How to fit my oven Zanussi ZUF270X (944171377) when i have cabinet 60cm( outside) 56,5cm inside and my oven is 59,5cm. It doesn't have space for fitting that means it's retangular and no T-shape for build-in. If You can halp my i will be very happy. Thank You, Joanna. This is my e-mail ([email protected])

60cm is a standard overall width so it should.

Self cleaning ovens clean at a temperature exceeding 900 °F. The doors get way too hot to touch until they cool, but tg h ef cabinet sides and back are equipped with additional thicknesses of special high-temperature insulation. This is required for the oven to pass the clearances requirements.

If your concerned, the minimum required clearances (the required separation from the sides and back of the oven cabinet to the surrounding combustible construction) is stated in inches. Also the minimum clearance over the cooktop).

This information is specified on the listing label. The label is required to be visible after installation, that is, under the cooktop (if the cooktop cover is removable), or (more commonly), on inside the cabinet visible when you open the bottom drawer.

Ideally your oven has a 0" clearance requirement, but there may be a separation of x inches. This space must remain clear to prevent overheating combustible construction.

Never run a self cleaning cycle whilrvyour gone of sleeping. While generally safe, the danger of a fire is expediently higher during the cleaning cycle. (It may also set off your smoke alarm as the food particles burn into ash).

ill assume your referring to the cooking fan you see inside the oven and not the outer cooling fan, you will need to turn the breaker off outside to cut power to the oven then you will have to take the oven out of the wall and remove the back cover then its normally just 3 screws and the nut on the inside of the oven that holds the fan blade on (which is reverse threaded by the way) and it should come out

It has nothing to do with the tight fit.
It has everything to do with self-cleaning on ovens.
The thermal fuse blows due to extreme temperatures.
Replace the fuse to use the oven.
Use an oven cleaner to clean the oven OR replace more fuses in the future.

It's a dual grill which uses the outside bar on full grill and /or oven. The innder is used on grill only. This part is open circuit and needs to be replaced.

I've just mended this myself and it took about 15 mins:-)
It's more than likely the heating element, you can get one off the internet for about £20 if you go for the electrolux replacement.
Open oven door and remove the trays, undo the four small screws on the back wall inside - not sure if you have to, but I turned the power off at this point. Better safe than not! Turn this around to the right wall as it won't come right out due to the bit of wire on the right (temp sensor maybe?).
If you've already got the new element you can guess what happens next; take out the 3 small screws holding in the element and gently pull towards you. It's attached to two wires poking out of two holes - take the bottom one off first as it seemed to have less tendency to fall back in the hole (I reckon that could be a real pain to get back).
Hold the wire still and wiggle the old element to remove as you will have less chance of damaging the wire that way. Reconnect the wires to the new element and pop it back together again.
Job done and after a year of waiting we now have double the oven space!

Regardless of wether it is built in or free standing you will have to remove the rear panel, possibly the top cover as well.
The element may be fastened from the inside of the oven .or on the outside at the rear, depending on which way the screws have been fixed.
Undo the fixing screws, disconnect the wires taking note of the connections ,this is very important, and withdraw the element from inside the oven.
Fit new element in reverse order, it is a fairly straight forward repair to do..
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It is the oven element that has failed
Remove panel at rear of oven compartment, there you will see the element, just undo any screws that you can see and pull the element towards you, carefully detach the wires, but don't loose them inside or you will have remove the oven to get the wires back on.
Fit new element and Bob's your uncle ,you've cracked it.
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A copy of the installation instructions for your units should contain how far it should be.Try to study it. You'll likely find that the over the range units will fit the standard 30" cabinet and also provide the required clearance to the range top. Consider the following:- power source (dedicated circuit, with an outlet box in the cabinet above). Venting (outside ot inside), and attaching method. Though they're simple in concept to install, it's a bit awkward in reality. The main thing you need to determine is sufficient space between the MW and the stove. You will have to check, but I believe you need 18" beneath the microwave. Many companies have brackets for that purpose.

I HAVE SEEN SOME CABINET MAKERS BUILD A TRIM PIECE THAT GOES ALL THE WAY AROUND THE EXISTING HOLE THAT HAS AN OUTSIDE DIMENSION LARGER THAN THE CABINET HOLE AND AN INSIDE DIMENSION TO FIT THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE OVEN. IT ATTACHES TO THE FACE OF THE CABINET AND STAINED TO MATCH THE CABINET FINISH.