Rosieres oven overheating problem

Dec 06, 2004 2 Replies
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I have 'inherited' a Rosieres double oven setup in my kitchen. It turns out that both ovens overheat by up to 50 degrees. How to handle this given that Rosieres does not have an established service/dealership network in this country? Also, I'd like to replace the hot plate with a wok burner, again who to turn to?



Fred



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  1. set dial to 50 degs lower when cooking
  2. rotate the control behind by 50 degrees (temp degrees of course)
  3. google for a new thermostat
  4. look for an adjustment screw on the stat
  5. if the knob is grub-screwed onto a round shaft with no flat, loosen screw, tweak knob position, tighten.

Googling Rosieres not get you anything? If not, I doubt anyone coudl help.

NT

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  1. set dial to 50 degs lower when cooking
  2. rotate the control behind by 50 degrees (temp degrees of course)
  3. google for a new thermostat
  4. look for an adjustment screw on the stat
  5. if the knob is grub-screwed onto a round shaft with no flat, loosen screw, tweak knob position, tighten.

Googling Rosieres not get you anything? If not, I doubt anyone could help.

NT

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