How do I find the instructions manual for De Dietrich DOP705X Multifunction Plus Electric Built In Single Oven (DOP705X)

unplug it

My oven is DOP705X. It had the same problem on two occasions. First time it was simply the fan element. Second time I thought it was the element so replaced it again, but no fix. Turns out it was the relay for the fan element, it had got sooty and black. A quick clean of the contacts with emery paper and it was all working again. If the relay needs replacing, a new one is £2.88 from RS Components, but replacing it will require a spot of skillful soldering.

Hi,

I already explained, you need to replace the big 1.5uF Capacitor that
is reponsible for the voltage drop from 220V to about 10V. You need to
remove the timer controler module from the oven, in the meanwhile you
can shunt the 2 wires that usually are shunt by the relay, and then
buy a new capacitor and replace it with a soldering iron.

Good luck.

usally just snap out or may have to remove a couple screws, see attached pics

You can eother log a call with them on their customer service page:

http://www.dedietrich-heating.com/services/contact_our_customer_service

Or, the customer service rep in israel is:
Israel



MODCHEM Ltd. AGENCIES
Hararit - M.P. Misgav 20182
Israel

Phone +972-4-6782777
Fax +972-4-6782770
[email protected]

I have the manual that came with the cooker will this help?

Hi,
Before you go working too hard to get you oven to go into the self clean mode(self destruct)....check out this tip...

Self Cleaning Oven Problem
http://www.fixya.com/support/r3969401-self_cleaning_oven_problem

heatman101

" Wish I had read this first. I never would have used the self cleaning option. Thanks for the info!!

You need to replace the oven element, as this is what is causing the prob.
Please rate my solution.
Thanks.

The problem is due to a faulty door switch, this is part of the door lock mechanism. The reason is that the oven thinks the door is open , this puts on the light and stops some of the oven functions ie the fan the fan element and probably the bottom element.
The answer is to fit a new door lock mechanism.

the oven may be trying to protect itself because of a faulty device that says "I'm too hot". As electric clothes dryers have a thermal high temp limit switch to protect them, look for this device (may be 1 inch round with 2 wires connected) and replace it