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Lower oven heating element ZANUSSI (COK110ZN)
Power: 1200W
Operating voltage: 230V
Dimensions: Width - 320mm, Length - 380mm
Product description
The lower heating element for the ZANUSSI oven (part numbers: 3570076038, 3581907387, 3570076012, 50170990001, 00203120) is designed for even heating of food during baking and roasting. This element ensures a stable temperature, which is a key factor for successful meal preparation. It is suitable for replacement in various models of ZANUSSI ovens and other brands such as Electrolux, AEG, Corbero, Rex, and Faure.
Technical specifications and compatibility
| Parameters | Value |
|---|---|
| Power | 1200W |
| Operating voltage | 230V |
| Width | 320mm |
| Length | 380mm |
Compatibility with models:
- AEG 5005 947730136
- Electrolux EK6720 947740300
- Corbero 5053VT 947760078
- Zanussi Z65XES 947730107
How to choose the right product
When selecting a lower heating element for your oven, pay attention to the following points:
- Check the power and voltage to ensure they meet your requirements.
- Measure the dimensions of the heating element to ensure they fit your model.
- Compare part numbers with your old heating element for accurate compatibility.
Possible causes of failure and prevention methods
The main reasons for the failure of the lower heating element include:
- Overheating due to insufficient ventilation – ensure that the oven's ventilation openings are not blocked.
- Corrosion from moisture – store the oven in a dry place.
- Uneven heat distribution – make sure that food does not obstruct the heating elements.
Regularly checking the condition of the heating element and cleaning it from grease will help extend the component's lifespan.
Difficulty of replacement
Replacing the lower heating element is a task of moderate difficulty. It is recommended to follow this procedure:
- Disconnect the oven from the power supply.
- Remove the back panel to access the heating elements.
- Disconnect the old heating element from the wiring.
- Install the new heating element and connect the wires.
- Secure the back panel and turn on the oven for testing.
If you do not have experience working with electrical appliances, it is better to consult a professional.
