140101085011 Genuine 160mm Hotplate Element for Chef, Westinghouse, Simpson, Electrolux Cooktops PAJ143W PAH444W 61F810W 63B904W 75B804W

Part 140101085011 is a genuine 160mm hotplate element for Chef, Westinghouse, Simpson and Electrolux cooktops and upright cookers. It is linked to several other numbers, including A10108501, 0122004425, 0122004509 and 0122004589, so check your old element for any of them. More than 200 models are on file, among them the 61F810W and 62F841WN, the 63B904W, the 75B804W, and cooktops such as the PAH444W and PAJ143W.

Hotplate not heating or tripping the power? Check the element

This element is the heating part of one cooking zone. Current flows through a resistance wire inside a metal sheath, and the knob switch controls how long it stays on. When it fails, the plate stays cold on every setting, heats in one spot only, or trips the safety switch as soon as it is turned on. Look for a split or blistered sheath, a burnt terminal, or a sag where the element no longer sits flat. If it tests open circuit or shorted to earth, a new element is the fix. Check the terminals and wiring at the same time.

Part details

• Genuine 160mm cooktop element 140101085011
• Linked numbers A10108501, 0122004425, 0122004509 and 0122004589
• Suits Chef, Westinghouse, Simpson and Electrolux models on file
• Over 200 models listed, including 61, 62, 63 and 75 series cookers and PAH and PAJ cooktops

Changing a 160mm hotplate element

Isolate the cooktop at the switchboard first. Most cooktops and upright cookers are hard-wired, so a licensed electrician should fit the element. Measure your old element to confirm it is 160mm across, photograph the terminal connections, then swap the element over. Check it sits level in its tray or trim before turning the power back on and testing every setting.

Questions about this part

How do I know if my element is 160mm?

Measure straight across the outer edge of the element, not the trim ring or drip bowl. If it is about 160mm and your model or one of the linked numbers matches, this is the right one. Cooktops often use two or more sizes, so measure the zone you are replacing.