20 Most Recent Zanussi ZHQ575 Electric Double Oven - Page 4 Questions & Answers

If you have replaced the grill element and it still doesn't work, there are a few other things you can check. First, make sure that the grill is actually turned on and that the grill control knob is set to the correct temperature. Next, check the grill's thermostat, which is typically located near the grill element. Use a multimeter to check the continuity of the thermostat, as a faulty thermostat can prevent the grill from heating up. If the thermostat is functioning properly, you may need to check the grill's selector switch, which determines whether the grill or oven is used. A faulty switch can prevent the grill from working. Finally, if none of these solutions work, there may be a wiring issue within the grill or in the main control board of the cooker. In this case, it may be best to seek the assistance of a professional technician to diagnose and repair the issue.

1. Turn off the power to the microwave oven at the circuit breaker or fuse box.
2. Remove any food or dishes from the microwave oven.
3. Carefully open the microwave door and remove the screws or clips that secure the microwave to the mounting bracket.
4. Disconnect the electrical wires from the back of the microwave oven. Be sure to turn off the power before doing this.
5. Carefully lift the microwave oven out of the wall or cabinet. It may be heavy, so it is a good idea to have a helper to assist you.
6. Once the microwave oven is removed, you can either dispose of it or store it in a safe place until it is ready to be reinstalled.

Both gas and electric ovens will cycle on and off throughout the cooking cycle to maintain the set temperature. When the oven temperature has dropped below the set temperature, the oven cycles on again to provide heat and will cycle off again once the temperature is higher than the set temperature.

I have/had the same problem with the top screw not staying in, I have left it like that for quite a while as I didn't want to pay someone for what I thought would be an easy fix, such as finding a replacement screw or discovering a new way to put it back together that fixes it. I couldn't do either of those and on a close inspection, the 'screw' that goes in the top looks like it is as big as it can be otherwise you would struggle to put it in the gap between the two ovens, so even though I couldn't find a replacement, that didn't seem to be the solution anyway. So, now the waffle is out of the way, I decided to take a pair of pliers to it and bent the metal slightly up and bobs your uncle it solved the problem. I made sure to bend it only as much as I need to so that the door can still be taken off and it worked.

check for some grounded connections. thanks .

Go to Zanussi . com select UK then manuals you will need more information a serial number and then download it, there should be an answer in there okay. Regards John

Child Lock activated. Try cutting power to it overnight. Possibly the button is stuck.

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Oct. 14, 2019 - Applies to: integrated oven; freestanding cooker. Resolution: 1. Deactivate the safety lock. Refer to the full description in the user manual, as the ...

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I must see a picture of it.
Sometimes the leavers are jump out but you can get them inside and to close the door.try it or send apicture.

It sounds like your main board or some wiring was damaged due to heat during the self clean process. The board will need to be accessed and tested.

H there try this... Deactivate the oven with the house fuse or the safety switch in the fuse box and activate it again. If the above advice does not resolve the problem, we recommend requesting a visit by a repair technician or check out your other option with an expert https://www.6ya.com/mr.mike Good luck and thank you Mr.Mike

The problem is most likely with the Large Rectangle Grey X2 Capacitor on the clock circuit board which needs to be replaced by an appliance repair person or electrician. From my understanding, although they are self-healing, as they are subjected to power surges they deteriorate and allow less and less current through the circuit until they get to a point where there isn't enough current flowing to firmly latch the relay (which is why there is a buzzing from the relay turning on and off quickly). My clock was also at the point where there wasn't enough power for the timer beeper, so when the beeper went off it would reset the clock after about half a beep. And if the clock was started at 12:00, when it got to 16:08 it would reset as there wasn't enough power to display all those led segments. I replaced the 1000uF capacitor, which didn't change anything, then replaced the X2 capacitor and now it works perfectly! Hopefully that is helpful to someone. :)

Check wiring for direct short.