I have a Stoves 900DCa, it has cut out whilst cooking what can I do please?

The manual for the SEB600FP is available on the Stoves.co.uk product site: http://www.stoves.co.uk/products/cooking/built-in-ovens/seb600fp/ . Look on the lower right hand side of the page as you scroll down. The direct link is http://www.stoves.co.uk/media/549804/ST-SEB600FP.pdf .

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

Hi ebttw,

Yes they do, these cutouts are situated on the inside attached to the outer cavity of the stove.
If the outer cavity gets too hot, it cuts out power to the element (sometimes the whole stove) to prevent any damages. If the temperature then goes down, it then allows continuity to go through it again.

I'd suggest checking your temperatures with a digital thermometer (Can be purchased almost anywhere), it could be the start of a faulty Thermostat.

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JEDEMEYER1

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If the element and the indicator light both stopped working this suggests a problem with the power supply for the grill control. Either the grill control has no power going to it or it is faulty and requires replacement. If you are not sure what you are doing you'd better get a tech. to look at it, it can be fairly complicated for the untrained person.

No, there is no slow cook. The bottom oven works as a normal fan assisted oven and the top oven relies on elements concealed in the floor. The top oven takes a long time to warm up.

where can I get an manual for my stoves 900G combi oven

Phones Stoves help line and we are having a new thermostat

The element in the main oven switches on and off as it reaches the correct temp, this is supposed to happen, however, if you mean the oven is going off altogether, then I would suspect that it is overheating, and the safety stat is cutting the oven off.
Check to see if the top cooling fan is working o/k. because if it is not, then this will cause the prob.
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As this model is no longer current the best way to get one is directly from Stoves. Contact details are at the following Stoves Page

http://www.stoves.co.uk/Contact-Us.aspx

When you look at the glass lamp covers (lenses), you will see a little raised section either at the front or back of the lense, depending how the lense was replaced previously. You need to put the largest screwdriver blade you can under the lip and turn it slightly. The cover should move and then ease the screwdriver round the lense until the lense comes clear.
Note. Cooking gunge may may this action difficult as it will cause the lense to stick and also when you replace the lense, you will see on the inside of it there is a moulding cut away to clear the bulb. Make sure when the lense is replaced, the recess is positioned so that it clears the bulb. Whilst you have the lenses out, use the Lakeland brush on oven cleaner to give them a good clean. The end result makes a difference!

Try holding 2 buttons at a time and whilst doing so, press the button with time on it or clock face, or just keep trying different buttons until myou get the right combination, stick with it you will get it to go.