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Hi Guys, I have been to above cooker to replace a front hob element, but after taking new element out of package find that the connections are numbered differently from original. The connections look the same but when I connected them up I’m not sure that the combination of elements are energising in the correct order. The element is controlled by a 6 heat switch. Does anyone have wiring or connection diagram for this replacement element part no DST3890880010?
Alan
Re: Tricity Bendix Cooker SE553W prod 948522111 Ser 50300018
Here are photos of original and replacement element in hope someone can help.
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http://img59.imageshack.us/img59/5991/imagexbj.jpg
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Could do with some labels on the picture but if I am looking at them correctly then the old element has different numbers on the top and bottom for the same terminals.
Going by the top view photos alone I think that the physical order of connection to the elements is the same even though the numbering is different.2 is now 3
1 is now 4
3 is now 1
2a/b is now 2(2a)Note: This is only what I would be trying going on the photos alone.
Jem
Re: Tricity Bendix Cooker SE553W prod 948522111
Thanks Jem, but if connected in the same order to the new element the element does not regulate correctly.
Alan
Re: Tricity Bendix Cooker SE553W prod 948522111
has the switch been changed at any time as there is a mod to the wiring for that, i causes the element to increase at the lower settings.
Bob.
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