If your cooker repeatedly trips the electrics, it indicates a serious electrical fault. Ignoring this can lead to fire, damage, or appliance failure.
Common causes
Short circuits
Damaged wiring, loose connections, or faulty components can create a short circuit, causing immediate trips.
Faulty heating elements
Electric elements that leak current to the casing can trip fuses or breakers.
Repair costs range from £90 to £200.
Control board issues
Faulty boards may draw abnormal current, causing repeated trips.
Repair typically costs £150 to £350.
Moisture inside the cooker
Condensation or spills can short internal wiring and components.
Signs you need professional repair
- Fuse or breaker trips immediately when switching on
- Frequent trips during normal use
- Other electrical faults present
- Burning smell or sparks
Related problems
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