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Hi Paul! I have a Beko OIF21300B Electric Single Oven. Last week we had a major leak through the ceiling from our bathroom, water leaked through onto our cooker.
The power tripped everything out in the process. My Partner tried to dry as much of the electrical parts on the cooker as best he could using a hairdryer. We didn’t turn the cooker on for the at least 4 days to be sure it was dry, At first everything seemed perfect and the cooker was running fine,then as you can guess it popped the electrics again.
Now when i turn the cooker on the display lights come on but the cooker does not work or heating up. Do you have any ideas please?

Hi Paul,
I wonder f you can help me with issue.
I have a built in oven make Beko and cooling fan is running continuously. I have changed I did see on one of your recorded tutorials that it could be a problem with thernostat TOC and I have changed it. Changing this part did not solve a problem. Do you have any Idea what could be a problem? I would not want to spend £200 for a new oven if current one repairable.

I hope to hear from you soon.

Thanks in advance.

Mariusz.

       Hi Rory hi the first thing you want to do is take the back of the cooker-off and test the elements with a multimeter. once you’ve ascertained which element is faulty you will then be able to replace it.  I have put a links above which will take you to the elements for your Beko OTF 12300 X oven.there is

    Hi   This sound like fan oven element this is the one you need for your beko OIF22000X cooker, I have included the video below for you to replace the old one they will show you how to remove Beko elements and fit the new one. The other video is on how to text Beko fan oven