Hi, we've had a power outage and now can't get the oven to come on. the timer is flashing 00:00. we can't find the manual to re-set the timer. anybody got a manula? it's a neb oven, can't find a model name or number but purchased form B&Q about 4 years ago....

It sounds like the oven timer is set and it is waiting for you to set the start time. I tried to find a manual, I found one, but not sure if it is right. I am in Canada and this is a UK brand, so this link might work better for you.

https://www.google.com/search?q=new+world+g60m+oven+manual

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/733219/New-World-Built-In-Gas-Oven.html?page=10#manual

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First you have to set the clock to the correct time. Then you make sure the oven is set to Manual (NO Timer)

Does the rest of the oven work ok? Did the timer work OK before the outage? Is the oven under warranty? Was the power outage at your home only? Check with the manual to see if it addresses your problem, there may be a way to reset the system and then I would say that you would need to contact Westinghouse and explain the situation.

you will have to press the hand on your timer it needs to be set back on manual its on time cook you will hear it click back and your oven light will come on and heat read how to in the book that came with your oven

Hi.

After power cuts most ovens need resetting, for this reason 00:00 is flashing. The operation is described in the specific model's user manual. Most ovens reset either pressing or holding down for few seconds a Clear or On button, or holding down the main control knob.

Hi You need to set your clock If it is a digital timer you usually have to press 2 of the buttons on the bottom and once you see a change in the clock (usually it stops flashing) press the up or down button to set the time once the time is set you may need to push the manual button sometimes this button is identified by a hand regards Geoff Stove Recyclers WA

Hi -

I'm assuming this is an Omega/Creda Europa oven. All you need to do to make the oven work again is set the clock. The 0:00 and "AUTO" will stop flashing and the oven will work again. You didn't specify a model number, but you should be able to set the clock as follows:

1. Hold down the two buttons on the left-hand side under the clock display. One should have a symbol of a bell and the other, a symbol of a cookpot (not a cookpot and 'STOP').
2. While still holding both of these buttons, use the + and - buttons to set the clock to the correct time. The clock needs to be set in 24 hour format.

If this doesn't work, look for the buttons under the clock with the bell symbol and the cookpot symbol. Hold both of these buttons in and use the + and - buttons to set the clock.

If this doesn't work or your clock doesn't have these buttons, let me know and I'll check for other possible methods of setting the clock on Europa ovens. If you can find the model number it would assist me greatly. This should be on a sticker on the rim of the oven and can only be seen when the oven door is open - possibly at the bottom. The model number should be something like 40-1, 60-1 or 66-1.

If you can't find the model number, please let me know how many buttons there are in total below the clock and which symbols are written above each button and the order from left to right. I will then be able to provide the correct instructions for your oven.

Hope this helps.

Regards,
BElectric

Yes this could be the problem. If you can't set the timer to manual mode the oven will not work. Turn the oven to on so that when power goes to it you will see the oven indicator light come on. Play with the timer buttons until the oven indicator light comes on. If it won't work you probably need a new timer.

Hello,
Have you checked that the timer clock is set and not flashing,because the rest of the cooker will work after power outage but for the main/fan oven to work the clock needs resetting.

Hope this helps.