20 Most Recent Belling XOU270 / XOU271 Electric Single Oven Questions & Answers

NEED NEW FAN OVEN ELEMENT THAT CAN BE FOUND HERE You need Element code AB20 on link belowhttp://cookerandovenelement.co.uk/bellingfanovenelement.htmlelement is located on back wall of oven you need to pull oven oven to remove the element element is held by two nuts from back and i screw from front

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hello gavin..... Usually, when an oven won't bake, it's because the bake element is burned out. The bake element is the black, pencil- thick tube at the bottom of the oven. When the oven heats, the element glows red. This element has an expected life-span of several years. It may last for only one; it may last for many more. When the element burns out, you need to replace it.

This is an inexpensive part and relatively easy to replace. Call your local appliance store to obtain the part and the instructions on how to install it. Joe

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Oven Problems Electric Oven is Heating Slowly or Poorly

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Yes the thermostat is the most likely problem, you can easily replace it.

Re:The oven stopped working so I replaced the oven element (ES101150) successfully. Now a year later the grill has stopped working so I replaced the grill element (ES548158).

The first success had been a lucky dip. before replacing an element you have to read Ohms at element, if reads infinity (open) replace it, if not, read volts coming from timer board.

Re:Now the fan, the oven, the light and the grill all don\'t work but the timer still works. Is there an internal fuse somewhere ?

There is no fuse. Depending on the country of use, the power cord may be fused, but if the timer is working, that is not the problem.

The grill element should be a double element in this model. Grab the old grill element and read Ohms, to find out if the old one was open. If one of the elements was open, then the element was bad. If it was not , then there was a different problem causing no heat. The circuit comes from timer board, passes through temperature sensor and powers fan and element. The job is done reading Ohms to find out if there is an open in wiring to grill, and if there is none, reading Volts at OEC (oven timer) contacts to find out if timer is working (timer is expensive).

Parts for this oven are scarcely available from third party, better ordering from manufacturer through the number listed on the owners manual.

If you cannot remove screws from inside oven compartment, then, yes, it will be neccescery for you to remove the oven from it's housing to gain access to the screws from the rear.

Nope- It's most likely the ignitor. Resistance should be above 4ohms. Accessible below drip pan. 40-75$ local app. parts store. Hope this helps- ED

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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If the fan is working o/k, then you needs to replace the oven element located at rear of oven compartment.
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More of a clarification request:
Is the oven remaining on all the time(oven light stays on)and the temp not going above 100 ,or is it going to 100 then switching off?

If this is a fan assisted oven, then there is no bottom element, only the fan element..
Remove the panel at the rear of the oven, there you will see the element, remove any screws that you can see and pull element towards you, disconnect the leads, don't loose them, and replace element.
If no screwws are visible then you will have to remove the oven from housing and do it all from the rear of the oven. Make sure power is off before you do anything.
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You need to replace the fan oven element.

turn power off to unit look at point were hard cable joins cooker uncover and check the bridges in the junction box are correct

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