Zanussi Fan Oven Element - 1900W Stock Number: ES613049

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• val herts
  5.0 out of 5

  very good service 11 January 2013

  easy to use website, got the part I was looking for easily with help on how to fit it as well!!! Good price and very good delivery time. all in all very happy

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• Anonymous Runcorn
  4.0 out of 5

  Electrolux element 11 January 2013

  Having searched the Internet for a replacement element, many seamed the same but this one was the correct Wattage for my cooker. It came well packaged and with no delay. I can not yet comment on the quality as only time will tell, but as it was advertised as a genuine part then I hope it is good quality.

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• Anonymous Forest of Dean
  5.0 out of 5

  Oven spares, Fan Oven Element. 27 December 2012

  Easily installed, perfect replacement and works well. Arrived in plenty of time to cook Christmas dinner.

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• sdunne87
  5.0 out of 5

  Great Service 26 March 2012

  Just wanted to say that thanks to eSpares what was looking like a minimum repair cost of over a hundred pound for an engineer or a new Oven at four times as much. I managed to replace my element myself for a fraction of the cost. The video on the site gave me confidence to try it and after only 3 Days the item was delivered to me and in excellent condition. Replacing the element took me 20 minutes and i'm a complete DIY Novice. Will definitely be using you guys again. Thanks.

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• pjchw Harrogate
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  Fitting fan element in Electrux cooker. 01 March 2010

  A very straightforward job. Simply remove the four screws on the inside rear oven enclosure retaining the rectangular cover over the fan. This then gives access to the two screws which hold the element in - remove these two screws and gently draw the element out being careful not to damage the two wires attached to it. Pull the two wires off the element connections being careful to pull on the connectors and not the cable. It is suggested that a ty-wrap or something similar is used to retain the two wires so that they don't slip through the opening at the rear, whilst the old element is removed and the new one is connected to the cables (REMOVE TY-WRAP!!). Re-assembly is then simply the reverse of the above.

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