Oven Mains Terminal Block Stock Number: ES654913
Genuine spare part for select models of Stoves, Diplomat, New World and Belling cookers
Manufactured by Stoves
(This part fits select models)
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Oven Mains Terminal Block
If you have noticed your clock is not displaying time or there are areas of your cooker that aren’t working, then those symptoms suggest there is a problem with the terminal block.
The terminal block is located at the back of your cooker where there may be a number of circuits connected by links from the main power connection. With the help of eSpares and this replacement terminal block, you will soon be back to a fully working oven - so you can get back to creating your tasty dishes at meal time again soon!
Genuine spare part for select models of Stoves, Diplomat, New World and Belling cookers.
Please check the suitable model fit list to ensure that this is the correct part for your appliance.
3 Questions and 5 Answers
I had somebody who removed it but never came back with the part, However was told to order the diplomat terminal box. Is there any information on how to fit this part? (video clip)
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Chris at eSpares says...
Re Sally Potvin: We have now added a video to the part on fitting this type of spare to a similar appliance.
- is there a diagram to fit terminal box?
- Probably too late for you now, but: Isolate the supply FULLY before starting (live and neutral). Open the cover (screw driver clips or dedicated cover screw) and remove the supply cable. Unscrew the box from the appliance. Remove each wire from the old terminal box (one by one) and connect to identical position in the new terminal box. These are 'spade' connectors and normally can be removed by hand, although pliers maybe of assistance. Once all wires transferred to the new terminal box, mount new terminal back into appliance and reconnect supply cable. Always check connections to ensure no wiring short circuits. Apply power and test. If you have the equipment, perform a portable appliance test (PAT) before connection of main power cord to ensure continued safety.
Hi, I have a double oven, the top oven is an oven/grill. Whilst using the lower oven last week, it tripped the electric switch and wont heat up, you can hear the fan is on and the light is on but no heat. The top grill works, but if you switch it to oven mode it also trips the electric switch. The cooker is only 20 months old, so wouldnt think it would be the element. but also the top oven i have been told works from the grill element, but the grill works. its just when you switch to oven mode on either oven that that it trips the switch. Any idea if this part could be the cause please? (Apologies i hope my questions makes sense)
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eSpares Staff at eSpares says...
The likeliest cause of the oven tripping the electrics would be the element so you would need to check it with a meter.
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Chris at eSpares says...
No, For information on your repair see our video: How to diagnose problems with your oven http://www.espares.co.uk/advice/1/2145
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