Frying bacon? Heating up soup? Boiling pasta? No, this isn't a guide to what students can cook, we are just making you aware of how useful your oven hob is! For some, the hob is used as much as the oven so when it breaks down it can be stressful. If your gas hob ring has stopped working it's not time to start googling "how to use a microwave to fry bacon", it's time to visit us for a replacement gas hob ring!

It's not too difficult to know if your gas hob ring has stopped working, you should know because it will no longer be producing heat. The gas burner ring allows the gas to properly circulate around the burner, so when it stops working it means you'll be unable to use your hob. The best thing to do is to find a replacement to get your hob back up and running! 

We have a huge selection of high-quality replacement gas hob rings, whatever the make and model of your oven you should be able to find the part that fits your needs. To see our full collection of replacement gas hob parts you can click here. 

To order a replacement, follow the link above, enter the manufacturer of your oven and a keyword to find a part that is compatible with your cooker. The last thing you want is to order a replacement part and find out it won't work with your model - so read the product description carefully! Below is just a small selection of what we have on offer:

Auxiliary Gas Burner Ring

Rapid Gas Burner Ring

Hob Gas Burner Ring

For any questions about our replacement gas hob rings, or for any of the other products we supply, feel free to get in touch. Whether you need help picking a part, replacing it yourself, or just a general question, our friendly team is always happy to help. Contact us here today!

Another day, another burnt dinner. But you followed the instructions to the letter! You watched the timer! You set the temperature correctly! So now you're thinking, maybe it's NOT you, you're thinking "my oven is too hot".

Well you'll be happy to hear that actually, yes, a fault in your oven can cause it to become too hot and it's not too uncommon. That's why we are here to explain what may be causing your oven to become too hot, and better yet, how you can resolve it yourself. So to learn more about the potential cause of why your oven is too hot, keep reading:

Faulty Oven Element

The oven element is the part that is directly responsible for heating up your oven. When it breaks down you won't be able to cook your meals efficiently. This is because it's either making your oven too hot or not hot enough, typically the damage to an oven element is visible. Unfortunately, very much like a lightbulb, when an oven element burns out there's nothing you can do except replace it. The good news is that we have loads of fantastic replacement oven elements for you to choose from, just click here. To find out how to replace it yourself, click here.

Broken Thermostat

Even if you triple checked you set the temperature correctly, if the thermostat is faulty your oven won't be able to regulate its heat. This is because the oven thermostat isn't telling the oven it has reached the right temperature (only then does your oven stop getting hotter). This may be why your oven is getting too hot, which means it's time to replace that busted thermostat! For a great replacement, have a browse through the ones we have on offer. To find out how to do this yourself, read our blog post. 

Faulty Oven Fan

Oven cooling fans are another component that prevents your oven from overheating. When it isn't working your oven won't have a way to cool down when it's getting too hot. In order to fix it, you may want to get a replacement, and you've guessed it, we have plenty. To see our range of replacement oven fans, click here.  You know the score by now, we want to give you a method of replacing your oven fan without having to hire someone, so here's a blog post on how to do it yourself. 

If you have any questions about why your oven is too hot, or about any of the products we supply, we are more than happy to help. Feel free to get in touch with our friendly team, contact us today. Or to browse all of our replacement oven parts be sure to check out the rest of our website. 

Indesit ovens are a fantastic appliance for any kitchen, founded it 1975 it's clear to see why Indesit are one of the nation's favourite kitchen brands. However, even the highest-quality cookers can fall victim to damage. If your Indesit oven door glass is shattered it's important that you find a replacement as soon as possible.

Shattered oven door glass not only allows valuable heat to escape from your oven, it also can be dangerous! Like any broken glass, if this shattered pane falls out of the oven door frame anyone in the kitchen can be injured by it. Luckily, we have a whole range of Indesit oven door glass replacements that will fix your problem in no time.

To see our full range of Indesit oven door glass replacements click here. Ensure the glass you select is compatible with your model before ordering. Read the product description carefully to avoid disappointment. Once you have received the Indesit oven glass to replace your shattered oven door, follow the instructions below to replace it yourself!

How to replace your shattered Indesit oven door glass: 

1. To be able to replace the shattered glass, you'll need to begin by removing the door to be able to work on it. Most oven doors can be simply unlatched, and lifted off the hinges. Do this very carefully as to not disturb the shattered glass - you don't want it going all over the floor!

2. Next, you will notice that the oven glass is held in place by the door's inner shell. In order to remove it, you will need to unscrew it from the main door frame. Make sure that you have laid the door on a suitable surface before you begin to loosen the screws that hold the panel in place. Using a screwdriver, you should remove all the screws and set them aside, making note of which goes where.

3. You should now be able to access the broken glass. Remove it carefully (using protective gloves if it can not be removed in one piece). Take care to remove any stray bits of glass that may still be attached the door. 

4. Make sure your replacement glass pane is clean, then carefully set it in place of the one you have just removed. Be careful, as this whole process has taught us, glass can be fragile!

5. Finally screw the inner panel back together and reattach the door to the main oven. There you have it, you have successfully replaced you shattered Indesit oven door!

If you have any further questions about your Indesit oven or any other query you think we may be able to help with, feel free to get in touch. Our friendly team of experts are always here to help so give us a call on, 02920 452 510.