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Suk90mfx - not heating properly in Fan Mode

Postby graf » Sat Mar 05, 2005 11:51 am

Hi, I've read the other posts on the subject but could do with a little more info.
The cooker works fine on all other settings, but won't heat up past 30 on Ventilated Heating Element. The Thermostat light stays on.
Is it normal for the fan heating elements to go after only 20 months?
If the fan elements need replacing, could it be a DIY job?

thanks
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Re: Suk90mfx - not heating properly in Fan Mode

Postby Martin » Sat Mar 05, 2005 12:47 pm

graf wrote:Is it normal for the fan heating elements to go after only 20 months?


Sadly yes not unusual at all :(

graf wrote:If the fan elements need replacing, could it be a DIY job?


With the right tools and electrical know-how not too bad a job, If I knew what make an SUK90mfx was I could also advise you further :D

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Re: Suk90mfx - not heating properly in Fan Mode

Postby clivejameson » Sat Mar 05, 2005 1:44 pm

De Dietrich or Smeg Martin? I'll have a look at the tech on Monday.
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Re: Suk90mfx - not heating properly in Fan Mode

Postby gegsy » Sat Mar 05, 2005 2:37 pm

Hi definately a Smeg 90cm dual fuel range.
Has twin fans and elements in the one cavity.
Suspect one element has failed giving the low temp.
The elements are changeable from the front with care ie- that you don't lose the wires off the element when you extract the elements.

As always unplug the appliance :plug:

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Re: Suk90mfx - not heating properly in Fan Mode

Postby graf » Sat Mar 05, 2005 4:41 pm

Thanks for your replies guys.
Sorry I forgot to mention it was a 90cm Smeg Dual Fuel.
I'm surprised to find SMEG so unreliable, and their customer service very poor.

I'm a competent DIY'er, but do I need a professional to handle such a job?

Also, Could I buy the elements from this site?

Regards C
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Re: Suk90mfx - not heating properly in Fan Mode

Postby Flyman » Sat Mar 05, 2005 5:58 pm

If you are only getting 30 degrees then it sounds like both elements have gone. I have had these where one element has gone and they still reach temperature after a period of time but cook unevenly. Even if only one has gone I would still order two as the other tends to go shortly after. :?
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Re: Suk90mfx - not heating properly in Fan Mode

Postby Brains » Sat Mar 05, 2005 6:29 pm

Graf

If you are unable to confirm insulation and earthing after repair, I would advise that you seek help from a proffessional.

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Re: Suk90mfx - not heating properly in Fan Mode

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Postby kwatt » Sun Mar 06, 2005 11:04 pm

Hi Graf,

Yes we can get the required spares for you no problem, just drop a line to spares@ukwhitegoods.co.uk with what you need and Jess will sort it out for you.

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