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This set of 6 genuine replacement control knobs is designed for homeowners and repair technicians looking to restore full functionality to their Belling or Stoves kitchen appliances. Offering an exact match to original manufacturer specifications, these knobs ensure precise temperature and power control for your oven or hob. Please note that while these are highly compatible across many models, it is essential to verify your specific appliance model number prior to installation to ensure a perfect fit.
| Model Part Number | 082875105 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Belling |
No, they are compatible with specific models like the 110E, 90DF, and DB490 series. Always check your model number.
Most knobs pull straight off the spindle. If they are stuck, a steady pull with a soft cloth for grip is usually effective.
The knobs are finished to match the original specifications of your cooker, including the necessary markings.
Yes, these are designed as compatible spares for both Belling and Stoves appliances.
Check that the spindle is aligned correctly with the D-shape (flat side) of the knob's interior. Do not force it if the orientation is wrong.
Verify that your model is compatible and that the spindle is not damaged or bent.
Ensure the knob is pushed all the way onto the spindle and that the inner plastic housing of the knob is not cracked.
To install, ensure your cooker is turned off and the knobs are cool to the touch. Simply pull the old knob directly off the spindle. If the knob is tight, you may need to use a soft cloth for better grip. Align the flat side of the new knob with the flat side of the spindle and push firmly until it seats fully. Always verify your specific model number against the compatibility list before purchase. To maintain their appearance, clean with a damp, non-abrasive cloth; avoid using harsh chemicals or scouring pads, which can degrade the finish.
