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Element changed from the inside. Really simple, only 6 screws. I'm not sure what the deal is with the clock. The main oven seemed to work fine either way but the smaller oven didn't work without setting it once power was reconnected. Hopefully I won't have to do it again anytime soon but I'll...

So replaced element, reconnected and set clock and it's working fine. Thanks for all your help.

Yes

Well hilariously when I replaced the element and it didn't work I assumed it wasn't that so put the original element back in. Now I have an oven that works but doesn't heat up so I'll have to put the new element back in and hope it is that. Thank goodness I didn't return it as intended. As least...

Update. Just read these threads and was about to reply to say the main oven is working absolutely fine and there is no power at all getting to the other oven, no fan light. I thought I'll just set the clock to see what happens and voila, the other oven suddenly springs into life when switched on!

Thanks. I'll have a go tomorrow. What exactly am I looking for do you think, a loose connection or broken wire? I thought maybe the thermostat had gone?

Thanks. I've got a multi-tester. Any tips where to start? I'm reluctant to pull the whole cooker out but I guess that's inevitable at some point.

Hello. I have a Belling Farmhouse 90. Model number 444440380. The secondary oven (electric) has stopped working. I assumed it was the element so replaced this however still no power, as in it's not even turning on, no front unit power light either. Everything else on the cooker is working fine...

Hello. Thanks for your reply. The issue isn't resolved...yet however I'm 90% sure of the main cause and you're spot on. To cut a long story short, when we moved in a builder who was doing some work for us took down an old chimney stack as it was (seemingly) of no use anymore. What we have...

I don't think so but I've no idea to be honest

Sorry I wasn't being an arse. I just meant I don't know what it is and I assume you would probably have a better idea

You tell me?? I have no idea. I assume it's an overflow from an old water tank?

I've considered it but it definitely is worse when it rains

That's a good shout. Wouldn't there be some signs inside the loft then? Drips off membrane or at least signs of moisture? There no real signs of wet around the flue inside but maybe just after it towards join with the flat roof. The problem is it's so hard to get in to have a look inside. I've...

There isn't any signs of water there exterior or interior. It's a different room from where the leak appears

Thanks. The roofer put fibreglass all the way across under the tile that meets the flat roof. I also thought the gutter might be overflowing but I've been up there in heavy rain and there's no obvious signs of any water getting in

Hello. I apologise if this should be in a more appropriate thread. I had a look but couldn't find one. Tearing my hair out here about this leak which proceeds from roof into bedroom, down same column to kitchen on one side and dining room on the other. The roof was replaced two years ago and was...