20 Most Recent Hotpoint SY36 Style Line Stainless Steel Electric Single Oven - Page 4 Questions & Answers

you could have lost one of your 120v leads to the machine. that could cause it to work only half way. go turn the breaker off and then turn it back on and see if that corrects the problem.

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the electric went off wasnt sure why at the time but when i reset the trip fuse my oven stopped heating up so somethingobviously blew in the oven to cause the the elctrics to trip,
does anyone know how to replace the heating element, also the fan on the top isnt working either

You need 2 new temperature regulators fitting.
Quite a common problem..
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Your oven igniter has gone bad, even though it still glows, they just wear out and don't open the gas valve to ignite the gas.

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it sounds like you have had bad insalltion caused by your element becoming open circit try replacing and this should solve your problem regards jason

only do this if you relay know what you are doing. try asking your local appliance second hand shop it will save you time and money

your thermostat is on its way out it is place on the other side of the knob you will need a oven engineer to have a look

I have one of these, mine is named Cannon. There are two fans. One that comes on when the main oven is used and heating, the other is for air cirsulation for the top or small oven and has nothing to do with the heating or cooling of the top oven. If it doesn't reach temperature, I would be looking at the thermocouple/thermostat as a first suspect.

To reinstall the glass door buffers on your Hotpoint oven model ShY23X, you can follow these steps:

1. Gather the necessary materials: Make sure you have the glass door buffers and any accompanying screws or fasteners required for installation.
2. Identify the correct position: Take a close look at the oven door and identify the areas where the glass door buffers should be installed. Typically, there will be corresponding holes or slots on the oven door where the buffers fit.
3. Align the buffers: Hold one glass door buffer in your hand and align it with the corresponding hole or slot on the oven door. The buffer should fit snugly into place.
4. Secure the buffer: Once the buffer is aligned properly, insert any screws or fasteners through the designated holes on the oven door to secure the buffer in place. Use a screwdriver or appropriate tool to tighten the screws, ensuring the buffer is firmly attached.
5. Repeat for the other buffer: Follow the same process to install the second glass door buffer on the opposite side of the oven door. Align it with the corresponding hole or slot, insert the screws or fasteners, and tighten them to secure the buffer.
6. Test the door: After both buffers are securely installed, gently close and open the oven door to ensure it operates smoothly. Make sure the door closes completely and the glass door buffers are providing the desired cushioning and support.

check votage when numbers disapear if no voltage bad transformer if voltage check ignitor

bad heating element

make sure your timer is not on auto if it is set to manual.

I've an EW 71 with exactly the same problem! Thought it was the element but then noticed that there were two elements to the top oven - so very unlikely that both would go at once.<br />Tested to see if the switch was the guilty party by turning it on using the upper oven switch and indeed both elements heated!<br />If yours is doing the same then it's the switch....<br />... So how does one replace the switch?<br /> <!-- from fixya rte -->

Your best option is to either approach Hotpoint directly or go to a good appliance supplier/repairer and ask if they can order you one.

check ignitor and gas valve

please get a service tech

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