This may help a bit:
http://www.espares.co.uk/advice/careandmaintenance/how-to-diagnose-problems-with-your-oven
Basedon what I can see from the photo and description o fthe PCB on this page, the PCB is intended to make the cooling fan run on for a bit after the oven has been turned off. See this:
https://www.gas-spares.co.uk/Catalogue/Cookers/STOVES-COOKER-SPARES/STOVES-NG-COOKERS/720-Range/720G-RANGE/700GDO-Sta/PCB-FAN-OVER-RUN-45-X2in
Picure is clickable to enlarge. Looks like the board has a mains supply, 3 inputs (from controls or sensors?) and an output for the fan. Nothing that would power the lamp, timer or the rest of the cooker.
Its got to be something pretty fundamental to dump the power to all the individual bits on the cooker.
If you are getting power out of the wal OK, it it getting to the cooker? Has the techie ehecked power is reaching the terminals in the back of the cooker and that all the cables are tight?
I wonder if there is a thermal switch that has tripped. If so, why? Is the cooling fan not running properly or blocked with crud?
https://www.partmaster.co.uk/cooker-oven/stoves/700gdo-444445109/catalogue.pl?path=78825%2C110835%3A78890&model_ref=985585&illustration_ref=1858156
The more I think about this, the more certain I am that the answer will be something very stupid or very simple (possibly both). Its frustrating not to be there with a test meter :-)
Best I can do for now. Acp
August 2017