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Heating element for Candy oven (41020672) (COK100CY)
Power: 1050W + 450W
Operating voltage: 230V + 98V
Width: 335mm
Length: 345mm
Description
The heating element for Candy ovens (model 41020672) is designed to provide even heating in ovens. It is perfect for replacing a faulty heating element, allowing you to continue cooking delicious dishes. With a power of 1050W and 450W, this heating element ensures stable operation across various temperature settings.
Technical specifications and compatibility
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Power | 1050W + 450W |
| Operating voltage | 230V + 98V |
| Width | 335mm |
| Length | 345mm |
Compatibility: Suitable for many models, including Candy 2D322X, 2D3621X, 2D3641N, FBP694X, and many others. A complete list of compatible models can be found above.
How to choose the right product
When selecting a heating element, it is important to pay attention to the following parameters:
- Device model: Ensure that the heating element is compatible with your oven model.
- Dimensions: Check the width and length of the heating element to ensure it fits properly.
- Power: Make sure the power of the heating element meets the requirements of your device.
Possible causes of failure and prevention methods
The heating element may fail for the following reasons:
- Overheating due to improper use.
- Wear of components over time.
- Short circuit in the electrical network.
To prevent wear of the heating element, it is recommended to:
- Regularly clean the oven of grease and dirt.
- Avoid overheating the device by following the operating instructions.
- Check the wiring for any damage.
Difficulty of part replacement
Replacing the heating element for a Candy oven can be done independently. The process includes the following steps:
- Disconnect the oven from the power supply.
- Remove the back panel to access the heating elements.
- Disconnect the old heating element, remembering the order of the wire connections.
- Install the new heating element, connecting the wires in the same order.
- Close the back panel and turn on the oven.
Difficulty rating: 2 out of 5. Replacing the heating element requires basic knowledge of electrical devices, but it can be done independently if you follow the instructions.