Oven not switching on

Provided there is a space between the top of the oven and the hob, it should present no problem.
You will of course need a seperate plug outlet for hob

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It depends on the make and model, that number you quoted is for your slot in oven,the hob is a seperate unit.They could cost more than the hob is worth but if you get the model number and relog the question maybe we can help.

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If the fan is working in the oven, and it is electrically heated, then it will be a faulty oven element.
This is located at the rear of the oven behind a removeable cover.

Hi there..
I Just recently had the same problem, also with a diplomat gas oven..
The problem I found was down to a small resetable component under the main cover. ..
It took me ages to find the problem and I had taken the whole electical parts of the oven to bits before 'accidentaly' coming across this 'thermal switch' (located inside the main cover, at the top, behind the display module).. - to reset this there is a tiny red button between the connectors.. press this - and it should all be fine again... : One importnat note is that this may be tripping as a consequence of the fan not running or by my thinking not running on after the oven is switched off, leaving the casing to heat up and then trip this switch component.. - if this component is faulty it can be found in RS components or Farnell components.. look for Thermal swich manual reset part no: L100C 9082 470.

If it is a fan assisted oven, and the fan is working o/k, then I would suggest that you fit a new oven element, if the fan is not working, then you are going to have to investigate further.
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Had exactly the same problem and just had the samsung engineer out (as it was only 3 months old ) who replaced the thermostat. all is now working ok

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You will need to check the oven element, it probably needs replacing.
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It is correct. The exhaust fan comes on to exhaust any heat.
The oven fan is for more even baking.

Is the hob seperate from the oven? if it is then I suspect the problem is witb the oven, you need to check the supply to the oven to make sure you have got voltage, if you have then the prob is within the oven, and this could be one of several things
Some single ovens are sometimes plugged into a normal socket, in which case you need to check the fuse in the plug.
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