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Amica 601GE2.33ZpTaYN Cooker - Oven Not Working, Bulb Unlit, Function Switch or Fuse Issue

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  • #1 15951320
    slawekbelfer
    Level 8  
    Amica 601GE2.33ZpTaYN cooker - the oven does not work, even the bulb is not lit, the display shows the time, is it the fault of the function switch, or maybe the oven has a fuse?
    I checked the voltage, the cables are not burnt, the igniter works.
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  • #2 15951348
    Anonymous
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  • #3 15951374
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    It is an electric and gas one, so check the back side to see if you have voltage for the oven heaters.
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  • #4 15951409
    newDJ
    Level 18  
    slawekbelfer wrote:
    Amica 601GE2.33ZpTaYN cooker - the oven does not work, even the bulb is not lit, the display shows the time, is it the fault of the function switch, or maybe the oven has a fuse?
    I checked the voltage, the cables are not burnt, the igniter works.

    User manual in hand and step by step to start the stove. I think that the oven is working, there was no power failure?
  • #5 15951997
    slawekbelfer
    Level 8  
    newDJ wrote:
    slawekbelfer wrote:
    Amica 601GE2.33ZpTaYN cooker - the oven does not work, even the bulb is not lit, the display shows the time, is it the fault of the function switch, or maybe the oven has a fuse?
    I checked the voltage, the cables are not burnt, the igniter works.

    User manual in hand and step by step to start the stove. I think that the oven is working, there was no power failure?

    The power supply is because the igniter and the clock work, but there is no voltage on the heaters and the bulb, so if there is no fuse there, then from what I read on the forum it is probably a function switch
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  • #6 15952055
    Anonymous
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  • #7 15952108
    newDJ
    Level 18  
    This Amica has an electronic Tm programmer. Try to turn the power off and on and set the time again using buttons 3-4 and 5-6. We will see if the oven works.
  • #8 15952275
    slawekbelfer
    Level 8  
    newDJ wrote:
    This Amica has an electronic Tm programmer. Try to turn the power off and on and set the time again using buttons 3-4 and 5-6. We will see if the oven works.

    thanks for the message, but in this amice there is a mechanical function selection knob, only the electronic display shows the time and working time, and it was turned off many times when unscrewing the wall at the back of the kitchen and nothing.
  • #9 15952837
    newDJ
    Level 18  
    My oversight, this cooker has a Ta and not Tm programmer, so I have some questions. After setting the time, a symbol appears on the display that looks like a bowl with three vertical lines? When it is not there, the oven will not work. Set the timer to the position with the symbol I think the programmer will be checked, not the function switch.
  • #10 15952855
    slawekbelfer
    Level 8  
    newDJ wrote:
    My oversight, this cooker has a Ta and not Tm programmer, so I have some questions. After setting the time, a symbol appears on the display that looks like a bowl with three vertical lines? When it is not there, the oven will not work. Set the timer to the position with the symbol I think the programmer will be checked, not the function switch.


    the oven operation symbol is displayed all the time, the timer is set on the display where the clock is and there is no hand symbol there, such a symbol is on the mechanical knob, but not in this type.
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    #12 15954113
    nares
    Home appliances specialist  
    If the clock is correctly set, the cam switch (function) is damaged (burnt) - remove without disconnecting the wires and look from the bottom.
  • #13 15965662
    slawekbelfer
    Level 8  
    nares wrote:
    If the clock is correctly set, the cam switch (function) is damaged (burnt) - remove without disconnecting the wires and look from the bottom.

    Many thanks, my friend, for professional advice.
    Cam switch replaced, oven blinks.
    The service wanted to cancel me for PLN 80 for the trip itself and the expertise plus the cost of repair. I have 150 zlotys left in my pocket.
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The Amica 601GE2.33ZpTaYN cooker is experiencing issues with the oven not functioning, indicated by an unlit bulb and lack of heat, despite the display showing the time and the igniter working. Users suggest checking the voltage at the oven heaters and the function switch, as the power supply appears intact. The discussion highlights the importance of ensuring the timer is correctly set, as a malfunctioning cam switch may prevent the oven from operating. After troubleshooting, the author replaced the cam switch, resulting in the oven functioning again.
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