Breville bov800xl wont turn on. Reset option?.

you will only find out when you do it sorry I buy new when they fail me

According to sources, breville toaster oven E05 LCD error is non-resettable issue. You should immediately turn off your toaster oven and remove the power plug. After doing so, call breville customer care. Hope it helps!

No answers for this issue , but we have the same problem

Make sure that the fan motor is being energized. If so, and it does not run then the fan needs to be replaced.

The fan probably operated on the heat... I would tackle the THERMOSTATS, heat elements (at least 2) and/or fuse first.

My favorite supplier, appliancepartspros, struck out on Breville
(never-mind) I'll add a couple of credible ones at the bottom.

Sears parts is a good information source... but very pricey ($$$$) for the EXACT SAME PARTS you can get elsewhere...

If you can determine from your OWNERS papers which part you want to try first... get the operating parameters... and and check with a volt meter (ohms scale... power OFF)... for continuity on the FUSE, heaters & thermostat.

There is a possibility your control board (PCB) is at fault... it seems to be getting scarce... Turn it over and look for a burned/broken solder joint.

http://www.ereplacementparts.com/breville-bov800xl-smart-oven-parts-c-116052_116061_116092.html

In any case... get three prices...

In the event that PCB is the issue I do recommend LOOKING TO SEARS because of their parts support and warranty...

Good luck (finding the FUSE).

Breville BOV800XL Smart Oven Parts
Parts and Accessories
Sears Appliance Parts

www.brevilleusa.com/the-smart-oven-r.html

Website includes support. The door problem is most likely mechanical in nature and possibly could be found by simple disassemble, by anyone mechanically inclined. .

http://virantha.com/2014/03/02/fix-your-breville-smart-oven-by-replacing-the-thermal-fuse

http://virantha.com/2014/03/02/fix-your-breville-smart-oven-by-replacing-the-thermal-fuse

replace the switch or thermostat

My BOV800XL did the same thing. Of the three parts you mention the thermal fuse is by far the easiest to test and in my opinion the most likely to go out first. Check it with a meter. If you have trouble locating it read the FixYa solution for "The Breville BOV650XL will not power on." Check it for continuity like you would any fuse.

I found replacement parts at ereplacementparts.com. The thermal fuse assembly was $23 when I checked. Or you could just replace the actual fuse portion of the assembly with a comporable fuse such as http://www.mcmelectronics.com/product/NTE8213. Basically you need a 216*C thermal fuse. These can be had for less than $2 plus shipping. Buy a few just in case.

I just ordered my fuses today so I can't report on the success of my repair, but I am confident the new fuse will solve the problem.