EV11040100046 Generic Fan Forced Oven Element, Universal Oven Part, Replacement Ring Element for Fan Ovens

Listed under part number EV11040100046, this is a generic fan forced element for ovens. It's the heating element that surrounds the fan at the back of the oven cavity. We don't hold the wattage, brand or model details for this number, so the safest way to buy is to match EV11040100046 with the number on your old element, or compare the shape, terminals and fixing points side by side.

Signs the fan element has burnt out

Fan forced cooking depends on two parts working together, the fan to move air and the element wrapped around it to heat that air. If the element goes open circuit, the oven may run the fan and light on fan bake but never get hot, or take far longer than normal to preheat. Other functions such as the grill can still work, which makes the fault easy to pin down. Look for a split, bulge or scorched section on the element, and check whether the safety switch tripped when it went. Testing resistance across the terminals gives a definite answer.

Part details

• Generic fan forced element, part EV11040100046
• Sits around the fan at the back of the oven
• Wattage and models not on file, match by part number

Replacing the element safely

Before starting, turn the oven off at the circuit breaker and confirm it's dead. Take out the shelves and the fan cover, release the element's fixing screws and draw it forward far enough to see the connections. Photograph the wires, transfer them to the new element and refit everything. Run the oven on fan bake to confirm it heats. Hard wired ovens should be connected by a licensed electrician.

Questions about this part

Can you tell me the wattage of this element?

The wattage isn't on our record for EV11040100046. The rating is usually stamped on the element near the terminals, so check your old one. Send that and your oven model through the parts enquiry form and we'll confirm whether this element matches.