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- 30 brands
- 4 oven types
- 151 code pages
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30 makes, each against the 4 oven types this site covers. Open your make for its own page.
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Makes with
code pages.
29 makes have codes confirmed from the manufacturer's own documentation, 151 pages in all.
All error codesNot every oven
breaks the same way.
A single wall oven sits alone in its cabinet, a double stacks two cavities with separate controls, a steam oven carries a water tank or a plumbed line, and a speed oven adds microwave power to convection heat. Find the one fitted in your kitchen.
All oven types
Single wall oven
One oven cavity set into a cabinet at chest height, with its own controls above the door and nothing to cook on above it.
Double wall oven
Two full oven cavities stacked in one tall cabinet, sharing one control panel and one power supply but heating on their own.
Steam oven
A built-in oven that adds water vapor to the cavity, alone or with convection heat, fed from a tank or a water line.
Speed oven
A compact built-in oven that combines convection heat with microwave energy in one cavity to cook in a fraction of the usual time.
Every kind we serviceAll ovens, side by side
The archive puts the 4 types against each other: how to tell which you own, what fails on each, and which manufacturers build them.
How to tell yoursWhat fails on eachWho makes them Open the type archive
Questions about
the makes.
My oven's make has no page. Do you repair it anyway?
Are some oven makes more worth repairing than others?
Where is the model number on a wall oven?
The company behind my oven's brand has changed owners. Can I still get parts?
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