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  • March 10, 2005 at 7:05 pm #8391
    admin
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    I have a built in fan oven which I’ve been told was bought in B&Q.
    There are no makers names on it, but I’ve been told that it might be Proline. There are several numbers on it, I don’t know which is the
    model number:

    SOGH W(A0200) Gunkol
    230-240V ac 2800W/3050W
    22713S18/RO1
    PRO Nr: A02004GB01
    A0200401 0903 08825

    The element went on fire, so I need to know where to get a replacement cos none of the spares shops I’ve tried recognise any of the reference numbers

    Thank you

    March 10, 2005 at 8:11 pm #128422
    BobHope
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    Re: replacement dual element for fan oven

    Hi Morag,
    this appliance is produced by Teba and made in Turkey, which element do you require, is it the fan element or the grill element.

    Cheers Bob.

    March 11, 2005 at 8:06 pm #128423
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    Re: replacement dual element for fan oven

    Hi Bob

    Thank you for replying.

    Not sure to be honest. It was the grill element that went on fire, but the fan oven isn’t working anymore either. Maybe both?

    How would I be able to get them?

    Thanks
    Morag

    March 11, 2005 at 8:10 pm #128424
    admin
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    Re: replacement dual element for fan oven

    It may well be if the grill went on fire it was caused by a build up of grease on it and not actually catching fire,It would be advisable to get an engineer out to check the appliance just in case it is just a minor part.

    have you made sure that the clock is set correctly ?

    I also have the parts in stock for this appliance.

    hope this helps

    bryan :wave:

    March 11, 2005 at 8:32 pm #128425
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    Re: replacement dual element for fan oven

    Hi Bryan

    Dont think grease was a problem, it was probably the first time the grill had been used!

    Doesn’t have a “clock” unless thats a technical term.

    The first question every engineer I’ve phoned asks is “what make is it?” & when I say that I don’t know, they just tell me to find out & phone them back.

    The oven came with the flat, & the guy I bought it from doen’t have any of the paperwork or remember what make it was. Just that he bought it from B&Q. B&Q told me that it was probably a Proline Colonial, but have had trouble find out anything.

    Thanks
    Morag

    March 11, 2005 at 8:37 pm #128426
    kwatt
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    Morag,

    It is Gunkol, that is the brand just as Bob said. It is made by Teba and, if it’s the same element Dave’s been after for a while, there’s serious stock issues with them.

    Elements are made from metal and a ceramic powder, they will not ignite unless there’s something on them. Or, of course, you get them up to furnace temperatures, but realistically it would have to be an external substance that caused any flames.

    K.

    March 11, 2005 at 9:17 pm #128427
    Phidom
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    Re: replacement dual element for fan oven

    Grease builds up on elements that are not used, especially if the oven is used for roasting. I suppose the fire may have damaged the oven thermostat, wiring etc.

    March 11, 2005 at 9:17 pm #128428
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    Re: replacement dual element for fan oven

    Cheers to everyone that answered.

    Looks like it might be less hassle to look for a new oven then!

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