Cannon Ceramic Glass Hob Electric Heating Element - 1800W - C00139036

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This original manufacturer 1800W heating element is designed for DIYers and homeowners looking to restore consistent heat to their Cannon ceramic glass hobs. It serves as a direct, high-quality replacement for damaged or faulty elements in specific Cannon models, ensuring your appliance returns to peak performance. Please note that replacing internal heating components requires basic electrical knowledge and the appliance must be fully disconnected from the power supply before installation.
| Model Part Number | C00139036 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Cannon |
Yes, it is compatible with Indesit appliances using the same part number 482000022931.
Check your appliance's model number against the list provided (e.g., C50ECW) and verify the original part number matches C00139036.
If you are comfortable with basic electrical repairs and appliance maintenance, it is a straightforward swap. If you are not confident, please contact a professional technician.
Typically, you will need a screwdriver set and potentially a pair of pliers for terminal connections.
It does not include a manual, so it is recommended to keep a photo record of the wiring configuration before removing the old element.
Double-check all wiring connections to ensure they are secure and correctly seated on the terminals.
Inspect the thermal cut-out or indicator light wiring as it may be disconnected or faulty separate from the element.
Before beginning installation, ensure the appliance is completely isolated from the mains power. Access to the element typically requires removing the glass top or the rear access panel of the cooker. Always document the wiring configuration before disconnecting the old element to ensure correct reconnection. This part is compatible with Cannon models including C50ECK, C50ECS, C50ECW, C50ECX, C50EKB, C50EKS, C50EKW, and C50EKX. To maintain the life of the new element, avoid using heavy-bottomed pans that exceed the diameter of the heating zone and never drag cookware across the ceramic glass surface, as scratches can affect heat distribution.