Beko cooker not heating up, How to replace oven element

by / Wednesday, 30 July 2014 / Published in Cooker & Oven, Fan Oven Elements

Beko oven not heating up, How to replace a Beko fan oven element.

 

 

 

This cooker tutorial is on a Beko oven that is not heating up or tripping the electric supply (earth trip or Rcd on fuse board) it can be used on free standing Beko cooker or built in cookers.

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Finding the faults:

1. The first thing you need to check is that the oven timer is not on auto if it is turn it on to manual.

2. When you turn the oven on that the thermostat light comes on, then after 5 minutes you find that you do not have any heat in the oven then this is a good indication that the oven element has blown and need replacing.

3. If when you turn the oven on and it trips the electricity (this is the earth trip or Rcd on fuse board) then you have a very good chance that the oven element has gone to earth. You will need to test the element with a mega (earth insulation tester) if there are no clear signs that it has blown.

4. On most built in ovens you will need to remove the oven from its housing and then start taking it apart.

 

How to replace your fan oven element in your Beko cooker.

1. Disconnect the appliance from the electric supply!
2. Take of the door according to your hinge types see videos on this. This gives you more room to work and stops any damage accruing to the door or hinges.
3. Now you can remove all oven shelves in the cooker.
4. Take out the fan guard at the back by removing the screws.
5. You now need to remove the element screws (see video on this) some can be removed from inside front of oven others have to be removed from back.
6. Disconnected the wirers from the element (always good practise to take notes of where they came from of take a photograph)
7. Test element for fault, see our video on this
8. If the element is faulty replace it.
9. If this tutorial helped you and you did not by the part from us you can always get paul a beer for making this video tutorial for you.

See our other Related Tutorials on How to replace Fan Oven Element




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90 Responses to “Beko cooker not heating up, How to replace oven element”

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  1. carol says : Reply
    May 8, 2016 at 8:26 am

    Hi, my beko bsc630w combined oven and grill are not working, fan and oven light also not working but hob works fine, is this cooker worth repairing, its two years old?

  2. Keith says : Reply
    May 9, 2016 at 9:38 am

    Hi I have a beko bdvc 663 w twin oven
    The bottom oven has stopped working
    Is there a fuse in the back as like my old beko one
    Or do you think it’s the heating element none of the electric has gone on the fuse board

    Thanks

  3. Janet Harris says : Reply
    May 11, 2016 at 7:00 pm

    I have Berko double oven D 533.When I put fan oven on,not working for a few minutes have door opened,because gets Smokey.Comes on after couple mins.Works fine when started.Is it safe to use it.

  4. Lisa says : Reply
    June 21, 2016 at 12:45 pm

    Hi I have a BEKO – not sure of the model number – built in single oven. It tripped the electricity on Saturday. I put it back on but when went to use it yesterday, it didn’t heat up and the fan does not work. the fan has been very noisy for some time. Any ideas/advice?

  5. Sonia says : Reply
    July 4, 2016 at 8:26 am

    Hi,
    I’m trying to replace the element on my BDC643 and have watched your “how to” video. I’ve removed the fan guard, internal element screw and the screws on the outside of the oven, but am now stuck, as the back panel appears to be wired to the oven and movement is very restricted….. Please help….

  6. John Phillips says : Reply
    July 27, 2016 at 12:47 pm

    Hi Paul.

    Great guide. Thanks. I only got half way because my oven is still installed in situ. Your video guide shows the oven away from the kitchen cabinet. How do I release my Beko oven from the kitchen cabinet, please?

    Best wishes,

    Nick

  7. Dave says : Reply
    August 1, 2016 at 3:13 pm

    HI, I have a Beko OTF12300X and the main oven is not heating anymore. I have checked the element visually and it appears fine. I have measured resistance at the element terminals and it is what I would expect it to be. On checking the voltage at the terminals (after switching the oven on) there is no voltage reaching the terminals. The fan in the main oven is getting power and turning as normal when the oven is switched on but there is no power getting to the element. Any suggestions on what the issue may be and which part is needed?

