Are there any wires in this burner used for plugging into the socket? I can't see the wires in the picture.
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There is a normal 2-wire, polarized cord attached, about 3 ft. long. Works fine; I use it to make my espresso every morning, using the standard espresso pot (Bialetti).
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Yes. Mine did but the burners were short I think I ordered the wrong burners. But they were in peefect condition.
237403
there arent any. attach the positive wire to the center of the plug, and a ground wire to the rear spin on nut
1140915
I bought this device and it was different than the device installed originally. I have a two burner grill and installed two wires (one each from the two ignitors) into the two leftmost connectors on the back of the unit. Also, the ignition switch on the front of the grill becomes obsolete with this install. The battery cover of this unit now acts as a push button ignitor. Hope this helps.
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you will need to get the OEM plug from best buy or some other store like amazon and wire your connections to that plug. I soldered the connections and put heat shrink tubing over them . There were about 15-20 wires.
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No just 3 wires.I would save your money and buy something else mine only lasted a few months and quit working
1070555
It's the terminals that have the connecting wires underneath the terminals. I had to return both of mine because they were marked 110/120 volt coil, but in reality they were 24 volt coils and will burn up when connected to 120 volts. Your hopefully are correctly marked.Hope this helpsBobby
768686
No problem with ours - we did change out the old electric socket for a new one though. The old one was slightly loose & pretty old. We have a Heat Surge Accent also. These heaters are awesome!
1987003
It come with the bare wires necessary to do the wiring yourself; therefore, you need to purchase either a cigarette type plug or battery clips and whatever length of wire you may want in order to use the unit. I think there are other units that have a plug already.
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I found the information I needed by going to the GE website and searching in their archives. I had the same symptoms and after ordering and replacing I found the old burner had a 'blow out' in the coil preventing a complete circuit. It wasn't hard to replace, on my stove I had to open the oven door and undo a couple of screws on the stovetop lip and raise it like a car hood. I would recommend taking pictures of the old unit showing the screw locations and wire locations as this makes it easier to replace everything. The replacement part mounting hole number were off but thanks to the picture I replaced it in same location.
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I really don't remember if it came with it, but I'm sure it might have cause I looked in my storage and found my old Venturi so I guess it came with the new burner. My suggestion is email the company and ask them. Wish I could be more help to you. Good luck. Raul
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If your current receptical is 110V, then it either has a 110V supply to it (i.e., not enough power to run this burner) or it has 220V coming to it, in which case that is dangerous/illegal. You need a 220V receptical with 220V coming to it. You will regret trying to rig up a 110V plug adapter onto the end of this burner's cord. Sorry.
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No plug I ran hot wire to fuse block Cig. plugs can be purchased if so choose
1992433
Do have a GFI. If so the outlet is below standard and will not take the voltage being drawn from the heater. Do not use it without upgrading your breaker and outlet female plug. If your wire set up is not up to code you might have a fire hazard without replacing socket, wires and breaker.
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Correct plug wires no plug at all, you have to splice your old one in. Mine has been good so far
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I read the manual, and definitely NO!!! The danger is that the reduced air flow with two griddles installed may cause the burner to go out, but since gas is still being fed it may reignite and actually explode!!!!!
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Direct wire for sure. I don't recall there also being a plug. Could there be 2 models?