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This 2500W fan oven heating element is an essential replacement part for home cooks and DIY repair enthusiasts who own Rangemaster, Baumatic, AEG, AGA, or Britannia ovens. It provides reliable and consistent heat distribution, effectively restoring your oven's performance to like-new standards. While this is a high-quality non-original component designed to match the A094693 reference, users should verify their specific appliance model and terminal measurements before purchase to ensure total compatibility.
| Model Part Number | 14-FV-04C |
|---|---|
| Brand | Unbranded |
No, this is a high-quality non-original replacement part designed to function as an equivalent to reference A094693.
You should verify that your oven model is supported and that your current element matches the 30mm terminal distance and 60mm hole center distance.
Generally, a screwdriver is required to remove the back panel and the screws holding the element in place. Needle-nose pliers may help with the electrical spade connectors.
It does not include printed instructions, as procedures vary by oven model. It is recommended to consult your oven's service manual or professional installation videos.
Yes, wearing work gloves is recommended to protect your hands from sharp sheet metal edges inside the oven cavity.
The heating element is likely burnt out. Inspect for visible breaks or carbon buildup and test with a multimeter for continuity.
This often indicates a short circuit. Inspect the element wiring connections to ensure they are not touching the metal housing.
Ensure the fan motor is also spinning correctly. If the fan is sluggish, heat will not circulate, causing the element to overheat or perform poorly.
Before beginning installation, always isolate the oven from the mains power supply at the wall or circuit breaker. To install, remove the oven's back panel inside the cavity to access the old element mounting points. Measure your existing element terminals (30mm) and hole spacing (60mm) to confirm a match. Secure the new element carefully, ensuring all electrical spade connectors are pushed firmly onto the terminals. Once installed, perform a test run at a low temperature to ensure the element glows evenly and no smoke or smells persist after the initial break-in period. To maintain the element, avoid abrasive cleaners and ensure the oven interior remains free of excessive grease buildup.
