The oven stopped working so I replaced the oven element (ES101150) successfully. Now a year later the grill has stopped working so I replaced the grill element (ES548158). When I switched back on again the oven light flashed on and then cut out. Now the fan, the oven, the light and the grill all don't work but the timer still works. Is there an internal fuse somewhere ? Help please!

Re:The oven stopped working so I replaced the oven element (ES101150) successfully. Now a year later the grill has stopped working so I replaced the grill element (ES548158).

The first success had been a lucky dip. before replacing an element you have to read Ohms at element, if reads infinity (open) replace it, if not, read volts coming from timer board.

Re:Now the fan, the oven, the light and the grill all don\'t work but the timer still works. Is there an internal fuse somewhere ?

There is no fuse. Depending on the country of use, the power cord may be fused, but if the timer is working, that is not the problem.

The grill element should be a double element in this model. Grab the old grill element and read Ohms, to find out if the old one was open. If one of the elements was open, then the element was bad. If it was not , then there was a different problem causing no heat. The circuit comes from timer board, passes through temperature sensor and powers fan and element. The job is done reading Ohms to find out if there is an open in wiring to grill, and if there is none, reading Volts at OEC (oven timer) contacts to find out if timer is working (timer is expensive).

Parts for this oven are scarcely available from third party, better ordering from manufacturer through the number listed on the owners manual.