De Dietrich Recent Questions, Troubleshooting Help & Support

Possible broken/bent door latch.

Question edited for clarity. Question moved from the brand 'Combi' to De Dietricht. If it is the microwave side that has failed, it needs a qualified technician to fix it. https://www.fixya.com/support/r29874712-repairing_microwave_ovens ..

This happened to me today too. I heard an intermittent beep (I thought it was some kind of "hot" alarm). Then the 2 hobs on the right stopped working. Looking at my consumer unit, the fuses didn't trip so I'm not sure what might have happened any guidance?

google it? or ask maker. actual https://search.brave.com/search?q=De+dietrich+UMP504J1%2F1++%2C++manual&source=web

Most magnetrons are the same just a different orientation for the fittings. You require a 1000W type 2M226. No idea where you are in the World so here's a start for you; https://www.sos-parts.com/magnetron-2m226-microwave-oven-brandt-de-dietrich-fagor-as0017655-51822.html

try changing it to 12 hour time instead of military 24 hr time

Probably the oven element. Do you have a multimeter to check it? The parts are here https://www.4de-dietrich.co.uk/dod788x-dod788x5/catalogue.pl?path=638296&model_ref=787777 ..

possible bad control board

Fixya had one suggestion a number of years ago: Quoting:

Jamie Nye

I took Brett's advice and went straight to the run capacitor, this was in a DeDietrich, showing d06 fault. Machine is fixed and running within 48 hours without leaving the kitchen, thanks Brett. Posted on Aug 20, 2016 http://www.fixya.com/support/t12442822-de_dietrich_d06 Quoting from a Dietrich dishwasher manual: "high pump flow fault" https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/1599/8433/files/DETRICH_DVH1150J.pdf

Unlike a lot of ovens, you can't unscrew the fan oven element from (at least some) we Dietrich ovens. Turn off electricity first!. Now open the oven and unscrew the cover from the back (4 screws). You can see the circular element. The 3 fixings can be seen but have to be unscrewed from the back. To do this, take out the oven from the cabinet (typically you undo a couple of screws near the top to do this) and pull it free. Then remove the rear metal casing. This requires a special screwdriver with a T10 head. You expose back of fan motor. The element is removed by disconnecting the two spare connectors, and unscrewing three nuts that are buried in insulation using a socket set. After removing nuts pull out element from the inside of the oven. Now you can replace the element by reversing the steps.

get a replacement from the service dealer spares or get a gas fitter to repair it

Try googling them and if you can't find anything in your country look for head office. also some appliances are re branded especially cheapie ones. It make take some time and using a variety of searches. you may have to get more specific or the opposite when googling. also ask the retailer where you bought it, they should have someone you or they can refer to.