Ovens & cooktops
Not heating, elements, and induction faults.
Electric oven not heating
The oven powers up (light/clock may work) but doesn't get hot — pointing at the element, thermostat, or the oven's controls rather than the supply.
Oven trips the power when switched on or heating
Turning the oven on (or selecting heat/grill) trips the safety switch or breaker — usually an element that's failed to earth.
Cooktop element (radiant/coil) not working
One element/zone on an electric (radiant or coil) cooktop isn't heating while others work — pointing at that element, its switch/control, or connection.
Induction cooktop showing a fault or not heating
An induction cooktop won't heat, shows an error code, or doesn't recognise pans — different from a radiant element fault because it's electronic and pan-dependent.
Rangehood fan or light not working
A rangehood's fan won't run or its light is out — could be the supply, switches, motor, or (for ducted units) the controls.
Oven clock/controls blank but oven otherwise has power
The oven's clock/display is blank or the touch controls are unresponsive, often preventing the oven from operating even though the circuit is live.