How to change an Oven Heating Element on a Beko Oven - Fan Oven not heating up?
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- čas přidán 26. 06. 2024
- Replacing a BEKO Oven Heating Element. How to change the heating element in a BEKO ODF 22300 X Oven (and OIF 22300 X). I take you through the simple steps required to replace the heating element in order to get your oven heating up again.
This is a complete tutorial from start to finish which should give you the know how to successfully and safely replace the heating element for less than a tenner.
The process may be very similar for other ovens, not just BEKO so keep watching, even if you have an oven by a different manufacturer.
The part number for the spare part used here is 262900074 (1800w). It was from Amazon and this is the cheapest I found:
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These links are affiliate links, which means if you click the links and make a purchase, I will receive a small commission. This helps to support the channel and allows me to continue making the helpful videos I do.
Please only attempt this if you are competent enough to do so. I have tried to simplify it, but you do need a basic understanding of what you are doing.
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You my friend have saved me a fortune. The wife was all about getting a new oven but I just bought a new element online and followed your instructions. There's a chicken dinner ready to christen the newly working oven
Pleased to hear it! Enjoy your chicken dinner knowing it didn't cost you a few hundred quid! If only I had a tip jar!!
You explained everything so clearly and shared great tips: I've successfully replaced the broken element in my oven and now I feel proud, competent and invincible. Thank you!
Glad it made you feel all those things and glad the video helped! 😃
Just changed my heating element following your video and all is now working for the princely sum of just 20 quid. Only took 20 minutes too. Cheers, mate - great videos and very much appreciated.
Pleased to hear it! Glad it's all working again!
Thank you for the help locating the screws at the back behind all the fireproof fluff!
No problem! They're well hidden aren't they!
Great video, just what I was looking for as I needed to replace the element in my oven. Thanks!
I'm pleased it could help you out. Thanks for commenting!
About four years late to this, but it was brilliant. Followed it step-by-step and very well explained! If someone as inept as me can do it, anyone can! Much appreciated!
Hey, the video is here for the long haul I hope and will hopefully help people for years to come! Glad it helped you out! 👍🏼
You are a lifesaver, thanks for making every step so clear. Not only I am pleased that I could do the replacement but also saved a considerable amount of dosh.
Brilliant! Thanks for taking the time to comment! 👍🏼
Thank you :) saved a lot of money on getting someone out to do it for us
Pleased to hear it! Glad it helped. 👍🏼
Cheers for the tip on removing the upper back panel to allow the lower one to swing open, saved a load of hassle! Great guide and clearly explained everything 👍
Cheers! Glad it helped out! 👍🏼
Thanks so much for this 👌👌 saved me a small fortune no doubt. Literally only issue I had was getting one sodding screw out of the back!
There's always something that makes a job like this a bit of a nightmare! Glad it's sorted though!
Thank you Mr CharlieShooter! Everything worked just like you said it would. You've saved me loads of money and made me feel capable. I looked at three videos and chose yours for being clear, comprehensive - and upbeat! I made a good choice, so thank you again.
Pleased to hear it. Thanks for the great feedback....very much appreciated! 👍🏼
Nice one! Very clear instructions and no fluff. £20 to get the oven going again was much less than I expected after "cold dinner Monday"! Cheers!
No one likes a "cold dinner Monday"! 😂 Glad it helped out.
Brilliant did both the element and the fan today total cost £23 saved a fortune doing it myself. Something I wouldn't have attempted without your clear concise video 👍
Pleased to hear it! Well done buddy. Glad this video is still helping people out!
Apart from cutting my finger open on the back trying to put it back on afterwards this was an easy fix thanks to this video! Really helpful and saved us a fortune - thank you!
Pleased to hear it (not about the finger!) and thanks for commenting! 👍🏼
Thank you so much for this, barely can afford the replacement part never mind a whole new oven but now it's up and running again!
Brilliant! Glad it helped! 👍🏼
Great guide! Wish I'd had it the first time out element blew .. replacement just went so glad I found this to refresh my memory :)
Glad to be of service! 👍🏼
Thank you, easy to follow and got the job done very quickly.
Brilliant....glad to hear it!
Bloody brilliant pal, I now feel like I'm a fully qualified oven fixer...lol...
Wouldn't of attempted it before I watched your videos....
Thank you very much, saved me money on an engineer as well as take aways for dinner.....👍
You're welcome! Glad I could help you out and you got it sorted!
