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faulty thermostat

probably only one of the two bake elements is going

try pushing the left two buttons and the second to last button all at the same time

possibly a faulty thermostat

problem is likely only one of the oven elements is going.

i would not bother to be honest as a safety thing your supposed to switch it off at the wall when not in use toprevent chance of a house fire; i am guessing its digital if so press the two left buttons and the to last button at the same time

will be on a decal on the back or side near the back

Suggest to repair manual exploded parts diagram.

once the back has been removed and oven switched off at the wall hunt for the two spade termal prongs that are from the element pull off wires,there is one or two small crews or two bent over metal flaps that holds it and its metal casing into that slot,pull element out these can be hard to remove so be patient it will come

yes each element is controlled by a simmerstat, that the thing you would call the element switches,replace all four

sounds like a faulty thermostat,fit new one

check both elements are working

remove back pull off the wires from it and test with a multi tester make sure oven is off at the wall first

its quite tricky best left to a technican

maybe one of the two elents are not working

if you want to the clock can be bypassed and everything will still work except the clock

first thing to check is tht the oven probe inside the oven isnt close to or touching and oven element, if not then probablya blown uper or lower element if not then thermostat

if its analogue then they all do it digital may mean its damaged

why bother the main oven switch should be off every night anyway which turns the clock

blue is normally your neutral wire and not live