GRAM 12KPI-630-42 Cooker Oven Not Heating & Non of the Elements Are Working
Recently purchased a home. The GRAM 12KPI-630-42 cooker oven has worked before but the previous owner told me that the oven has stopped working once before which was fixed under warranty then it failed again at a later stage and she gave up on fixing it after a few attempts, (not by a proper engineer). I have been wondering of this cooker is worth repairing as the estimated value is relatively low and probably not worth the cost of a technician visit or costly part replacement. I performed some basic tests and none of the oven elements are heating up. I can't remember to have seen the thermostat light when turning the diel to e.g. 200C My next step is to measure the thermostat and check the cutoff switch. Any other guidance or assistance is greatly appreciated.
Hi Kenneth,
Thank you for getting in touch. Unfortunately, I don't have technical documentation for your GRAM 12KPI-630-42 Cooker Oven, as it's not a UK brand. However, there are a few common faults to check before you consider replacement.
Is your hob working? You've mentioned the oven isn't heating, but it's worth confirming whether the hob elements are functioning. If only the oven has failed, the issue is likely isolated to the oven circuit rather than a total power loss.
Check the timer setting. One of the most common reasons an oven won't heat is an automatic timer that's preventing power from reaching the heating elements. Review your timer settings carefully—it may be set to a delay start or automatic shutoff mode. I've included a video below that explains how to check and adjust this.
Inspect the oven selector switch. The selector switch (which chooses between different oven functions) can become damaged or burnt out over time, cutting power to the elements even when the controls appear to respond. This is another frequent culprit. A second video below walks through how to examine the selector switch and what to look for.
It's often worth repairing. If your cooker is otherwise in good condition, a simple repair is usually far more economical than replacement. Many heating faults are inexpensive to fix once identified, and repairing keeps appliances out of landfill.
Unfortunately, I don't have wiring diagrams or exploded parts diagrams available for this particular model. If you need further assistance after checking the timer and selector switch, please contact us. You'll find my telephone number on the website.
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