Very helpful, took me 20 mins and saved me about forty pounds! And I dont need a new cooker for quite a while now. Cheers, Claire👍😀
So glad it helped you out....and saved you a fortune! 👍🏼
Just changed the element on mine. Thanks for such a clear explanation. Wouldn’t have had the confidence or have been able to do it without your video, cheers😎
Thats good to hear, and makes doing these videos worthwhile!
Worked a treat. Took me a bit of time but saved me buying a new oven. Element had already been replaced twice and I wasn't going to pay for it again so I thought I'd give it a go.
Yes, it can be a bit time consuming, but worth it for the money saved in the end!
Unreal. Thank you so much for this. Element replaced and seems to be working as expected. Odd burning smell when I first turned it on which panicked me a little, but it quickly disappeared and I'm not on fire or electrocuted. Saved me a fortune! Cheers.
Brilliant! Great to hear it helped you out. You do get that burning smell when it's new but will go after a while.
Thanks for this video, really helped me fix my oven this morning!
No problem! Pleased it helped you out. 👍🏼
Just what i needed,thanku very much 👍
No problem...glad the video helped you out.
Thank you. Helpful to see the fix for those needing access from the back.
No problem, glad it was useful! 👍🏼
Many thanks for this video. Covers everything. Worked a treat
Great to hear, thanks for watching and leaving a comment! 👍🏼
Thank you so much for this video, I feel very proud of myself because of your help. I did exactly as you showed and I now have a lovely hot oven in time for Christmas dinner. Happy Christmas 🍺
Thanks for leaving a comment! That's great to hear! Merry Christmas....hope you enjoy your Christmas dinner! 🎅
Thank you! Gave me the confidence to do it myself. Took me about 45 mins to do carefully, including removing all the dust that had accumulated behind the oven. Was looking at a new oven - £280, this cost £13 with next day delivery for the element.
Love a success story like this! 😀 Well done!
Cracking vid! Need to do this on mine at the weekend. Cheers!
Thank you! Good luck with the job on the weekend!
Thanks for that. Saved me a fortune getting an engineer out.
Pleased to hear it! 👍🏼
Thanks mate very very helpful all the other videos are the easy elements which could be done from the front could not work out how to get element out on my oven ..
It's why I did the video. It isn't that straight forward at all really, but hopefully the video helped you out! 👍🏼
Thanks for this. Very helpful!
No problem...pleased to hear it helped you out!
Many thanks for info, just sorted mine for £9.01 - happy days!
Excellent...happy days indeed! Glad it helped!
Great video, and worked a treat. Having the kitchen done in a few months so the last thing I needed was to buy a new oven before then. Thanks for sharing this 👍
Glad to hear it helped you out! 👍🏼
Thank you so very much, first time ive attempted anything like this, so clear and rather than pay a minimum of £100 for just the call out i paid only £12 on amazon for the part...i can cook again!!!! 😁
I'm glad I could help you out and saved you some money!
Thank you for this video.
No problem, hope it helped.
Perfect. Used this video this morning and all sorted. Cheers mate
Brilliant....glad it helped you out! 👍🏼
Thank you so much! We fixed our oven. Great clear video.
Pleased to hear it, thanks for leaving a comment! 👍🏼
Saved me 200 quid thanks boss your a legend
No problem, glad to hear it helped you out!
Cheers pal , ovens working
Remember to set the timer before testing the oven !
Pleased to hear it! 👍🏼
Thanks, I have the same model and same problem, now I know how to fix :)
No problem. Glad I could help!
Thanks for the lesson. Will be replacing mine soon👍😀👍
Good luck with it all! 👍🏼
Very helpful mate, saved me easily over £150 quid, top man thank you 👍
No problem....glad it helped you out! 👍🏼
Thanks I'm ready to give it a go now. :)
No problem. Glad you found it useful.
this is my second time done to replacement the element and its was so easy to do it. Thats save me and my dad to buy a brand new cooker, Ive bought it for 14 pounds off amazon :) Its worth it thou
It is a simple job really. It's just having the confidence to do it! Will definitely save you a fortune in the long run!
Informative video thank you
Thank you, glad it helped you out.
Mate this was so easy to start. Ordered the element coming tomorrow. Keep you updated if it works.
