Teka oven heater elements

[Muhendis]

I have a Teka oven and the upper heater element has inconveniently decided to connect itself to the metalwork of the cabinet.

That's not a problem with regards to safety as there is plenty of human protection in the house electrics.

The problem for me is finding a replacement part.

I have looked everywhere on line and can only find the one I want priced in € from a spares company in the EU.

Does anyone know of a company in Thailand that sells oven spares?

Edited October 23, 2023 by Muhendis

[Crossy]

AliExpress has loads of "universal" elements, I'm sure you could find a suitably dimensioned unit.

 

https://vi.aliexpress.com/w/wholesale-oven-element-220v.html

 

Shopee also has them but less choice and $$$ 😞 

 

Or contact [email protected] (02 058 7899)

[Muhendis]

42 minutes ago, Crossy said:

I'm sure you could find a suitably dimensioned unit.

Yeah.

 

I thought so too but nothing close. I'm coming to the conclusion that management would really benefit from a replacement oven just as soon as the next pizza is ready for cooking.

 

Thanks for the Teka service contact info.

Edited October 23, 2023 by Muhendis

[RayWright]

Teka do have a service operation in Chon Brui, as my condo microwave was playing up couple of years back. Landlord was dragging his heals due to price, so settled on a brand new Japanese model for less.

 

Have you tried:- https://www.teka.com/en-th/contact/

 

 

[Muhendis]

Sequel to this thread:

 

Reply from Teka was to the effect. "Your ovens old so no spares available. Suggest you buy a new oven"

 

I'm not surprised since it was installed over ten years ago.

[bluejets]

18 hours ago, Muhendis said:

"Your ovens old so no spares available. Suggest you buy a new oven"

 

I'm not surprised since it was installed over ten years ago.

 

Sounds like a cop out to me.

Usually one finds elements somewhere, not necessarily original but replacement just the same.

Manufacturers of ovens and the like very rarely make the elements themselves.

As example, not uncommon for us to do repairs/replacement elements on equipment 50 years old here in Aus.

Why bother you say.?

Look at the cost of new considering just what is in the package.

 

If you provide model, make, any details shown on the equipment , you may get people doing a search for you instead of just guessing and then commenting.

 

https://www.ebay.com.au/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2334524.m570.l1313&_nkw=Teka+Oven+Element&_sacat=0&LH_TitleDesc=0&loc=1000339&mktype=&sitelnk=&poi=&cmpgn=1747724875&rlsatarget=kwd-313959997602&geo_id=32586&network=g&mkscid=102&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI-4DYi-OPggMVnKJmAh1VCguYEAAYASAAEgIbAPD_BwE&mkcid=2&_odkw=Teka+Oven+Element&norover=1&MT_ID=584826&adpos=&adgroupid=66419057977&matchtype=p&abcId=1140616&keyword=teka+oven+element&mkrid=705-155027-035390-3&crlp=433490773420_&device=c

Edited October 24, 2023 by bluejets

[Muhendis]

2 hours ago, bluejets said:

If you provide model, make, any details shown on the equipment , you may get people doing a search for you instead of just guessing and then commenting.

Good thinking

 

The oven is an HA-820