20 Most Recent Neff B1432 Single circotherm plus Electric Oven Questions & Answers

In general it is a pain in the rear to do this if you are not familiar with this little trick.

Yes it wil continue to work on manual basis

Re-confirm your model number, I could not come up with results thru my source.

I have a Neff B1451 oven and have removed the thermostat knob just by pulling and wiggling it. Thats all you do. If then you want to rpelace the thermostat, there are two screws holding the unit onto the oven which are accessed by taking the silver metal shrouds off first.

I believe this is the oven door seal. You can purchase this online from Ransomespares.co.uk product code RS46105 cost £29.25. Easy to fit, each rounded corner has little metal hooks which fit into the pre-drilled hole on the oven itself, simply unhook the old one and replace with the new, simple.

either the new element is faulty, or you are not getting a supply to it, you need to check with a meter to see if you are getting voltage to the element.

Could be a faulty thermostat, but I would check that element is getting hot before commiting to replace the thermostat.
Run it for a few minutes and feel to see if you can feel hot air blowing from fan at rear of oven. If no heat present, thei it will be the elemnt that is faulty.

I think you will find the fan element has failed, this will explain why it works o/k on coventional oven, as another element is used.
The fan element is located at rear of oven compartment behind a removeable cover.

On the link below if you click and open on first manual on page 65 tells you how to remove and reinstall your oven door. All the manuals are the same you just need to click on one and get to the oven do removal.

https://portal.bsh-partner.com/portal(bD1kZSZjPTAwOQ==)/PORTALFRAME.HTM


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If the oven fan is working o/k, then all you need to do is replace the oven element, a straightforward repair, and cost effective, if no fan, then could be expensive.
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