Hope you sort it out! Follow the video and you should be fine. 👍🏼
@@charlieshooter your are the man. Just fitted the part, oven works perfectly. Amazing saved me a couple of 100 pounds. Cheers 👍👍👍👍👍
@@stephenbroster3206 Love it! Glad you managed to fix it! 👍🏼
DIOLCH BYTH AM TI CHARLIE!! YOU'VE JUST SAVED ME A FORTUNE. SPENT 12.99 ON ELEMENT AND CHANGED IT MYSELF , FEELING SO PROUD AND HAPPY AS THIS BROKEN NOW FIXED OVEN HAS CAUSED ME STRESS FROM AFAR, AS I WAS AWAY WHEN IT STOPPED WORKING SOME TIME AGO....SO GLAD TO HAVE FOUND YOUR HELPFUL VID...FELLOW WELSH PERSON :) HAPPY SUNDAY MORNING NOW I CAN BAKE LONG AWAITED CAKE AND HEAD OFF TO A BBQ FEELING ACOMPLISHED
LOVE THIS!! Diolch! So pleased i could help out a fellow Welsh person! Thanks for leaving a comment and if you do want to leave a "tip" you can hit the "thanks" button!
Thanks for this video...replaced element simply with your guidance cheers!
I'm glad the video helped you out! 👍🏼
Very good, didn't realise the back was hinged and had to take the top section off
Glad it helped! 👍🏼
Fabulous instructions ... I had completed the job within one hour. I have written about it in my column - The Eccentric Domestic - to be printed in The Congleton Chronicle.
Excellent! Pleased to hear it helped you out and you got it done quickly. Looking forward to a mention in The Congleton Chronicle. Send a link if there's an online version. 👍🏼
@@charlieshooter sent the link..
Where did you send the link? I haven't seen it.
www.dropbox.com/s/dij565mnxztb2pa/Cong2027.pdf?dl=0
As mentioned in The Congleton Chronicle
Hi just watching your video got myself a new element Then realised that the fan should work as well before I go any further and change the element or am I wasting my time brilliant video was looking forward to do this little job thanks Michelle
Yes, the fan was still turning on mine. Maybe do the element anyway, and at least you'll have an oven, just not a fan oven!?
Top video - thanks!
You're welcome! Thanks for commenting!
Brilliant, thanks.
Glad you found it useful!
Great , very helpful. Thank you.
Thanks for leaving a comment! 👍🏼
Thank you a great help oven is now working
Pleased to hear it! 👍🏼 Thanks for taking the time to comment.
Superb video - now have a working oven again
Brilliant...glad it helped you out!
Lovely job,,, really helped me out. Cheers fella 👍🏼
No problem, glad it helped!
Wonderful! Thank you.
Glad I could help!
Cheers for that, much appreciated 👍 👍
No problem. Glad it helped!
Great video. Made a hard task very easy!
Thank you for the positive feedback 👍🏼
Cheers, good instructions 👍
Thanks. Lovely to hear!
Thank you! My oven is almost identical inside but only has one back panel so that flummoxed me a bit, along with the two holding screws at the back being very hard to find, but I got there eventually. Also there was always a rattling sound from the fan touching something when I bought the cooker, and my previous beko had the same thing, so I thought it was normal, but now the fan is running and not touching the new element and it is virtually silent.
Glad the video helped you out. Good to hear the cooker is now working as it should with no rattles!
This just happened on my oven.... on xmas eve ............. not alot i can do now but will try replace it in new year....cheers.😎
That is real bad timing! Good luck for sorting it out in the new year.
Thank you, it was a really good video, easy to follow and now my oven is fixed! 😀👍👍
Brilliant, pleased to hear it. Thanks for leaving a comment. 👍🏼
Tremendous, thanks!
Hope it helped you out!
The element in my Lamona 4603 fan oven was exactly the same with 2 of the 3 attachment screws installed form the back, WTF !! Rather than pull the whole double oven out from the kitchen unit I managed to remove the 2 screws using grips on the screw tails and back-wound them out. I then pulled them out using a magnet on a stick through the cable slot. Could probably leave them in there tbh as they are caught up in the insulation and not really a problem. I then opened up the two holes in the new element attachment plate to 3/16" diameter and installed it with 2 suitable self tapping screws from the front. Mission completed in about 20 mins for just the price of the element , about £10. 👍😉
Nice work! I'm glad mine was just a single oven!
Thank you thank you. 7 quid replacement and piss easy....
No problem! It's not too difficult with a bit of guidance. 👍🏼
Thank you for your video. Its really helpful, i changed this morning but i drop one screw in the fireproofing. Will this cause any problems if i using the oven
I wouldn't have thought it would matter. It is metal so it won't catch fire for a start.
Excellent work
Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! 👍
thank you bud, very clear
Thanks, no problem. Glad it helped out.
