Miele H5240BP: grill element dropped
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no reason why you couldnt just use some galvanised garden wire or similar as its only to retain it in place.
but really, i suppose, need something that will have little contact with the element otherwise the heat transfer will be affected, if yoy see what I am getting at.
but really, i suppose, need something that will have little contact with the element otherwise the heat transfer will be affected, if yoy see what I am getting at.
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of course do it with the oven unplugged and ensure it is sufficiently cooled down if recently been on but the heating element that conducts the electric is inside the element housing so providing the heating element is in good condition there is no risk of electricution.
if the element had shorted out to the outer casing or the oven housing the electrics would trip a fuse.
the only thing with wire retaining the element is possibly some rattling where the element isn't held tight enough, you'll know what i mean if you get that issue.
if the element had shorted out to the outer casing or the oven housing the electrics would trip a fuse.
the only thing with wire retaining the element is possibly some rattling where the element isn't held tight enough, you'll know what i mean if you get that issue.
Don't use that - galvanised items give off toxic fumes when heated.
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