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What to do if Westinghouse heating household fuse is blown?
- LLaura DanielAug 29, 2025
Replace the household fuse. If the fuse continues to blow, contact the Service Centre.
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Replace the household fuse. If the fuse continues to blow, contact the Service Centre.
Why is my Westinghouse WVE616 not heating enough if the timer is in “AUTO” mode?
Refer to the timer operating instructions for guidance.
What to do if Westinghouse heating power is not switched on?
Check that the cooktop elements are plugged in and the power is on.
How to boil liquids in Westinghouse WVE616?
To effectively bring liquids to a boil using your Westinghouse Oven, ensure you are using a high setting. Once the liquid starts boiling, reduce the setting to prevent it from boiling over.
What to do if Westinghouse benchtop becoming too hot and/or beginning to discolour overcooktop because of the wrong type of cooking pot?
Make sure the bases of your cooking pots are not concave.
Why is my Westinghouse food taking too long to cook, because I'm using a round based wok?
Use a flat based wok on electric cooktops.
Why does the glass surface of my Westinghouse Oven become milky white when the pot is removed?
If the glass surface of your Westinghouse oven becomes milky white when the pot is removed, use a flat-based pot.
Why does my Westinghouse WVE616 Oven emit smoke when first used?
If the elements of your Westinghouse Oven are giving off smoke or odors when first used, don't worry; this is normal, as it's due to protective oils being removed.
Why do the elements give off smoke or odors when my Westinghouse WVE616 Oven is first used?
If the elements on your Westinghouse oven are giving off smoke or odors when first used, do not worry; this is normal.
How to reset the clock on my Westinghouse WVE616 when it's flashing?
If the clock is flashing on the display of your Westinghouse oven, reset the time of day and any cooking functions you were using.
General| Brand | Westinghouse |
|---|---|
| Model | WVE616 |
| Oven Type | Electric |
| Oven Capacity | 80L |
| Timer | Yes |
| Number of cooking functions | 5 |
| Energy rating | A |
| Color | Stainless Steel |
| Oven Functions | Grill, Defrost |
| Dimensions (H x W x D) | 596mm x 596mm x 573mm |
Defines intended household and similar applications for the appliance.
Crucial safety precautions for installation and operation, covering hazards.
Information on how users should dispose of packing materials and the product.
Essential warnings and requirements for safe and correct appliance installation.
Guidelines for cabinet construction and specific dimensions for flush and proud fits.
Identifies and explains the function of controls on various oven models.
Steps for preparing the appliance and setting the clock before initial operation.
Instructions for correctly installing telescopic slides, shelves, and side racks.
Explains various oven functions like Bake, Grill, Fan Forced, and Steam.
Guidance on using timers, setting cooking duration, and managing clock functions.
Details on adjusting the clock, setting cook time, and using additional features.
Instructions for activating child-proof lock, safety cut-out, and DEMO mode.
Explains the self-cleaning function, its operation, and precautions.
Guide to using sensor fields and menus for oven operation.
Configuration options for time, display, sounds, and water hardness.
Instructions for saving favorite cooking settings and programs.
Guidance on meat roasting, poultry/fish, and optimal shelf placement for cooking.
Tables providing temperature, shelf position, and time for various cooking methods.
Tips for effective grilling, meat types, and door positions.
How to use steam cooking, water requirements, and cleaning steam parts.
Identifies cooking problems, their causes, and suggested remedies.
A recipe to help users familiarize themselves with oven performance and hot spots.
Essential safety and cleaning advice for the oven, door glass, and surfaces.
Instructions for removing and cleaning oven trays, shelves, and grill inserts.
Procedures for removing side racks, grill elements, and telescopic slides.
Steps for cleaning triple-glazed doors and safely removing the oven door.
Instructions for reassembling oven door glass panels, trim, and fitting the door.
How to initiate and manage the self-cleaning cycle, including safety warnings.
Procedures for descaling, rinsing, tank emptying, and cleaning the steam cavity.
Do's and Don'ts for cooktop use, and instructions for cleaning ceramic hotplates.
Addresses problems like oven not working, loose seals, lights, and heating issues.
Details the terms, conditions, exclusions, and claim process for the product warranty.