@@charlieshooter indeed, just did my elderly neighbour's cooker, i did it 2 years ago, but the element went again. i bought 2 elements this time. only a tenner a pop.
your vid showed me how to do it pretty quickly this time. only charged him a tenner. normally I'm a gas engineer. but with people like you, we can all help out. well done mate. i like your style of vid, nice bloke.
and you're from south wales too! bonus
Thanks very much. Great to receive such lovely comments. 👍🏼
Legend.
Hope it helped you out!
Thank you. I have a Beko free standing range cooker - for some reason Beko refuse to give me any instructions on how to replace my heating element. I'm guessing it's the same principle (ie screws located in the back etc) for me to replace?
I've never changed an element in one of those, but I have changed them in a couple of different makes of oven and they have been the same as I've shown here. Sometimes you don't need to access from behind though, some unscrew from the front. Good luck with it.
Thanks for this video. I enjoy fixing things myself! I've replaced my element but the fan isn't spinning smoothly; it catches on the element. Any tips for fixing that? TIA!
Not sure! If you've bought the right element it shouldn't catch the fan. There may be a bit of adjustment where the element is screwed in, or you may be able to manipulate the element a tad to get it out the way of the fan. Don't pull too hard on it though!
@@charlieshooter the product description says it should be the right part. I'll try some gentle manipulation!
Hi Charlie, I've replaced the element but the oven seems to be tepid at best. Any suggestions for what to try next?
Could the new element be faulty? The fact it didn't quite fit right and now it's not heating up may be an indication of that? Or is the thermostat faulty maybe?
Great simple video. My element looks fine - fan running but no heat... still think its element?
Yes, I would say so. The element doesn't always show visible signs of being knackered.
Excellent video step by step made it so easy . Iv just completed it too 50 min I took my time . Turned it on is it comon to have a different smell ?? Cheers for the video
Glad the video helped you out. Yes...it will smell a bit when you turn it on for the first time after replacing the element. That's normal!
Wish I seen this video before others. The screws to take the element out on videos I seen where at front so took me ages to try getting them off so decided to take oven out and bingo there they are.
Yes, I watched those videos too.....that's why I made this one! 👍🏼
Hi Charlie, thanks for this video. I have the exact oven as the one you used in your video but it also doesn’t heat up as much, it just stays lukewarm. I have followed your instructions and replaced the element but the issue still persists. Is there some sort of optimum temperature setup I could follow? Thank you so much
It's usually the element if it's not heating up, but it could also be the thermostat.
Very handy video CharlieShooters - easy to follow and given me the confidence to try this myself. Do you know if it is simple to remove the fan itself too as mine could do with a clean up. Looks like you just need to remove the centre nut and the fan should slide off the shaft?
Thanks, I hope it helps you out. I'm not sure about the fan if I'm honest, I've never had to remove one, sorry.
@@charlieshooter No worries at all... just did the repair job and its come out lovely. Bit fiddly to screw the new element back in but with a second person to help hold it, it was fine. Came up to full temperature in 5 minutes! Thanks for a great video, the sense of achievement is especially high given the lockdown!
Great to hear it helped you out! Especially at this strange time!
Great video, cheers. Quick question though. My yellow and grey wires, attached to the heating element were the other way round to yours, is that correct???
I don't think it matters if I'm honest as effectively they are just creating a circuit with the heating element. I would always put them back as I found them, regardless which way round!
brilliant just changed mine of this video
Pleased to hear it helped you out!
Seems to be common across the Beko range, Im used to figuring things out but always helps to see it been done, to do mine, mind you would be a lot easier like my last oven a Hotpoint, you could replace from inside the oven, oh well cant have everything :-)
When I realised it couldn't be done from inside the oven I wasn't happy! Silly design!
Hay thanks for video my heating element looks good and new but doesn’t heat up any surgesions thanks
They don't always show physical damage, but if the oven is coming on and not heating up, chances are it's the heating element at fault.
Hi Charlie, great video! Only just seen this video after our element failed. Seems since we had the element replaced the fan is now catching the element. The replacement element doesn’t have screw to hold it in place. Any suggestions? Appreciate any help, thanks!
Well, it should definitely have a screw holding it in position. If it is just catching the fan, you should be able to bend (persuade) it away from it slightly.
@@charlieshooter Thanks Charlie. Seems to move when it reaches a high temperature. I’ll have another play around. Thanks!
Excellent video thanks. My replacement heating element is on order. One question, when the heating element blew it tripped out the rest of the oven, ie the display and dials so I can no longer use the grill either. How do I sort this? Will it re-engage once I've replaced the element or will some fuse part also need replacing? I've checked the main fuse box and it's not tripped there, so it's within the oven.
