When i turn oven on circit switch trips - Ovens

Can often be just the element in the oven that has gone faulty. Try disconnecting the element (usually can be done from inside the front of the oven), isolate the spade connectors and then turn on. If it doesnt trip then you know it is the element. £10 or so on ebay gets you a new one

Sometimes I had it where the lamp holder in the oven has a short and then welds the contact on the function switch. If you replace the complete lamp and holder and function switch for the oven. 3 time last year on bellings this happened. To try disconnect the two wire on the lamp holder then if it doesn't trip you no that's it make sure you turn the oven off and don't touch the wires together when u turn back on.

Likely the element is shorted in the main oven. The Calrod elements short usually at the bends and if the breaker doesn't trip they burn a hole in them and arc. You can USUALLY see a different discoloration at teh failure point. Check both upper and lower elements as preheat probably uses both. Use a dental mirror if necessary to see under and over. Use bright light.

Sounds to me to me like a direct short. Hot wire in unit could be touching part of unit. Oven switch if it has one or main board could be shorted. Oven will have to be pulled to check. Slimm possibility weak breaker.

If you were using the oven at the time it is likely that a short circuit occurred in the element causing the circuit breaker to trip. After switching it back on the oven wont work. You probably need to replace the element.
The switch may have tripped for another reason. If it did when you turned the power back on the electronic clock/timer generally reverts to the auto. function. You need to set the clock/timer back to manual so that the oven will work.

If it is a electric oven, then the chances are it is the oven element that is causing the problem.
What is probably happening is that as the element gets hotter, the insulation resistance is breaking down, and causing the trip to operate
Hope this helps.

HI. This code is an indication of a shorted upper door latch circuit. This could have be caused by a malfunctioning relay board.

The necessary actions are to gain access to the upper door latch assembly, and test the circuit with a meter. Use the procedure below.

Before repairs or further testing can begin you must disconnect the electricity at the fuse panel, at the circuit breaker panel, or by pulling the plug. Make sure the power is off before proceeding. Set the latch to the "clean" position and test for circuit continuity at the terminals of the switch with your VOM's ohmmeter function. If there is no continuity, the switch is faulty. Use caution when testing.

NOTE_ If the upper door latch switch passes the test, simply replace the relay board.

The timer is bad. The timer is a PC Board (Printed Circite) that operates the clock and oven. The stove top eyes are operated by their on switches and have nothing to do with the oven or pc board. Some of them are expensive but not difficult to replace.
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It might be that the breaker is overloaded and it's no longer supporting the load of all the appliances together.If you do not want to change your breaker you can still use your oven by switching off other appliances that is running while you are using the oven

it sounds like you have had bad insalltion caused by your element becoming open circit try replacing and this should solve your problem regards jason