Circular Fan Oven Element - 2500 Watts

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Description

Oven not heating up? If your fan oven is turning on properly but it just blows cold air around, it's often a problem with the heating element. Fix it yourself and save some hard-earned cash with this replacement main oven element.

2500 Watts
240 Volts
3 Turns
Diameter: 190mm
Bracket length: 140mm
Gap between tags: 95mm
Total length: 220mm

Please note: This heating element is serial number dependent - please contact our Call Centre with your full model and serial numbers prior to purchase.

Compatible spare circular element for select AEG, Electra, Electrolux, Firenzi, John Lewis, Moffat, Parkinson Cowan, Tricity Bendix and Zanussi cookers.

How to replace an oven element

This video should help with fitting this part. However, the exact layout and fitting technique may differ for your make and model.

Be safe - always unplug any appliance from the electricity supply before carrying out any work on it.
If you are in any doubt contact a qualified repairer.

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Best Purchase Ever
09 May 2013
- Overall Rating 5.0/5.0
- Quality 5.0/5.0
- Value 5.0/5.0
- Ease of fitting 5.0/5.0
By Anonymous - West Sussex - Fix-It Beginner

The component was exactly as described, very good quality,easy to fit.
Top purchase, top supplier.
06 May 2013
- Overall Rating 5.0/5.0
- Quality 5.0/5.0
- Value 5.0/5.0
- Ease of fitting 5.0/5.0
By Anonymous - Kent - Fix-It Beginner

So pleased with the service from e.spares, oven broken Monday morning, item ordered Monday afternoon, arrived promptly Tuesday lunchtime as promised, easily fitted by Tuesday evening . How's that for service. Top marks from me.
as it says on the tin
01 May 2013
- Overall Rating 5.0/5.0
- Quality 5.0/5.0
- Value 5.0/5.0
- Ease of fitting 5.0/5.0
By gudgewatch - Aylesbury - Fix-It Beginner

Easy to fit works like a dream It is as if I have a new oven .

Q I have replaced the element and its still not working. Do I need to to shop for a new oven? 1 Answer
I have a Zanussi ZHF470X I suspected the element had blown so I've changed it. I can now not turn on the bottom oven, neither the LED indicator or fan come on. The top oven and grill work fine so I dont think its a problem with the feed to the unit.

by Anonymous - 31 March 2011
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  Hi there. I'd advise going back and having a look to make sure that the element is fitted and wired correctly - just one slightly loose wire could be to blame.
  
  by Rory - 31 March 2011
Q hi could anyone tell me the centers of the contacts and fixing holes? cheers 1 Answer
by Dave - 10 January 2011
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  Hi Dave Just got my old element out of the bin. Centers of the 2 base fixing holes are 128mm apart, the element connectors are 90mm apart. Measurement from center of base plate to center of third fixing point is 125mm. Hope this helps
  
  by Jim K - 02 March 2011
Q How do I know the element is no good 1 Answer
My oven starts then trips the house fuse, was working perfect until wife cleaned oven, now trips out with in a couple of mins, oven element working, as there is heat, I can not see any other item apart from the element, that could cause the house fuse to trip out, the top oven works perfect, oven approx three years old, gets well used daily, the element looks ok,

by groveler - 01 November 2009
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  have you checked the thermostat, inside the oven top right hand side it could have been damaged during cleaning causing a short and blowing fuse.
  
  by Anonymous - 31 December 2009
Q Is it an element i need ? 1 Answer
I have a Zanussi zce7700x and it all works apart from the fan oven,which has just stopped heating up, it still seems that the fan is blowing cold air around the oven but I just wanted to double check that it is the element I need to buy.?

by bastynitch - 14 October 2009
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  i wouldsay you definitely needafan oven element as thishas happened to me twice.element is easy to remove and you will probably see then where it has "blown"
  
  by amandalumley - 18 November 2009
Q How do I know it's the element that's ceased? 1 Answer
AEG COMPETENCE D2160w The fan at the back of the Main Fan Oven has stopped. The oven is clean and not jammed up with goo! Is the fan malfunction usually due to the heating element ceasing? I have read your reviews and it seems that this is quite a common occurrence and they are reasonable to fit. Does the oven housing have to come out or can the element be fitted from inside via the door?

by Mike201047 - 15 March 2009
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  If the fan is malfunctioning it is more than lightly that the bearings are worn. the back must come off for the fan replacement in any event as it is a seperate unit from the element. If the element has stopped working then it is much easier to fit the element by disconnecting the wiring at the back then fit the element from inside the oven. This helps save time as the wires are short which could cause problems this also ensures that you connect the wires to the correct contact points.
  
  by Pongo1 - 06 April 2009