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Re: We had a power cut yesterday and today my neff...
If you have power to oven but the clock is not working it sounds like overvoltage has damaged the clock if clock will reset and you can set the time oven will work.
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power supply from clock damaged not by power cut but voltage spike when power resumed the oven thinks its in auto mode permanentley thats why it wont come on ,new clock or power board needed.
- Let the over cool down
- unplug at the mains and leave it unplugged for a good minute or so
- reset the clock
The door may well open now. It happened to me today !
Your electric stove has power through 220, wired separately from the rest of the outlets. Go to the breaker for this, shut down total power, and see if that helps. Sometimes it does not take much to reset.
Bottom oven is directly linked to the clock, If the clock is on but not set ie 0:00 or 12:00 flashing it won't work, set the time (doesn't have to be right, just not flashing) try oven again. If this is not the problem please contact me again and we'll look further. Cheers
you have 2 buttons one pops out for adjustment the other is only a push button push the left hand one repeatedly till a red clock symbol shows at top of clock then turn right hand knob to set time wait a few seconds and clock will set itself.
I'm figuring you've probably resolved this, since you posted in November (and I've just joined the site today). However, I thought I'd post a solution just in case anyone else surfs in and finds the same problem.
We have the same sort of oven. After the power has been off, the oven won't work until you set the time on the clock. I think it's because of all the automatic timer features.
On ours, you have to press the two buttons with arrows on at the same time as turning the clock dial to change the time.
check you have power at the clock - the clock terminals not the relay. if not, there is a cut-out stat in the back. check this is still ok.
if there is power at the clock then the clock itself may be faulty. you can bypass the clock by joining the terminals to the clock relay and get the oven going this way.
another common source of problems is the terminal block where mains comes in and is distributed. these terminal blocks often burn out.
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