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got an electric hob...just boiled a pan and switched the ring off....red power light still on....any ideas ?
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No electrican but I would:
- switch it off at mains
- switch it back on
- if still red seek further assistance perhaps from www.justanswer.com (I've fixed a washing machine and a printer on there both for just £7's advice - and you only ay when you're happy)
Are you sure it isn't just a "this ring is still hot" type light?
- switch it off at mains
- switch it back on
- if still red seek further assistance perhaps from www.justanswer.com (I've fixed a washing machine and a printer on there both for just £7's advice - and you only ay when you're happy)
Are you sure it isn't just a "this ring is still hot" type light?
the light is duller than when the ring is switched on....doesnt usually happen so dont think its a " ring still warm " light.
ring definitely off....I have switched it off at the socket to get rid of light.
OK,from what I can remember there is a separate set of contacts in the simmerstat for the light,these must be shorted somehow inside the simmerstat,as long as ring is off I wouldn't worry about it.
mate of mine rang me with a similar prob he had, just before his house burnt to the ground
thanks big guru....that makes sense as the pan had boiled over a bit so that could be the problem...cheers.
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