SPARES2GO 3 Turn Circular Heater Element for Kenwood Fan Oven/Cookers (2500W)

Got this as my oven stopped heating and didn’t want to spend £700 at Christmas on a new cooker. It matched the old element exactly and did a great job. What a 20 minute job to change over. There was a funny smell and it was bright red the first time I used it but that soon went. It’s well worth trying getting.

Very easy to put in

It works! A straight swap on my old Kenwood CK440. It was more involved than I expected to change but still pretty easy. I removed the panel inside the oven but then found the 2 bolts holding the element at the connections are screwed in from the back. So I had to remove the back of the oven to access them, which was actually easy, there's 3 screws down each side. Finally theres a screw that holds the element via a little bracket. It's screwed in from inside the oven, but it has a bolt under the insulation on the back of the oven. Needed a second pair of hands to get it back together. Can't comment on durability etc, as only just fitted it!

It was value for money ork well after instalation.

Easy to fit great replacement does the job

So the element blew in our fan oven, it tripped the main fuse and then just wouldn’t heat up. The previous tenants had a local kitchen company come out for the same problem almost exactly two years ago and got charged £141.50 to fix it. That’s £57 for the element and £60 labour plus vat, we still have the paperwork.I just replaced the element for £8.99 and it took 20 minutes.Couldn’t be happier with this element, it looks exactly the same as the one that cost £60 and it works perfectly so far!There are loads of vids on YouTube about how to change the element, all you really need is a screwdriver and some patience!Very recommended :)

Good price and fitted easy into my CK305. Toon around 20 to 30 minutes in total as had to pull out oven and take back off then find screws to take off old element.Fitting new one was quick and easy after that and so far seems to work well after first cook.Hopefully this is good fix and 10th of price a shop wants to charge to fit new one

Doesn’t require more than common sense to fit using a Phillips screwdriver, appears to be well made (even better than the original)