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Convection heater for Beko oven 262510005 BOX 1600 W
The convection heater for Beko oven 262510005 BOX is designed to provide even and efficient heating of food in ovens. This heating element with a power of 1600 W is perfect for Beko models, ensuring reliable operation and high efficiency. The heater's diameter is 154 mm (outer) and 141 mm (inner), making it compatible with a wide range of ovens from this brand.
Technical specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Power | 1600 W |
| Heater diameter | Outer: 154 mm (±3 mm) |
| Inner: 141 mm (±3 mm) | |
| Connection | 2 terminals 6.3 mm + terminal 6.3 mm (ground) |
Compatible models
- Beko MLB5CDT
- Beko CK100F232C
- Beko CK100F232K
- Beko CS110F722X
- Beko CK100C210R
- Beko CK100C210S
- Beko BD533AS
- Beko BDVC563AW
- Beko BDVC563AK
- Beko MLB5CDW
- Beko OTF22300X
- Beko COOK59TCX
- Beko CS100C510X
- Beko CK100C210X
- Beko CK100C210K
- Beko BDV555AW
- Beko BDV555AS
- Beko BD533AK
- Beko BDV555AK
How to choose the right product
When selecting a heater for your oven, pay attention to the following points:
- Check the power of the heater; it should match the original part.
- Ensure that the dimensions (diameter) of the heater match those of the one installed in your appliance.
- Note the type of connection and the number of terminals to avoid installation issues.
Possible causes of failure and prevention methods
Heaters can fail for several reasons:
- Overheating: Frequent use at maximum temperatures can lead to rapid wear.
- Corrosion: Moisture inside the oven can negatively affect the condition of the heater, so avoid water contact with electrical components.
- Thermostat malfunction: Overheating due to a faulty thermostat can damage the heater.
To prevent wear, monitor the thermostat's functionality and avoid excessive use of high temperatures.
Difficulty of part replacement
Replacing the heater in the oven requires some skills and tools. It is recommended to follow these steps:
- Disconnect the oven from the power supply.
- Remove the back panel to access the heater.
- Disconnect the old heater by carefully removing the terminals.
- Install the new heater, connecting the terminals in the same order.
- Check the installation and close the panel.
- Reconnect the oven to the power supply and test the operation of the new heater.
The difficulty of replacement can be rated as medium. If you lack experience, it is advisable to consult a professional.