AEG Ovens - Page 2 - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

Humidity on the sensors, a possibility! Dry them with a hair dryer! B.R.

http://www.usersmanualguide.com/manuals/zanussi_aeg_electrolux_parkinson/U02457.pdf

Check the instruction book for setup. I think there is a procedure for startup. On my oven I have to press two buttons at once to get to the menu.

make sure clock is set to manual mode not automatic

Please look this picture from user manual. 8.5 Activating and deactivating 1. Press button "2" to activate the oven. 2. Repeatedly press button "3" to select the top or main oven. "A" - Top / Main oven indicator Shows which oven operates. Dado

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

why ask the blind this, find a appliance repair shop that does microwave ovens, and they look and tell you. we can't look, or touch it here in any text box. looking is big deal in the repair business and lots more.

top elements are one inner one for grill far outer for bake that element is probably shorted out

Bend back small lugs holding motor and twist

Issue most likely with defective electronic board component. Almost ALL models of home kettles are NOT designed to be user repairable. If under warranty, return for repair. If not, you can try opening the unit and looking for a solder gap or other obvious problem. Do you have the knowledge and diagnostic gauge to check the individual bits? My guess, it is a bad chip/resistor/sensor. Component replacement only cure.

Press 'p' and 'minus' (-) at the same time and hold for a few seconds. Should reset without issue.

Possible temperature probe problem or main control problem.

Burnt wire somewhere most likely or faulty receptacle. Being a built in unit will make it difficult to access

Repairmanual.com

yes you may have to redrill 1/8 inch. holes right near old ones.be sure you dont drill into anything