  8. John says : Reply
    August 29, 2016 at 2:29 pm

    Hi Paul
    I have a beko dvc663k,the oven stopped heating as it has twice before,so I replaced element and it had blown..but oven is still not working,the light doesn’t even come on.? Any ideas before I buy a new one….the grill and hob all work still…
    Thanks

  9. Tony clark says : Reply
    September 15, 2016 at 9:32 am

    Hi Paul I have a BEKO model OIF21100 in built cooker/oven. It apprars that I have the back oven element failed ie timer ,oven light, thermostat all working correctly but no heat.Grill element and fan working ok. Well backplate off exposing fan blades and element,then remove screw to holding clip but then at a stop. No screws to release element from element lugs behind oven back plate. Does this mean I have to remove complete oven from within kitchen unit to get to withholding element nuts behind back plate or should I just be prising harder to remove element lugs from front. Your help please.

  10. Danny says : Reply
    October 3, 2016 at 7:42 am

    Hi,
    I have a BEKO oven and when i turn the knob nothing happens, no light goes on to indicate the oven
    is turned on either. Could it be a fuse is blown? And if so, where can i find the fuse to check?

    Thx for the help.

  11. helen says : Reply
    October 7, 2016 at 9:35 pm

    hii have a beko D533 first it tripped the electric then when we put it back on the main oven no longer heats up.the fan runs but no heat. all other sections work. i have read it is the element but which one as on the beko site 2 elements are listed under my model

  12. phil roberts says : Reply
    October 9, 2016 at 10:26 am

    beko oif21300b. cooker display on, grill and top fan working. oven not heating up but back fan works in oven mode. have changed heating element but no difference. does not trip electric. any ideas as i cant have my sunday roast lol

    • Paul Charmbury says : Reply
      October 12, 2016 at 5:38 pm

      sorry for the late reply
      First you need to make sure the timer is not on auto, then you need to inspect the selector switch, also there might be a cut out thermostat . If you need for the help please feel free to call me.

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  13. Leon says : Reply
    November 21, 2016 at 12:04 pm

    Hi Paul I have a Beko BS530W, it has suddenly started tripping the RCD when the front 2 elements on the Hob are turned on. Could this be both elements blown or something else? Thanks Leon

  14. Mary says : Reply
    January 1, 2017 at 7:22 pm

    I have beko oven grill is still working bk fan working but oven isn’t can you tell me what it is please

  15. Dave Goodman says : Reply
    January 12, 2017 at 11:02 pm

    Perfect instructions, worked a treat. Got my parts from you. Thank you. Really appreciated.

  16. Jeremy says : Reply
    January 26, 2017 at 2:42 pm

    I have a beko qof243b build in oven. All features work except the oven, grill and lights work. What can I do?

  17. Jack says : Reply
    January 31, 2017 at 1:09 am

    Hi I have a BEKO BDC643W, the fan does not come on in the main oven and also the light does not come on inside and there is no heat. but the Hobs and the top grill works fine.
    Could this be the element or fan or the light bulb blown aswell? Would appreciate your suggestions.

  18. mick says : Reply
    February 27, 2017 at 7:55 pm

    I have a beko d532 last year my oven and three hobs stopped working so I swapped the fuses, now the oven has stopped working after it was left on all day, the three hobs still work tho so I know it’s not the fuse any idea?

  19. jojo says : Reply
    March 23, 2017 at 11:42 pm

    Hi guys…

    I got a Beko BD533AW fan oven.. i replaced a burnt out element thanks to one of the above videos but now there are differing temperature zones within the oven.. When cooking a pizza the side closest to the fan/element is more cooked than the side at the door… it IS only a small area on the lesser cooked side but i used to be a chef and it’s driving me peculiar.. I was under the impression that fan ovens distributed heat evenly.

    Any ideas?

    Jojo

  20. terrie sharp says : Reply
    April 14, 2017 at 8:40 pm

    i have a built-in double oven QDM246B. The door shuts but the light in the oven stays on and the oven will not heat up. Everything else is working fine, clock, timer, temp etc Could this be due to a fault with the oven door?

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