The H310 uses a capillary thermostat rather than an electronic probe: a fluid-filled bulb in the cavity expands against a switch. When that bulb loses its charge the oven either sits cold or runs away hot, and there is no error code to say so. Diagnosing one of these is a matter of comparing the cavity against a calibrated thermometer, and the repair, when it is the thermostat, is self-contained.
Key Features
- Built-in electric wall oven with rotary function and temperature knobs
- Conventional and fan-assisted heating modes
- Enamelled cavity with removable shelf runners
- Mechanical thermostat with a capillary sensor
Most Common Issues on This Model
01
Capillary thermostat losing its charge and reading wildly wrong
02
Door hinge springs fatiguing so the door hangs open a few degrees
03
Fan motor bearing drying out and whining at temperature