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Rubber ring for grid D=6 MM, H=10 mm for WHIRLPOOL stoves
Part number: 484000000949 (replaces 481246818081)
Product description
This original rubber ring has a diameter of 6 mm and a height of 10 mm, designed for WHIRLPOOL stoves. This set includes 1 rubber ring, which ensures a secure fit for the grid and prevents it from shifting during cooking. Using original parts guarantees the durability and high performance of your stove.
Technical specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Diameter | 6 mm |
| Height | 10 mm |
| Package contents | 1 piece |
Compatibility
The rubber ring is compatible with WHIRLPOOL stoves, part number 484000000949, and replaces 481246818081. Before purchasing, ensure that your appliance matches the specified models.
How to choose the right part
- Check the part number of your current rubber ring and ensure it matches the one listed on the packaging.
- Make sure the dimensions of the rubber ring (diameter and height) meet your requirements.
- Pay attention to compatibility with your WHIRLPOOL stove model.
Causes of failure and wear prevention
Common causes of rubber ring failure include:
- Overheating due to improper placement of the grid.
- Mechanical damage from careless handling.
- Wear from prolonged use and exposure to high temperatures.
To extend the life of the rubber ring, it is recommended to:
- Properly install the grid, avoiding excessive pressure.
- Regularly check the condition of the rubber ring and replace it at the first signs of wear.
Replacement recommendations
Replacing the rubber ring is quite simple and can be done by yourself. Follow these steps:
- Disconnect the stove from the power supply for safety.
- Remove the grid from the stove.
- Take off the old rubber ring by gently pulling it at the edges.
- Install the new rubber ring in place of the old one, ensuring it fits securely.
- Place the grid back on the stove and check its stability.
- Reconnect the stove to the power supply and test its operation.
Replacement difficulty
Replacing the rubber ring is rated as low in difficulty. No special tools or skills are required, and most users can handle the task independently.