Leisure range display shows E10 and the oven functions are disabled.

Safety first: Disconnect the cooker from mains power. Ensure the oven is cool before attempting to open or work on the door lock.

Freeing a stuck lock:

• Try gently pressing the door inwards while operating the lock/unlock function (if available) to relieve pressure on the latch.
• If the door remains locked with E10, remove the top panel or control panel (depending on model) to access the door lock assembly.
• Manually move the lock lever to release the door, taking care not to force or bend components.

Check the lock components:

• Inspect the door lock motor and linkage for signs of burning, stiffness, or broken plastic parts.
• Test the door lock microswitches for correct operation with a multimeter (they should change state when the lock is engaged).
• Check the wiring harness from the lock to the main control PCB for damage or loose connectors.
• Replace the complete door lock assembly if the motor or switches are faulty.

Note: Some Leisure models do not have pyrolytic cleaning but still use a safety lock; refer to your model’s service information for exact lock type.