Is there a replacable 110 heating element for this heater???
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I don't personally know but you can try asking RV owners at blog site iRV2 Forums, a free service.
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no , good grill but heating element went out a year and week after purchase. it was not used for several months, the new element cost about $90.00
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This heater is rated as 110 volts. There are converters on the market which will reduce the voltage from 240 down to 110 allowing you to use the unit. Without the converter you would fry the heater and cause possible damage to yourself and your surroundings.
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Do you still have the product information? If not, look on the heater to find the company name. Then do a search with the company name. If you can't find this on the internet, then try to type in Quartz Radiant Heater element replacement. There has to be some company out there that sells them. It also helps to take a picture of the heater and the element if you have to send an attachment of what it looks like. Good luck to you.
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This is a relatively easy fix. The heating element wires tend to become disconnected over time as the unit is moved about and bumped back and forth. Remove the lower plate, take a phillips head screwdriver and remove the five screws holding the base plate. Lift the base plate and there in the back, odds are, you'll see that one of the wires has simply slipped loose of the connector. You can push it back on and then crimp it slightly with a pair of needle-nose pliers and it is less likely to come loose again.
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From what I could find, you may need the WB44T10011 model (http://www.amazon.com/GE-WB44T10011-Electric-Oven-Element/dp/B003BIGDEA/ref=pd_cp_hi_0) instead of the WB44T10018 one (even less expensive). You may also want to look at http://www.appliancepartspros.com/search.aspx?model=jbp66bbwh - that site may help verify what you need. Hope this helps.
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The big question is: Now that we have burnt out something inside the main unit, can we replace this unit with one that has been made for 240V? If anyone knows where we can source the main body of the machine with a 240V rating, please let me know. Thanks
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Go to http://www.broan.com/replacement-parts and search for the model number. If your model is a 655, there is a heater element listed as available.
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We have used this unit for a couple of years, for about 8 events. We did have to have one heating element fixed (that cost $80). Otherwise, it's worked well for us and has paid for itself many times. One does have to have each side on a separate electrical circuit, as breakers will pop if one doesn't.
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I believe this is a 110 volt unit only. You would not be able to convert over as the element would blow. You will need to find a 220 volt or 230 volt unit
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There should be an electrical cord that runs the heating element. I can't see it in the picture. On my unit the rod that supports the heating element is aluminum and the grate is stainless steel. None can be seen in the picture.
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I purchased my unit from "TZSeller" and he informed me that if I need parts to just email him and he could get them..Don't know if that is where you got yours but hopefuly whoever you purchased the heater from could help you..It has a 3 year warranty.
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Yes, bought the 110 unit and yes, it's a year and about a half and has given great service. I guess I may use this unit carefully . Abuse of a smaller weight unit probably isn't a great idea. I hope this may have helped?
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I still have it so can measure it, but the heating element already blew out less than two months after purchase so if I were you, I'd look at another model.
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As far as I know, the answer is no. There was no 110/220v adapter included with the warmer, which, if you read my review, is NOT the same model as what is shown on Amazon.com, and it seems as if they still haven't changed the image. They substituted a less attractive and much cheaper model with the switch on the cord instead of the body of the unit, without informing potential buyers. I complained, returned the warmer in a prepaid mailer, and was issued a full refund (including postage and handling) by Amazon. For the model they shipped me, the amount they're asking is way overpriced. Hobby Lobby used to sell the exact model they shipped me as a candle warmer for under $5.00. As far as I know, the answer is no. There was no 110/220v adapter included with the warmer, which, if you read my review, is NOT the same model as what is shown on Amazon.com, and it seems as if they still haven't changed the image. They substituted a less attractive and much cheaper model with the switch on the cord instead of the body of the unit, without informing potential buyers. I complained, returned the warmer in a prepaid mailer, and was issued a full refund (including postage and handling) by Amazon. For the model they shipped me, the amount they're asking is way overpriced. Hobby... » Read More As far as I know, the answer is no. There was no 110/220v adapter included with the warmer, which, if you read my review, is NOT the same model as what is shown on Amazon.com, and it seems as if they still haven't changed the image. They substituted a less attractive and much cheaper model with the switch on the cord instead of the body of the unit, without informing potential buyers. I complained, returned the warmer in a prepaid mailer, and was issued a full refund (including postage and handling) by Amazon. For the model they shipped me, the amount they're asking is way overpriced. Hobby Lobby used to sell the exact model they shipped me as a candle warmer for under $5.00. « Show Less
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No this unit only comes in a 110 version. The only company I believe that would make a 220 unit is chill king and when you get up to the 2 horse chillers
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It is fully electric. Heating element is easily replaceable. Mine burned out in about 4 or 5 uses and was replaced on warranty. (Bradley had a batch of defective elements) New element has been used about 20 times and works great.