Power to my Baumatic oven?

There is no clock or display on the cooker. The timer is mechanical. I have ordered a new lamp housing as the current one appears to be badly burnt and distorted. Despite this I can't believe that this is causing the loss of power to the cooker. If there was some residual leak then surely the trip would out on the mains fuse board

Tim
November 2011

if you have nothing, eg no clock ,then you have blown the display timer module.if you have a display, but nothing else works, then just set the time .not familiar with the wiring on yours ,however most circuits in principal are the same if there's any fuses in the appliance these will be thermal fuses which do not supply power to the timer pcb .however they maybe a inline fuse that feeds the pcb,not sure you may have to dismantle ,but sorry to say I would suspect timer/pcb . good luck.

mech monster
November 2011