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• Turns out the grill had also stopped working after replacing the oven element. After taking the back off the oven I was able to see that one of the electric connectors had come off the old element in the process of pulling it through from the front to replace it. Other's might have the same issue as the cables for that connector were particularly short and didn't have enough slack to pull through the insulation and to the front (internals) of the oven. Issue was resolved by connecting the connector onto the 2nd pin of one of the two double prongs on the element - ensuring that it was connected to the same prong as the other wire with the same pattern on it. The reason it had stopped the grill element working was because the grill power runs off an extension of the same connector that goes to the oven element, so it had knocked both out at once. By N - - 23 February 2018
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  Chris at eSpares says...

  See our oven diagnosis video in the advice centre as the problem may be the thermostat.