Beko Oven: not heating accurately

Professional Repair Guide

What is this symptom?

Is your Beko oven not heating accurately? This common issue can lead to undercooked or overcooked meals, resulting in inconsistent cooking results. The oven may fail to reach the set temperature or heat unevenly during cycles, making it challenging to achieve the desired outcomes in your cooking.

Urgency: Medium

Important Tips for Beko Models

Official troubleshooting emphasizes correct function and temperature settings must be selected; incorrect selection can appear as temperature issues.

Possible Causes

Faulty temperature sensor or thermostat

How to Identify: Temperature inside oven (measured by an oven thermometer consistently deviates from the set temperature; oven heats too hot or not hot enough

Part: Temperature sensor / thermostat

Faulty heating element

How to Identify: Visible signs of damage (blisters, breaks on the element; one part of the oven heats while others do not; oven fails to reach or maintains temperature poorly

Part: Bake or broil heating element

Control board malfunction

How to Identify: Unresponsive controls, error codes, or inconsistent heat regardless of correct settings

Part: Electronic control board

DIY Solutions

Verify and Recalibrate Oven Temperature

Moderate 10-30 minutes

Tools Needed: Oven thermometer

Place a standalone oven thermometer on the center rack.
Preheat the oven to a set temperature.
Compare the oven thermometer reading to the set temperature and note the difference.

⚠️ Safety First: Ensure oven racks and thermometer are stable before heating.

Inspect and Replace Temperature Sensor

Advanced 30-60 minutes

Tools Needed: Screwdriver, Multimeter, Replacement sensor

Disconnect the oven from power.
Access the ovenâ€™s interior temperature sensor (usually inside the cavity wall).
Test the sensorâ€™s resistance with a multimeter; compare to expected values in the service manual.
Replace the sensor if readings are out of range.

⚠️ Safety First: Disconnect power before any internal component work to avoid electric shock.

Professional Repairs

Heating Element Replacement

Estimated Cost: $40 - $120 per element

Electronic Control Board Replacement

Estimated Cost: $150 - $300

When to Call a Professional

If internal electrical components (heating element, control board) need replacing

If the temperature sensor test is out of range and DIY replacement is beyond skill level

If the oven door seal needs professional replacement

Preventive Maintenance

Regular oven calibration check with an oven thermometer: Temperature drift and cooking inconsistencies
Frequency: Every 6 months
Inspect door gasket condition: Heat loss due to seal wear
Frequency: Annually

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is my Beko Oven not heating accurately?

Common causes include a faulty temperature sensor, heating element issues, or a malfunctioning control board.

How do I fix Beko Oven not heating accurately myself?

You can verify and recalibrate the oven temperature using an oven thermometer or inspect and replace the temperature sensor.

How much does it cost to fix not heating accurately?

Professional repairs range from $40 to $120 for heating element replacement and $150 to $300 for control board replacement.

When should I call a technician for not heating accurately?

Call a technician if DIY solutions seem too complex or if the issue persists after your attempts to fix it.

References & Sources

Oven Not Heating Up: Common Causes & Expert Tips Community

Community Analytical Insights

Analysis based on real user discussions from appliance repair communities

Can I Fix This Myself?

65%

DIY Success Rate Difficulty: Either

Common Issues Reported by Users

Faulty thermostat causing incorrect temperature readings
Worn-out heating element not providing consistent heat
Improper calibration of the oven temperature settings

User Suggested Solutions

Check and replace the thermostat: Unplug the oven, remove the back panel, disconnect the faulty thermostat, and install a new one. Reassemble and test the oven temperature.
Inspect and replace the heating element: Unplug the oven, access the heating element, check for signs of damage, and replace it if necessary. Reassemble and test the oven.
Calibrate the oven: Use an oven thermometer to check the temperature, then adjust the calibration settings according to the user manual to ensure accurate readings.