Why is my Westinghouse Oven not heating enough?
If your Westinghouse oven isn't heating enough, there could be a few reasons. Check if there's foil or trays on the bottom of the oven, as these can affect heating. Also, make sure the timer is not in “AUTO” mode, refer to timer operating instructions. Finally, a blown household fuse could also be the cause.
Why is my Westinghouse Oven not working, even though functions and temperature appear on the display?
If functions and temperature appear on the display but your Westinghouse oven does not work, the oven may be in ‘Demo’ mode; refer to Additional Functionality for instructions.
How to fix Westinghouse WVE613 light that is not working?
If your Westinghouse oven light isn't working, first check if the light is turned off at the control panel. If not, the lamp may be blown or loose in the socket. Also, check if a household fuse has blown.
What to do if the Westinghouse WVE613 Oven door cannot be replaced after removal?
If the Westinghouse oven door cannot be replaced after removal, ensure the stirrup is engaged properly.
Why does my Westinghouse WVE613 light stay on when the door is closed?
If the light in your Westinghouse oven stays on when the door is closed, it may be because an oven function has been selected or the light has been turned on at the control panel.
What to do if there is condensation build up in my Westinghouse Oven?
If you notice condensation build-up in your Westinghouse oven, try reducing the amount of water used in cooking. Sometimes, condensation is normal.
Why is the light not turning on when I open the door of my Westinghouse WVE613?
If the light does not turn on when you open the door of your Westinghouse oven, the oven light may need replacing.
What to do if the pyrolytic cycle is not working on my Westinghouse WVE613 Oven?
If the pyrolytic cycle is not working on your Westinghouse oven, make sure all accessories are removed from the oven.
General| Style | Single |
|---|---|
| Color | Stainless Steel |
| Total Capacity | 12-cup muffin tray |
| Temperature Settings | - |
| Cooking Programms | Bake |
| Special Features | Cooling Fan |
| Accessories | Mesh basket rack for dehydrating and air frying |
| Energy Class | - |
| Power Consumption | - |
| Annual Energy Consumption | - |
| Energy Consumption per Cycle | 86 kWh |
| Voltage | - |
| Frequency | - |
| Current | 9.6 A |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 600 mm |
|---|---|
| Height | 600 mm |
| Width | 600 mm |
| Net Weight | - |
Essential precautions for installing and operating the appliance.
Safety guidelines for the cooktop section.
Steps, warnings, electrical connections, and cabinet dimensions for installation.
Installation details for non-pyrolytic, pyrolytic, and duo oven models.
Clearance gaps and requirements for installing cooktops above ovens.
Illustrates and labels control panels for various oven models.
Guides on cleaning, setting time, and initial preheating.
Explains fitting telescopic runners, shelves, and side racks.
Describes cooking modes like Bake, Grill, Fan Forced, and Steam Assist.
Covers fan operation, condensation, temperature selection, and preheating.
Details using timers, electronic clocks, and setting cooking durations.
Explains child lock, function lock, safety cut-out, and demo mode operations.
Explains pyrolytic cleaning function and safety warnings.
Provides tables with temperatures, shelf positions, and times for cooking methods.
Advice on grilling meats, door positions, and fan grill usage.
Details steam functions for models and operating sequences, including water tank management.
Addresses problems like uneven cooking, browning, and steam faults with remedies.
A recipe to understand oven performance and hot spots.
Instructions for cleaning enamel, stainless steel, glass, oven cavity, grill, and accessories.
Steps for disassembling, cleaning, and reassembling the oven door glass and trim.
Covers utensil advice, do's/don'ts, cleaning ceramic surface, and cooking hints.
Solutions for common cooktop and oven problems and fault identification.
Location of model/serial numbers for service and contact details.
Warranty period, coverage, exclusions, and claim procedure.
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