[JandS]

How easy are they to replace?

[JandS]

Nobody ever changed one??

[Ian Gourlay]

I buy the parts and my local repair man does it for between £10 and £25 then I know its a safe job

[JandS]

Where from Ian, tried the local electrical
trade shop and all they have are the big ones
for domestic immersion heaters.

John

[Colin Day]

What machine's if for?

Should be an easy enough DIY. Refitting is reversal of removal and all that...  If you're confident at that sort of thing, of course...

[JandS]

For the Ninja Colin.
Don't want to get it out then not be able to
put a new one in rendering the machine useless.
Don't they sell drop in immersion heaters locally?

John

[Colin Day]

As long as you place it with a like for like component, it will be fine. Just get the right tools for the job mate and you'll be reet....

[JandS]

Think I've found the fault.
One of the spade connectors looks to have
burned itself out so will try a new connector.
Funny though the green power light still came
on as did the thermostat temperature light.

John

[Ian Gourlay]

To clarrify  I usually obtain parts from somewhere like Wood bridge but then get local Electrical Repair guy to fit

[JandS]

Getting the same part from Ashbys.
£49 plus the dreaded.

John