Lofra Popular Questions, Answers, Tips & Manuals

Error 5 on a Tecno Lofra oven typically indicates a problem with the door lock. It could be caused by a faulty door lock mechanism or a wiring issue. To troubleshoot the issue, you can try resetting the oven by turning off the power to the unit for a few minutes and then turning it back on. If the error persists, it may require a professional technician to inspect and repair the door lock mechanism or wiring.

its demo your stove is in 'DEMO' -------manual in Italian and english -----can also get assistance from their web site also in manual--------https://www.usermanuals.au/lofra/fqs9tee/manual

The brand is specifically for the Italian market. We are in North America. There are two ways to attack this, but in my experience as a chef, is that buttons control lights or rotisserie. Here is the maker's contact page https://www.lofra.it/en/contatti/ unusual to find a Service Manual. Here is yours https://www.manualslib.com/manual/1394000/Lofra-Mxv66mfr.html#manual Here are pictures, find yours and zoom in https://www.google.com/search?q=Lofra+MX66GGI+gas&safe=off&rlz=1C1QJDB_enCA643CA644&sxsrf=ALeKk03cZ7XU8mboSRBINlI6oCAdCHQ0Jw:1620586560428&tbm=isch&source=iu&ictx=1&fir=z931l3ZUJsBr3M%252CduIp-XyY3xH9kM%252C_&vet=1&usg=AI4_-kQr-jS60hskvU_08SgifqgwgiuVMQ&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjg64uyo73wAhXRKs0KHbNlA_MQ9QF6BAgcEAE ..

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You’ll have to determine what’s causing that. Bent hinge or door latch maybe.

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Lofra seem to put out just one manual, covering service and use for all of their cookers. Includes Italian and English translation. Content doesn't appear to have changed much over the years, but I did find three versions- the latest on their website, and older versions in the Wayback Machine at archive.org. Rev 1.42, from 2016 (current) http://www.lofra.it/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/manualeITA_ING_a5_rev1.42.pdf Rev 1.39, from 2015 https://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.lofra.it:80/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/03201494_manualeITA_ING_a5_rev1.39.pdf Rev 1.29, from 2011 (filename in the .zip file says it's rev 1.30) https://web.archive.org/web/20111208161934/http://www.lofra.it:80/sites/default/files/manuali/manualeIT.zip

The same thing happened to my oven a few years, however there are two major differences: 1. I'm in the UK 2. It was an electric oven I don't know why it exploded, but they go with a heck of a bang, don't they! I lived way out in the middle of nowhere so turned to the internet, first armed with the model and serial number of the oven. I found a supplier online and had the replacement within a couple of days. Maybe you'll be able to find an online suppler in your part of the world. Good luck.

there usually is a unit at the back that is the ignitor i don't know on this model but it should have a fuse fitted to the igniter, its usually 3amp, check and see if it has blown this fuse. check it with another fuse and see if there is still a problem the fuse will blow if it gets a back feed. this could be form the switch that you push.

If you are in the United States, and are using an oven made specifically for this country, the normal amps of a circuit breaker in the electrical box would be 30. However, that is not the amount it uses, that is the lowest number you should install to be sure the oven works when turned on. The oven would use somewhere in the 20 amp range normally. Try to contact the company and ask them, by using the internet to search for that company or a dealer who might have that information. If you get the sales department of a dealership, they will not know. It will take an electrical technician to tell you, of you can find one. God bless your efforts.

Hi, I have checked across the web andd cannot find a manual , however the LOFRA website has a contact facility through which they will probably be happy to assist I have added a link to their on line enquiry form below

Behind the knobs for the right burners are 2 electrical switches that start the spark when you turn the knobs on. One of those switches is bad and stuck in the on position. You have to pull the knobs off and remove the trim behind the knobs to get to the switches.

Usually you just remove the cover if it has one, then unscrew it like any other light bulb. If its broken unplug the oven from the wall plug and carefully work the broken base loose. Pushing 1/2 a potato onto the broken parts of the bulb will help you to remove it. Just make sure the power to the stove is off!

On the door hinges move the little clip up on both hinges then you can lift the door of the stove don't forget to clip them back when you put the door back on Cheers Steve

ManualWhen page opens, scroll down below the pictured ovens and below on the left side under the "LOFRA Made in Italy" there is a downloadable pdf that is labeled Italiano and English Service Manual. Click it and either save it to your desktop or open it from the page. You will need winrar or some other program to open the zip file.

I had the same problem with my Lofra, I removed the cover on the bottom of the inside of the oven and then unscrewed the metal bit under that. Then I tested it again so I could see why it wasn't lighting up. Turns out the heat sensor was in between two flames and wasn't detecting that the gas was on. I wiggled things around a bit until it stared working, then put the cover back on. Now it works wonderfully. Now I just have to fix the timer.. It doesn't ring when it reaches the end. Hope this solution works for you guys.

hII have exactly the same problem and am trawling the internet to try and solve it. My oven is gas and I've had a qualified gas engineer who is a friend look at it - he tells us we need a new safety cut out device which is basically a long wire - but i cant find it.Have you had any luck????Judi

donatella.talpo@lofra get in touch with this lady, she is in Italy but she was brilliant.

Hi You need to check out the fuses and the power supply. Dont forget to check the power point as well.There seems to be no power supply to the unit.
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• You can turn the oven on to 450 degrees and this will clean the element real well.
• If you just want to clean it due to a spill or something to avoid stinking your home up then you can remove the little stabilizer brackets and the element will just pull towards you and out.
• Make sure it has completely cooled and then you can wipe the element part with a wet cloth. Don't submerse in water and avoid anything abrasive like SOS pads. Also avoid wetting the electrical contacts on the heating element.
• Let completely dry and re-install.
• Pretty easy really.
• Usually when the element fails it's time to replace it. So when you pull that bottom heating element out look for burnt spots or pitting on the contacts of the element. This is a clean indicator of the element needing replaced.

• Hope this helps and thank you for using FixYa.

Regards, Tony