grill element
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hi all,i need to fit a new grill element.the only right size replacement i can find says its 2900w but the sticker in the oven says the grill is 2Kw.would this element be ok to fit.any help is much appreciated.thanks
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Welcome to the forums! We don't know where you are located so we can't even come close to providing adequate information. Where is this grill element? Is it on a stove? What is the brand name and model of the unit to which it is attached. Is it 120 volts, 240 volts, or is it European/Asian/other electrical system?
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hi chandler thanks for the reply,only seen it now.im living in ireland and im having trouble finding info on the oven i have even with the manual.Ill just give the info from the sticker in the oven.its a Belling fan oven with the grill element in the normal place.
TYPE :EVP 444/444M ART NO. 157561/01
MODEL: 787SS
SERIAL NO.: 71130031
AC: 230V 50HZ TOTAL LOAD 3,4 KW
OVEN3,4 KW
GRILL2,0 KW
THANKS
TYPE :EVP 444/444M ART NO. 157561/01
MODEL: 787SS
SERIAL NO.: 71130031
AC: 230V 50HZ TOTAL LOAD 3,4 KW
OVEN3,4 KW
GRILL2,0 KW
THANKS
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Right but did you look at the element rather than what the sticker says.
The stamping on the element would confirm that you have a 2k element.
The specs you show in your previous post shows the stove has a 3.4 kw oven element and a 2.0 kw grill element but only a total load of 3.4 kw.
Something is not quite right with those numbers so I would again suggest you closely look at your old element.
Another possibility is that the element is actually a 2.9 kw element with a 240 rating but the sticker has made an adjustment for the rating of 230 volts that they show.
Remove and check the element.
The stamping on the element would confirm that you have a 2k element.
The specs you show in your previous post shows the stove has a 3.4 kw oven element and a 2.0 kw grill element but only a total load of 3.4 kw.
Something is not quite right with those numbers so I would again suggest you closely look at your old element.
Another possibility is that the element is actually a 2.9 kw element with a 240 rating but the sticker has made an adjustment for the rating of 230 volts that they show.
Remove and check the element.
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hi greg,just checked the element and it says 2900w,dont know why i never checked that.thanks very much for your help i have the element ordered ,hopefully i wont have any trouble fitting it.thanks again.