Neff fan oven elements

[leavemetogetonwithit]

Re: Neff fan oven elements

walnut wrote:put some nuts as spacers between the back panel and rear wall.

Wall-nuts?
Mike.

[mike412]

Re: Neff fan oven elements

Hi folks.

I have never had a problem getting these fans off. (I do lots of them).

Underneath the 10mm nut is a washer with a D shaped hole in the middle to suit the shaft of the motor. I have brazed one of these washers to the end of a redundant 1/4 inch drive socket. I was able to turn the surplus material off in my lathe but it could be done by filing.

Method.
Remove 10mm nut . Lever off special washer. Squirt of WD. Leave couple of minutes. Using the special socket made in a socket handle, lock the motor shaft in position. Spin fan with finger ( sometimes tight at first but always gives in the end). Slide fan off.

Where it will fit, I always use ELE9036 (CDSL) as a replacement. Not been back to one in 2 or more years.
For the older models and the small oven I always use the genuine part, easier fit and I dont have any issues with reliabilty.

Mike.

[Martin]

Re: Neff fan oven elements

mike412 wrote:Squirt of WD. Leave couple of minutes.

I then hold D shaft with a pair of pliers in one hand whilst loosening the fan with the other. Once the fan spins freely, ease it off the D shaft.

mike412 wrote:Not been back to one in 2 or more years.
For the older models and the small oven I always use the genuine part, easier fit and I dont have any issues with reliabilty.

There’s always an exception that proves the rule and I’m pleased to hear you’ve not had the problems the rest of us have suffered Mike.:D

[iadom]

Re: Neff fan oven elements

Is this what is known as ‘being economical with the truth’ 😉 😀

BSH elements

[roly16]

Re: Neff fan oven elements

‘Economical with the truth’. That’s what you call it, is it? 😯

Let’s hope that guy never gets on to this thread somehow 🙁

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