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Call for service. You likely need a new display module. If you fancy trying to fix it, you try and get in behind it and check the connections to it. Remove, clean and replace.

'Classique oven clock' doesn't really provide and answer like FULL 'make model (what it is)' would. It sounds like your oven is in partial programming mode. Pull the mains plug or flip the breaker for 2 minutes. https://www.google.com/search?q=Classique+digital+clock ..

Examine the oven's control panel to identify any error codes or displayed indicators.

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The error message "5h:0" on a Teka HL890 oven indicates that the oven is in demo mode. Demo mode is a setting that is used by retailers to show off the oven's features without actually cooking anything. To turn off demo mode, follow these steps: Press and hold the "+" and "-" buttons on the oven's control panel for 10 seconds. The error message will disappear and the oven will be in normal mode. If the oven still does not heat up after turning off demo mode, there may be a problem with the heating element or the temperature sensor. In this case, it is best to contact a qualified technician for assistance. Here are some other possible reasons why your Teka HL890 oven might not be heating up: The oven is not plugged in. Make sure that the oven is plugged into an outlet that is working properly. The oven door is not closed properly. Make sure that the oven door is closed all the way. The oven thermostat is set too low. Make sure that the oven thermostat is set to a high enough temperature. There is a problem with the heating element. The heating element may be broken or it may not be getting enough power. There is a problem with the temperature sensor. The temperature sensor may be broken or it may not be reading the temperature correctly.

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Question edited for correct maker name spelling. Generic information in the link. They all work to a theme, remove and split the door. https://www.google.com/search?q=technika+tu950tme8+replace+door+handle https://www.google.com/search?q=technika+tu950tme ..

Here is the Technika website and all the manuals for Cookers and their Oven range. You could also contact them direct. https://www.technika.com.au/en-au/downloads This is a list of everything they make and the associated manuals, but this site is USA based. https://www.manualslib.com/brand/technika/ https://www.google.com/search?q=Technika+B59STIP+manual ..

Impossible to answer without FULL 'make model (what it is)', but if it is a Rational, you need dealer service.

On most of these ovens, you can either unplug the unit or flip the breaker from the main and keep it off for ten minutes, then either plugs it back in or turn it back on, and then hit and hold the start/cancel button on the control board for twenty seconds. Yu should hear a beep and then you should see the display light up and ask for you to set the time. If it does this, then the reset has worked. If so, put the oven into a self clean cycle and hit start, listen for the machine to come on, and about a minute later cancel the cycle and see if the door unlocks. If that doesn't work, you may have a bad door lock assembly and you will be forced to manually unlock the door. To manually unlock the door, stick a screwdriver or heavy wire coat hanger in between the door oven and the door lock and see if you can disengage the door lock. If you manage to get the door open, leave the door open and put the oven into another self clean cycle. If after hitting the start button to activate the self clean cycle, you notice the door lock either not moving or getting stuck closed again you will need a new door lock assembly. If after hitting the start button, the door lock seems to be working fine, the door lock had probably shorted out during the cleaning cycle and looks to be okay now.

I would suggest you DON'T do this. Wire it directly to the correct type of permanent wall mount. A standard wall plug may not be designed for the higher Amp rating cookers need so a higher risk of an electrical fire.

The retaining clips on the outer door of an oven are typically used to secure the oven door glass or panel in place. They are essential for maintaining the proper alignment and safety of the oven door. The specific design and positioning of these clips can vary between different oven models. To determine the correct position for the retaining clips on your Domain DEO-609A electric oven, I recommend referring to the oven's user manual or installation guide. The user manual usually contains detailed diagrams and instructions on how to assemble and disassemble various parts of the oven, including the door. If you no longer have the user manual, you can try reaching out to the manufacturer or authorized service centers for assistance. They should be able to provide you with the necessary information or direct you to the correct resources. As always, when dealing with electrical appliances, ensure the oven is unplugged from the power source before attempting any disassembly or repair. If you are unsure or uncomfortable with the process, it's best to seek help from a qualified technician or professional to avoid potential damage to the oven or risk of injury.

They all have a model number, but you don't tell us, 'slimline cooker' is just a description. error 26, or error 36? Error 36 exists, but for all errors they say to contact for service. ER36 NTC value is not within its specification. (Value < 200mV or > 4.9V; Control unit cuts off. Short circuit or cut off at NTC. CONTACT YOUR DEFY SERVICE CENTRE AND SPECIFY THE ERROR CODE https://defy.devworktdmc.com/pdf/6144418a2ede2-1631863178.pdf https://www.google.com/search?q=Defy+cooker+error+26 ..

No Make or Model given but try turning off the breaker for 5 minutes.

The cause is usually tight bearings caused by the fact it is in an oven and the lubricant has dried up. Disconnect the power, remove the fan and separate the ends where the bearings are. Clean thououghly with IPA and a cotton bud. Relubricate with high temperature silicone or synthetic oil and reassemble. Test and the fan should spin up.

Take out your trusty multimeter and remove the contacts from the element and check for continuity. It is the only way, a visual inspection doesn't always work.