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Hi, I have the same issue with my same model....I even did a DIY gasket but the pressure is still ZERO. I'm all stuck here without a solution to fix! :( Am I right saying that when the hose is connected, the water should flow out through the outlet (where the washer gun hose is connecting)...

Terry, I thank you a trillion for all the advice you've given me. Now I think I understand it. RCD trips only for the bottom oven. So I suspect it'd be the element. If it goes off again, I'll replace it and see what happens then. Cheers

Terry, I've some pics here.. The last pic shows the one get tripped when the bottom oven switched on (RCD?). The second one from left at OFF position (MCB?) is the one for the oven, hob, extractor fan and fridge. I was wrong earlier- kettle and microwave are not connected to this...

What is RCD? It was NOT tripping the main fuse (which powers the entire house) in the box, it was only tripping one switch (is it called circuit breaker??) which is supplied to all the electrical appliances in the kitchen. Basically when oven tripped it, double oven unit, microwave...

I'm puzzled here as well. Its a DIY miracle eh! Don't know if it has a computer inside (like in cars) to register any faults and when I operated the oven without the element, it would have cleared issue? I've used the oven this weekend and so far it's all fine. So yes, fingers crossed! Cheers

I think I've SOLVED the issue. With the idea to sort out the issue another day, I put the element back in. For some reason I felt like to check it again. So I switched on the oven. Surprise....surprise! It worked. I tried to max, 200 degrees, fan kicked in when the temp reached to like 100. So...

Morning. Ive got an update. Last night, as I mentioned above, removed the bottom oven element and tried to turn it on and it worked - temp light and the bulb inside the oven are working now. So as you've said, this tells us the element is faulty here. When I had a closer look at element...

Thanks for your reply Terry. Yes I'm going to do it by myself and I do have a multimeter and do quiet a bit of car and appliances testing using that. First I'll remove the element and check if the lights at the switch and the inside the oven works. Would there be a separate fuse for each oven?

Anyone?

Hi All, I've got an issue with my Bosch double oven, in which the bottom oven not switching on (red circled switch in the pic). Top one working all fine. Bottom one used to work fine, then it started to trip the electricity after 5 mins and now its not working at all. Can I say it could be...

Thanks all and Tony, thanks for the reiteration. Talking about who blames whom for any failure, it should be the BC or their own SE, as they had checked the design and approved it. Please correct me if I'm wrong..

Can I draw the conclusion that, legally, ONLY a qualified person can do calcs and a PI not required, unless required by the contract between the parties? Only experienced SE should be involved in any construction work. As you know at work we submit a calc pack to the building control...

Thanks for that Chappers. Yeah, I've already mentioned that to the builder and he's okay with it. When I say 'okay', I'm not sure if he meant I'm covered or his PI do take outside of his scope of works as well.

Nice one ^woody^ :) Cheers

Hello All, Hope you all are well. I'm a newcomer and I find this forum members being very helpful to people who seek for advice on their DIY jobs. Thanks all!, Now it's my turn and I'm here seeking some advice on providing structural calculations. I'm a practising structural engineer, working...