Top 20 Bosch HBN 7052 GB Stainless Steel Electric Double Oven - Page 6 Questions & Answers

Bosch HBL5450UC information from Consumer Reports

www.consumerreports.org > ... > Ratings Consumer ReportsThis Bosch 30-inch electric wall oven has the following: ... We have had problems with it not working properly numerous times and have had it serviced directly ...

USUALLY LOCATED ALONG BACK WALL UNDER A METAL PLATE

Perhaps you can provide the model number so we can better assist you, such as helping your find the user manual.

Usually the screws keeping the wall oven in its space are through the sides of the oven. With doors open look on both sides for screws that go into the cabinets

YOU MAY NEED TO CLEAN IT AND OIL IT. YOU MAY NEED TO CHANGE THE BELT IF IT HAS ONE.

You may have some of the wiring that it exposed to metal. It nay be touching and turning it off. It may be slight and only does this when the oven is bumped. I don't understand when you say the oven and light is not turning on intermittently. It should not turn on intermittently to start with.

What bushing are you talking about?

It should turn off after a while. The fan is actually the cooling of the case, it runs longer if I have used a higher temp setting. If it does not stop after app. 20 min something is broken.

There are a few reasons for this. One is the most obvious and that is the child lock switch needs to be engaged to unlock.Some models call it panel lock. Turning the panel lock on and off: To turn the panel lock on, press and hold the Panel Lock key for four seconds. The Panel Lock symbol will appear in the display. To turn the panel lock off, press and hold the Panel Lock key for four seconds. The message in the display will disappear.

Bulb could be blown

We have an older Bosch Oven (maybe circa 2010), and the way to access the special settings is to hold down the "Temp" button for 2 seconds which reveals a hidden menu of goodies. I made two changes in there--changed it back to 12 hour instead of military time as well as disabled the annoying beeps every time you press a button. Manual is here: https://media3.bsh-group.com/Documents/9000369981_A.pdf

Here's the link to the manual page. Without the model number, I cannot give you the proper instructions but this page will tell you where to find your model number, then link you to the manual as well. Good luck! BOSCH Customer link: https://portalcn.bsh-partner.com/portal%28bD1kZSZjPTAwOQ==%29/PORTALFRAME.HTM

Hi, it won't cause your oven overheating by hanging loose. I think your thermostat is faulty. I don't suggest opening it to try and repair it yourself. If your tamper with the metal plates inside, your temperature will not be accurate as where you set it for 120 degrees Celcius or 248 fahrenheit it will meybe give you a true temperature of 220 degrees celcius or 428 fahrenheit which would be chaos. Rather rplace the complete thermostat unit.

Don't worry my wife does the same thing. Not sure if your talking about the range top or the baking potion. We'll assume the baking area. If your using cheap bakeware that could be part of the problem try using a different cake or loaf pan of heavy construction. Also you may try reducing your temp in 25 degree increments to see if your oven runs hot. Example buy 3 cheap frozen pizzas and if they say value at 400 try 375 , 350, and 325. If one of those temps gives the desired result assist accordingly and consider contracting Bosch customer service to inquire about how to fix thermostat errors.hope that helps I didn't have much to work with.

Here is one place to try http://www.appliancepartspros.com/ You can also contact a used appliance store a lot of them do Appliance repair and may even have one in the back.

check connections

Rusks? Coast? Need model number and a more detailed explanation.

It appears there is too much current (electricity) being drawn towards the element, seeing once you replaced it, it worked fine for 5 minutes and then tripped again...I believe the problems lies within the wiring going towards the element, or the thermostat that controls the amount of current coming towards the element. Instead of turning off at a desired temperature, its not and continuing to heat up to the point of tripping the fuse. Try replacing the thermostat.

The oven controls its temperature by using a thermostat sensor. In some ovens this is visible as a small bulb or tube on the inside about the size of a childs finger. Can you see it, has it been damaged? If on the bosch its not visible its still worth buying a new thermostat and dismantling the oven to fit the new one.

most likely loose connection on element or temp cont