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If you have replaced the grill element and it still doesn't work, there are a few other things you can check.
First, make sure that the grill is actually turned on and that the grill control knob is set to the correct temperature.
Next, check the grill's thermostat, which is typically located near the grill element. Use a multimeter to check the continuity of the thermostat, as a faulty thermostat can prevent the grill from heating up.
If the thermostat is functioning properly, you may need to check the grill's selector switch, which determines whether the grill or oven is used. A faulty switch can prevent the grill from working.
Finally, if none of these solutions work, there may be a wiring issue within the grill or in the main control board of the cooker. In this case, it may be best to seek the assistance of a professional technician to diagnose and repair the issue.
Unfortunately, it sounds like your heating element broke. Suggest using an ohm meter to make sure of that before you replace.
The good news is that element is pretty easy to replace and not very expensive either. Just make sure to trip the circuit breaker BEFORE you attempt the remove and replace.
The hob is normally totally independent of the oven. What is actually working or not working on the oven? i.e. does the grill still work, is the clock OK and can you set it, or is everything totally dead?
the ovens work through the clock auto contacts if the clock not working then the ovens wont. may need a new clock or you can bypass the timer relay contacts if your clever. one of the oven elements may have blown to earth this is the main reason for a clock failing
It is most likely the element needs replacing although it could be the oven thermostat.
I would try a new element first, it is not a complicated job to change the element but you need to switch the power off at the wall before you start work.
If you are unsure or in doubt about carrying out the work seek professional help.
suspect more than one problem.
half grill not working may be due to half the element gone open circuit.
the other problems could be due to an installation fault. many ovens have links in the connection box which have to be tightened down. this is often overlooked. look at the connection box or terminal strip to check. there is often a diagram of hoiw it should be done adjacent.
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