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Element for old bar heater
dekaspace
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Are these easy to replace? I see my exact heater on Ebay but its like £70 cheapest new, love this heater as unlike a fan heater it heats up any room very fast, and is pretty much silent(apart from the odd expanding metal like sound when it turns off or on)
I have reasonable DIY skills, never built any furniture but able to repair pcs and understand instructions reasonably easy, its only certain things that I am bad at like tiny connections.
I have reasonable DIY skills, never built any furniture but able to repair pcs and understand instructions reasonably easy, its only certain things that I am bad at like tiny connections.
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Go to a good reputable electrical wholesaler/merchant with the element and you should be able to get a replacement.
They were normally just held in by thumb screws, easier than fitting a plug.
Just remember to unplug it from the electric first and that it is cold to the touch !0 -
Hi,
as said above, thumb screws, like this,
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