How to wire an AEG cooker

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

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

NO, these stoneware inserts are not meant for the high dry heat of conventional ovens. It will crack in the oven...use only in the crockpot!

If its a Rangemaster induction cooker, I had the same problem and its caused by a Loose or faulty PT sensor under the glass, you need a qualified engineer to rectify it.

You can download a repair manual from
http://www.espares.co.uk/parts/cooker-hoods/aeg/hc3360m/p/1091/143/0/476434
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Yes, either to keep the food warm or to continue cooking

Hi.
You need thermostat knob and main oven control knob.