Cooker knob - repair needed

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Permalink Reply by 1p2elqvr6fe2z on November 13, 2012 at 20:35

Dear Ed,

I would try to find the part first on the internet via a company that sells spare parts or via the manufacturer, before getting it repaired. You may also be able to do this yourself if you have the part to hand.

http://www.cooker-parts.co.uk/10228/info.php?p=11&cat=11808&...

For cooker repairs try JSG Electricals, Brian on 07956 302038 in Middle Lane N8.

Best wishes

Lynne

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Permalink Reply by Ed Crane on November 13, 2012 at 21:40

Thank you very much for your kind help, Lynne.

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Permalink Reply by Christopher Fowler on November 16, 2012 at 1:22

Spray WD40 into it. That often frees up switches, rotary knobs etc when they get a bit sticky or stop working. Much cheaper than a replacement! There's not much around the home that can't be mended with a can of WD40, a Swiss army knife, and a roll of Duck tape.

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