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Sounds more like a replacement fan motor then. They wear out and the bearings go (rattly fan) Slow running (grease up shaft, bearings) Sticking (both of the above as well as damaged or weak motor windings)

Never fitted a new no name model before only done Badged makes so not seen any this low powered. All those that can be plugged in that I have done have a flex lead with a plug wired in already so this smacks of a teeny money saver.

It should tell you in the manual, as a rule those that can be plugged into a 13A socket usually have a plug fitted to them. 0.79Kw seems a tadge low for an oven as most oven elements are around the 2Kw mark.

If it is just out of warranty and especially if you have already had it repaired (was it the same problem) you do have recourse still with fit for purpose. http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/shopping/consumer-rights-refunds-exchange About half way down. look for this [/url]

Bottom elements are underneath the bottom of the chassis. to get to them you (depending on make and model) have to remove the base of the oven and or the back. Usually you can remove the back to test the element and see if it has failed.

Posting the product number may help more. (Enr and FD numbers)

They can be quite awkward to get on properly and seal. Sometimes I take a couple of go's to get it right as some can be a real pain especially round the back, make sure the clamp is done up fully tight as well. As a point from your pic, there seems to be water marks running down the drum from...

Some of these instructions are to do with radiating the heat from the oven and cavity. Another tall unit beside it could help to insulate the sides of the oven so preventing it from dissipating heat (some wood units actually get warm to the touch by the side of the oven). You have to go by...

Posting the PNC helps us to help you as it is what identifies your particular model. I take it it fills ok when you select rinse then and goes through the program and spins ok with a load. Check the fill valves are operating properly at the top rear. Check the holes in the dispenser draw...

No you don't remove that it is part of the element. As far as I can remember only the black elements do not have that film on. I take it you have the right element as I have seen people fit the middle elements at the ends and vice versa with some not very interesting results.

Rangemasters ovens are built by different company's for them, if you regularly clean the fascias the lettering does tend to wear off and they will never admit it is a problem as it is common to most makes especially on the stainless steel models.

Generally the top hinge is swapped for the bottom hinge when you reverse sides. You may have nylon bushes on the hinge pins which need to be put in the right places. Most of the indesit/hotpoint fridge freezers I have installed and had to change door sides on recently, I have had to drill new...

Possibly PCB failure, motor controller failure or worn motor brushes. First check the motor brushes for wear they should be around 15mm long or more for best results. The motor controller PCB near the base at the rear has two large ceramic power resistors on in parallel one or both of these...

I use an 80 piece set I got from a local market, have seen them at car boot sales as well. not the best quality but only cost a fiver and has got me out of many scrapes

Does the drain pump operate after the door locks for a short while. Do you hear a humming from the rear near the fill hoses. Is water flowing through the fill hoses when disconnected (has tap been knocked off accidently) If you put it just to spin or drain does it do anything.

Unfortunately I have never found anywhere selling those parts on their own. Usually the case of replace the whole tool.

If the resistors are blown (if that is what they are, there is usually a screen print next to the component) you measuring them will mean nothing (after all if they are blown how can you get a reading). You can not really test resistors while they are still on PCB's due to multiple paths and...

Post the model number for specific help. The name does not mean much most of the time as they use the same name on more than one model.

Not worked on one of these for a long while so cant remember much about them. The last one though had a thermal fuse in the motor blow. I linked it out to test it.

Does the washing machine heat up at all.