Hi, I have a Univa E600 oven in my home which had sadly had all it's settings rubbed off before I moved in (it's old). Is there anywhere I can see just a picture of it so that I can try to make mine usable with a permanent marker or similar? Thanks so much! Karen

Unfortunately that error is not listed anywhere.

As it is also a microwave oven, it need to be fixed professionally.

https://www.google.com/search?q=NEFF+combination+oven+microwave+error+E1+15

This is what Neff say. I am pleased they just asked me for my Feedback, so I can tell them what I really think of their website help. :>D

https://www.neff-home.com/uk/service/support/ovens/error-codes

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Maybe you can take a good picture of it and contact whirlpool??
Or IKEA?? Maybe they'll have records of the previous owner or the address of the installation ??

possible not a fuse but a blown element. check it out

Make and model will usually be on a label plate on the back of the unit.
With the age of the unit and unlikely availability of spares you may be better to look for a new unit. Cheers, Dan

if its heating at all then its a primary control problem if there is no heating of food at all then the magnatron has birned out and needs replacing the part is worth more then the whole microwave replace the microwave



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Hi,

Here is a tip that will help you to figure out what is wrong with your Microwave Oven....

Basic Microwave Oven Troubleshooting Tips

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Hi,

Scratches and bare spots are fairly common, but should be addressed as soon as they arise so the corrosion will not spread and arcing does not occur.

Unplug the power cord and remove the turntable and the support that is under the turntable. Clean the surface of the support wheels or any other part that rubs on the oven cavity.

Take some mild sanding cloth or scotchbright and clean the bare and rusted areas in the microwave. Use appliance touch up paint to re-coat the surface. You can find the touch up at most anywhere that sells appliances, it comes in a plastic bottle similar in appearance to fingernail polish, yes it does have a brush inside.

Let it dry per the instructions on the bottle or 24 hours if not specified.

Per se there is no real adjustment, but the linkage that holds the two nylon hooks on the door in may need to be lubricated with some lithium grease made for nylon or neoprene parts. The sliding neoprene part that holds the hooks in place is not sliding all the way down into position. That part once you take the cover off is right up against the right front hand side of your microwave exactly inline with the two hooks and next to the control panel assembly. Take the cover off and manually opening and closing the door you will see how that part moves up and down to release and secure the door in place. You will be able to see where to apply the lubricant which should be anywhere two or more nylon or neoprene parts rub against one another. Let me know how it goes or if you need more guidance.

yes its possible