I have an AEG cooker but the marking around the cooker knobs have

Question edited for clarity.

Check out the videos. It does depend on the model.

https://www.google.com/search?q=AEG+Induction+Cooker.+Replacing+the+bottom+element

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it could or a short in wiring ---circuit need a meter and test the system

Hello -

Please double check for the model number. It will probably be on a small metal plaque on an edge of the oven door, along the outer edge of the oven opening, or in the oven interior. It could also be on the top of the oven and covered by cabinetry.

Undo the screws that hold the oven in and slide it out 6 inches. You may then find the metal plaque on the top of the oven. You may need the help of another person when you try to pull the oven out, so that the oven does not tilt forward and fall to the floor.

You MAY be able to identify your model of Diplomat oven from one of the images of Diplomat oven control panels here:
https://manuall.co.uk/diplomat-select-620-oven/
Page 6 (PDF document image 7). Note: Use the + icon to enlarge the image.

You may find the image of Diplomat oven knob markings here helpful:
https://www.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/forums/forum/public-support-forums/help-and-support/cooker-and-oven-forum/61498-diplomat-adp4890
Scroll down that page to the post dated 14-12-14 from pslewis333 to see the image.

Once you know which model of Diplomat oven you have, you may be able to find and purchase decals with the proper knob markings for your oven so that you can affix the decals around your oven knobs. Or, you could use heat resistant paint and a small, pointed paint brush to paint the markings on your oven. With either option, I suggest you seal the markings with a heat resistant clear sealant so that cleaning / scrubbing will not erase the markings.

Best wishes.

Lots of videos on Youtube showed me how to fix my new AEG Competence hinges.

Many people have had faulty AEG cookers. I would return it if i were you and get something else

Which model do you have? For the AEG Competence B9820, you toggle the Child Lock on and off by pressing and holding the Selection Clock and - buttons simultaneously until the Child Lock changes state. See https://www.manualslib.com/manual/611343/Aeg-Competence-B9820-4.html?page=45 . For the BE7314401, press clock and down arrows for ~2 seconds until you hear a chime and the lock turns on or off. https://www.manualslib.com/manual/444474/Aeg-Be7314401.html?page=22 has the details.

Please add a comment with the model number for direction specific to your oven. I will attempt to determine if there is a different combination to enable or disable the child lock feature. Note: at least one AEG microwave/grill uses Press "Micro+Grill" once. Then press "Clear/Stop" 5 times to toggle the child lock on and off.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

Please send me a high res picture of oven dial as mine has worn off and i dont know whats whars

This has also happened on mine so I have no idea on temperatures. Did you manage to get a photograph of the front of the cooker?

It's either the thermostat / switch or the timer unit. Make sure the timer was not set to have turned off the grill first
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http://www.espares.co.uk/part/cookers-and-hobs/thermostats/aeg/p/1604/143/0/0/1061574/top-oven-thermostat.html

hi if you contact tecnic should be in the manual they should be able to supply you with a new facia for the cooker good luck.