q=Blanco+BSO629+parts

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Sorry we do not have that information here, check with the maker of the oven.

The C03 error indicates that the timer button is stuck or not responding. Check if the buttons can move freely; you may need to remove the rubber cover by prying it up. If the buttons move freely, sometimes the error can be cleared by unplugging the oven (or turning the unit off at the circuit breaker) for several minutes (up to 30 minutes). Turn the power back on. Then press and hold the Timer button for more than 180 seconds (3 minutes). Some people have reset the timer by setting the function selector to "interior light on" instead of pressing and holding the timer button.

If none of these actions work, then the timer clock needs to be replaced. If you add a comment with the full model number of your oven, I may be able to give you the part number. NEFF doesn't list a B1322.1; there are several B1322N1 models. There will be addition numbers in the model number and there may be some extra letters as well. See http://www.neff.co.uk/store/spare-parts to get a picture of where the rating plate is for your unit. That will have the full model number.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

Can you tell us the make and model?

These appliances are apparently made by a company based in the United Arab Emirates (Dubai), and
the model number info you've given is actually part of an address in French ("7 Rue" = 7th street).

The URL below shows their supported model numbers and "features", which tell you how to use their
ovens - they currently list 11 models - you'll recognize yours by the 11 photos on their web site.

http://www.dedietrichappliances.ae/dubai/others/legal-information.html#/collections/oven/

Here is the manual for the Tecnika Oven
http://docs.google.com/fileview?id=0B8VBVp0MQQl6ZWU0ZWNlM2UtMDIzNi00NzM5LWE2ZWYtZDFhOTQ1YzY4MjE1&hl=en

OK I have just moved into an apartment with this model (SA 398 X/1) and was searching for a user guide (no luck yet).

Anyhow my apartment was owned by a bachelor and it looks as though he hardly used the oven so everything's still intact.

I'm in Australia and these numbers are in Celsius so I hope they work for you.

From top Right (starting at the 2 o'clock position) the four numbers going clockwise downwards are:

50
90
120
160

Then from the left side (starting at 7 o'clock position) going clockwise upwards:

200
230
250 - with dots arching above the 250

Hope this helps -

Jane

It looks like an S551X-5, I think the timer is a safety mechanism, maybe just set it to full when in use and turn it off when you finish.
Go to http://www.smeguk.com/KitchenStudioLine/Product/S551X-5.aspx to see features, etc.