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Terry wrote:
I've fixed a few such things: Suggestion: Make sure your electrical connections to the new elements are 'good and tight'. Hold the tips in say your big pliers and tighten the screws with other hand. There's a fairly heavy current there in a small area and any looseness of the connection can cause the new connection to heat up and burn off; thereby possibly ruining a new element. (It's hot enough there normally with the heat from the oven!) Hmmm, the electrical connection is a fairly bog standard spade connector, and it came off very easily. Maybe this is the origin of the fault... Use sandpaper or a small file to clean away any corrosion to get metal to metal contact. Maybe use new screws? Add washers; to increase contact area? If they are not screw-on connections bur some form of clips make sure the electrical contact/connections are clean and good. Good luck, well done btw. All good advice; it will be put into practice! Cheers, -- jc Remove the -not from email |
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