Food residue and a new electrical smell are not interchangeable. Describe where the smoke appeared and stop the appliance if there is an unusual burning smell or visible damage.
A spill, cleaning product or first use after long storage may matter, but should not be assumed to explain a new smell. State the selected function and when it began.
There is no need to recreate smoke for a video. Existing photographs and a model reference can support the enquiry. An engineer can decide what inspection is appropriate before the appliance returns to use.
A control that will not accept a programme differs from an accepted programme producing no heat. Separating those steps makes the enquiry more useful.
Read the guide ↗OvenA double oven contains distinct cavities and functions. Calling the entire appliance a fan oven can lead to the wrong parts enquiry.
Read the guide ↗OvenA single failed function, physical damage and several recurring faults pose different decisions. Appliance age alone does not identify the sensible option.
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