Oh right, mine didn't do this so not 100% sure what to suggest to check. Check the manual for other fuses, or you may find that with a broken element it is affecting other things, depending how it's wired? Maybe?
The heating element went before on this oven about three years ago although it didn't trip the fuse last time.I might check the plug fuse, hopefully it's as simple as that, fingers crossed.
Boss video welldone!
Cheers! 👍🏼
Very helpfull got it done but wife nearly lost a finger putting the back on again lol
Oh dear! Glad it (sort of) helped!!
@@charlieshooter haha she will survive yeah was easy enough after i watched the video
Great video. My ovenfan oven element does not work in oven ,but when tested out of the oven it is fine ???
That's a strange one! For the cost of them, it may be worth replacing anyway.
Cheers
No problem, thanks for leaving a comment!
My element has failed in without the big break in the insulation like yours did but you you can still tell it's buggered by checking the resistance on the terminals on the back, it should be about 30 ohms but mine is showing meg ohms resistance.
That's another way to test it, if it's not so obvious as mine was. 👍🏼
Helped me change my oven element. Thanks 🙏 but when i switched it on I could smell burning! Help
The element will smell a bit as it burns off any sort of protector it had been coated in. Should go after the first time.
Hi Charlie,
Great video. The heating element on our cooker does not look damaged like yours but still isn’t heating? Everything else is working fine though.
Could the element be broken in other ways (perhaps inside or with a connection), I ask this because it looks like new, just doesn’t work?
Thanks.
Josh
A few people have said the same, and yes it could well be broken without showing any visual signs. If it's not heating up, and everything else is working it's more than likely the heating element. Thanks for watching! 👍🏼
I tried to change the element in my zanussi oven but after removing the element the 2 wires which are connected with spade connectors fell down the back and i had to remove the back of the oven with great difficulty to push them back through but now i dont know which way round they go or can they be put on either way. There are just 2 teminals so 2 wires.
I'm sure they can be put around either way....it is just creating a circuit out of the heating element and it doesn't matter which way round it goes.
@@charlieshooter thanks for the quick reply it was worrying me I'll give it a go cheers.
Super useful clip 👍
Cheers! Thanks for commenting!
I talked my friend through it over the phone earlier (she's 120 miles away otherwise i would have been round with a screwdriver...) but she was still unsure . She sent me her brand of oven, i found this clip straight away and forwarded it to her ; thanks to us her Christmas dinner won't be confined to the stove top .
Again, nice job 🙂👍
That is good news! If she fancies leaving a Christmas tip, she could always leave me a "super thanks"! 👍🏼😉
I shall suggest it 🙂
When I fit the new element, could I put the retaining screws in from the inside instead of the back and save all the back removing next time it needs replacing?
It's a good idea, but unfortunately that won't work, because they thread into the bracket on the heating element.
@@charlieshooter I might have to look for some bolts with the correct thread and glue the nuts on the rear, lol. I'm just a simple girl and can't be doing with removing the whole thing just to replace an element. Beko used to be so much easier :D
You could try....but I don't know how successful that would be! I'm hoping I don't have to change it again...hopefully this one will last! 🤞🏻
Think i must have received the wrong part as the blades are now hitting the element. Great video tho really helped me out thanks 👍
They come close but they certainly shouldn't hit it. Check you can't adjust it some how.
The way you spin the blade in this video is that the correct direction for the blade to spin? I know it sounds dumb but I'd expect the blade to spin the other way?
Just checked, the fan goes clockwise.
@@charlieshooter thank you for the help. Much appreciated
Hey We followed your instructions perfectly, but there’s a very strong burning smell when we turn it on - is that normal?
It always smells a bit with a new element as it burns off any preservative that they coat it with. Leave it on for a good 15-20mins and it should go! Double check nothing is catching the element.
Wow thanks for such a speedy reply - so grateful for your advice - it’s just me and my flatmate and we’re a bit useless but this broke things down so easily!
@@aliceteawithroses Pleased to hear it helped you out! 👍🏼
I changed the heating element over but got the cables mixed up so it blew when I turned it on haha would it just be the main fuse that’s gone or??
I would think it may be the fuse. Put the wires round the right way and try swapping the fuse.
Hi fan not spinning for my beloved double oven is it a easy process to replace?
If I'm honest, I've not had to do it! However, the process would be very similar to my video, as all the same stuff needs to come off to get to it. There may be a bolt/screw holding the fan blades to the motor maybe, and then the motor will be attached from behind.