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Hi there,
We have a NEFF built in oven (not sure how old as we rent). It had the element replaced maybe a year or two ago just for info as it was not heating up to temperature. Anyway now, the problem is that intermittently, perhaps once a week, it will trip the RCD when we turn it OFF. Yes OFF. Always off. I think we have worked out it tends to do this more when the oven is used for a short time, like to warm a croissant up or something for only 5-10 mins, perhaps when it has not got fully up to temp. Then when I switch the main to the off position is when it trips. This is with just the main oven (fan assisted) on and nothing else.
The oven has a wall switch in the kitchen to fully turn it off. This is obviously always kept on. I had an electrician out a few weeks ago and he said it is the appliance/oven at fault. Although, he did notice that the wall switch had a lose neutral wire behind it which might have been causing it to arc. He tightened this up, yet the problem still exists.
Any ideas?
Thanks
We have a NEFF built in oven (not sure how old as we rent). It had the element replaced maybe a year or two ago just for info as it was not heating up to temperature. Anyway now, the problem is that intermittently, perhaps once a week, it will trip the RCD when we turn it OFF. Yes OFF. Always off. I think we have worked out it tends to do this more when the oven is used for a short time, like to warm a croissant up or something for only 5-10 mins, perhaps when it has not got fully up to temp. Then when I switch the main to the off position is when it trips. This is with just the main oven (fan assisted) on and nothing else.
The oven has a wall switch in the kitchen to fully turn it off. This is obviously always kept on. I had an electrician out a few weeks ago and he said it is the appliance/oven at fault. Although, he did notice that the wall switch had a lose neutral wire behind it which might have been causing it to arc. He tightened this up, yet the problem still exists.
Any ideas?
Thanks