After a power cut, I cannot seem to reset my Diplomat ADP 3300 oven. Serial No. 07 119260 08. It happened once before, and I was able to reset. This time the LCD display just flashes and will not allow me to change it. Can you help?

Bridget, February 2009

I just reset my Diplomat ADP3300 by holding down the four leftmost buttons for a second. Then I used the plus and minus buttons to reset the time on the clock. After this, the oven and grill worked fine.

I assume that this is a safety feature, so that if you left your oven or grill on, and there was a power-cut to your house, then if hours later, the power is restored, the grill won't come back on unattended and maybe start a fire.

Giles, March 2010

Hello,
I had the same issue after a power cut.
All I had to do is to press the 'timer' button (with the bell) and the 'cooking' button (with the pan and heat waves) together at the same time. Then the little dot between the hours and minutes starts flashing (your are then in the 'clock setting' mode). Then adjust the time using the + and - buttons. Once you have the correct time, just leave it and it will automatically quit the 'clock setting' mode.

wayne, January 2010

Hello,
I have got totaly the same issue. After the power been cut it just flashes auto? !!trying to get some help, it i will find , i will let u know? or maybe u sorted out this problem already?

lina, December 2009

where do i get a replacement inner glass oven door for a diplomat

bwhite255, August 2009

you have to hold down the HAND, the TIMER and the + button at the same time.

laurence, March 2009