Simpson wall oven 2001 wont turn off unless its turned to automatic.

Check the link

https://www.google.com/search?q=simpson+2002+thermaflow+wall+oven+dimensions

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Contact Simpson directly to inquire.

I recently helped a friend fix the oven in his secound home, turned out the timer was shot. But, in order to find this out, we had to pull the oven from the wall, and there was a wiring diagram in an envelope on the back of the oven. That is all that it took to figure out the problem.

4 burners. 540mm wide x 600mm. Oven is 1040mm high at rear and 890mm at front. Good condition. Only selling because I am upgrading.
Just to confirm is youre stove a Simpson Riviera ?
I hope this helps

sounds like the thermis to me

You need to change the "Simmerstat", take the model number to your local electrical parts supplier/parts counter at your local stove retail shop that sells Simpson stoves and ask for one for that model, make sure you get the right one for the position as some control a single element and some control dual elements.

*** TURN OFF THE WALL SWITCH AND ENSURE NO POWER IS APPLIED TO THE STOVE BEFORE PROCEEDING ****
Remove the upper back panel of the stove. Swap wire for wire of the old simmerstat to the new one, remove the knob from the old Simmerstat, undo the nut securing the simmerstat in the oven control panel and discard, fit new one, secure, fit knob, fit back panel, turn on wall switch and test.

Some countrys/states require registered electricians perform this task on electrical appliances so you must ensure you can do this legally before you start and take the relevant safety precautions and don't electrocute yourself.

The timer may think it is still in clean. The easiest way to try and fix this is to set another clean cycle and let it run all the way. Set it for the least amount of time that it will let you for example try a 15 minute clean cycle. Once it goes through it and turns off automatically it may release the lock, if not you will most likely need someone from service out.

I hope this helps

It sounds like you may have a faulty switch. Write down the appliance name and model number. Using your computer go to repairclinic.com you will be able to search for your switch. They are very reasonable on prices and give fast delivery. Hope this helps.

Check that one side of the 240 volt line has not failed.

Check with a voltmeter at the receptacle on the wall.

OFTEN the wires come loose in the wall receptacle because they are tight fit in the box. DO TURN OFF the breaker before removing the receptacle.

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