Hi!
I own an oven bought some time ago in Ikea (I learned from the Ikea hotline that the manufacturer is Whirlpool). I have attached a photo with something like the rating plate. The oven designation is - FXZM6.
In short, the oven simply heats non-stop. There is a diode on the front that indicates that the oven has warmed up to the desired temperature. It never goes out and the temperature in the oven rises to the point where the oven simply turns off overheating and the front panel cannot be touched (I don't know if there is any additional sensor responsible for switching off). I did not check the temperature with a thermometer, but it probably reaches 250 degrees C or more. This happens regardless of the set temperature and mode - top / bottom heater, hot air. Every time the same. For example, I will set 100 ° C and top / bottom heater. The oven heats until it stops. Hot air set to 200 degrees - heats again fully.
I suspect something is happening to the thermostat. It's hard to say anything without a device diagram.
Maybe someone had a similar problem. Thanks in advance for your help.
I own an oven bought some time ago in Ikea (I learned from the Ikea hotline that the manufacturer is Whirlpool). I have attached a photo with something like the rating plate. The oven designation is - FXZM6.
In short, the oven simply heats non-stop. There is a diode on the front that indicates that the oven has warmed up to the desired temperature. It never goes out and the temperature in the oven rises to the point where the oven simply turns off overheating and the front panel cannot be touched (I don't know if there is any additional sensor responsible for switching off). I did not check the temperature with a thermometer, but it probably reaches 250 degrees C or more. This happens regardless of the set temperature and mode - top / bottom heater, hot air. Every time the same. For example, I will set 100 ° C and top / bottom heater. The oven heats until it stops. Hot air set to 200 degrees - heats again fully.
I suspect something is happening to the thermostat. It's hard to say anything without a device diagram.
Maybe someone had a similar problem. Thanks in advance for your help.
