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Replacement of the oven lamp (depending on model)
Hot surfaces may cause burns!
1. Open the oven door.
In order to eliminate electric shock, disconnect the power and allow it to cool
down prior to removal of the oven lamp.
Oven lamp is a special electric lamp resistant to 300ºC. For specifications of
the lamp, see Technical specifications, page 3.
Oven lamps may be supplied from the Authorized Service Centers. Position of
the lamp may be different from the one indicated in the figure.
If your oven has a round lamp:
1. Disconnect the mains power.
2. Turn the glass door anticlockwise and remove.
3. Turn the oven lamp anticlockwise and replace
with the new one.
4. Put the glass door in place again.
TROUBLESHOOTING
Product does not operate.
• The plug of the product (earthed) is possibly not plugged into the socket. Make sure
it is plugged into the socket.
• The fuse blows or fails. Inspect the fuses in the fuse board. If it is disengaged, engage
it again.
Steam goes out when the oven operates
• Steam going out of the oven during operation is normal. It is not a failure.
Clanging is heard when the product is getting hot or cold.
The metal parts may make a sound due to expansion at time of heating. It is not
a cause of failure.
Oven is not getting warm.
• No power supply. Make sure whether power is available at home and inspect the
fuses in the fuse board. If required, engage the fuses again.
• The function and/or temperature switch is not set. Set the function and/or
temperature switch.
Oven light does not turn on (*in models with oven lamp)
• No power. Make sure whether power is available at home and inspect the fuses in
the fuse board. If required, engage the fuses again.
• Oven light is damaged. Replace the oven light.
Problems with the gas oven
• Burner burns late when ignition is performed. Control the gas pressure whether your
product operates at the set pressure (see the nameplate in the rear).
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