Leisure Kitchen Ranges - Answered Questions & Fixed Issues

Question edited for clarity, wrong version of duel/dual. Please always include full make model details. That will be the clock if it is an analogue electric clock.. It needs lubrication. Or if it has a rotisserie function, the rotisserie motor is running Or if the dual fuel is pellets, the auger is squeaking. It is all guesses without make model details, but you get the idea. ..

If it's as old as ours the holes the hinge pins locate in have enlarged over time. This makes them sloppy. If you lift the door, is there a lot of up n down movement. Not closing properly will make the coven less efficient. I'm in the process of researching the parts required before Xmas. So we don't have a cooker failure on the big day??

I have the same problem. I think there is a plate with threaded holes behind the panel that the screws screw into, and this plate falls when you remove all 3 screws. But I cannot see any way of getting behind the panel to retrieve this plate. Help!

You main 'fuse' is the breaker. It does have a thermal fuse, but that has a different function. Information and videos that may help, but in questions like this a full make and model number are needed. https://www.google.com/search?q=leisure+cooker+with+2+ovens%2C+fuse ..

The fuse is in your consumer unit. There is no fuse in the cooker itself.

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I believe all ovens cook differently i bought a professional davor unit and found things were cooking quicker then they should have. I kind of got use to it. I started using thermometers to keep a check on things. Found out they were cooking 10 minutes sooner. I set my timer 10 minute before and 99 % of the time their done. I had call a dacor technician come in and said there was nothing wrong with the unit.

Sounds like fan motor bearings have died. You can likely search for a new fan online.

Replace clock / control

would be a safe action as hoses perish and leak if the smell persists get in a gas fitter with a sniffer meter to find the leak

Check for voltage at the element, could be a hi-limit thermostat or a failure at the control board.... You may find you are missing one leg (half) of the 240VAC required to power the elements

order a new piezoelectric sparker by model number.

HI CHEEK THE BATERY

yes your doing fine, usually heating element are sturdy and seldom busted. try to follow the wiring inside and locate the thermal fuse that is installed inline with the wiring,have it replaced

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Oven heater element has died. Get the serial numbers etc off the plate on the back or the handbook, go online to appliance spares sites and see if they carry an element. If you don't know how, get a good DIYer or appliance tech to change it. You could get them to check the element for continuity first?

You'll need to disconnect the gas to that oven and take it out so you can disassemble it to get those hinge brackets back.

Try hooking the plate with a piece of wire and pull it close to the hole's,then get a strong magnet and put next to the screw holes,it might hold the plate till you get the screws started.

These are tricky, first remove all burners trivets knobs etc so there is nothing at all left on the glass top then you will need two small screwdrivers gently using them like tyre levers work around the edge and it will usually just lift off, when replacing it make sure that everything is lined up properly.

Bake relais inoperative. Replace clock. ( EOC)