St George & Kleenmaid Fan Forced Oven Element 2200W - DEO1 and DEO2 Series
2200W circular element - triple ring, terminals apart
SKU: EBY_292610716994
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St George & Kleenmaid Fan Forced Oven Element - 2200W Circular, Terminals Apart
This is the circular fan forced element that sits behind the rear baffle inside the oven cavity, encircling the convection fan. It is the element that does the work whenever you select fan forced or fan bake. St George catalogue it under the factory code GB120000, and it is rated 2200W at 240V with a diameter of about 195mm. The terminals point straight back, which is where the trade description "terminals apart" comes from. We supply the current triple ring construction, which lasts considerably better than the older two-ring type.
| Current part number | 52858 |
| Superseded number | 50970 |
| Factory code | GB120000, also written GB1200003 and GB120000S |
| St George description | Element Fan GB120000 |
| Cross references | 10347, SE135, BAC421, 3130455, TF74301, TF374, KM004, 03421, Z51, SE314 |
| Other formats | KLE50970, km50970, 20.35374.000, 20.35135.000 |
| Rating | 2200W, 240V |
| Diameter | Approximately 195mm |
| Construction | Triple ring |
| 52858 / 50970 - this listing | Factory code GB120000. Mounting holes 215mm and 235mm, terminals straight back. For the DEO, UEO, UES 1 / 2 / M9 series and the FED / FE904 / FE905 ranges. |
| 2546 / SE120 / ES4454 | Factory code VG250000. Same 2200W, same 195mm diameter - but a fixed bracket with 48mm mounting holes. For the DEO and UEO 5 to 10 series, DEO3, WEO5-7, FEC3, FEC4, U81, U86. This is the most common wrong order on this part. |
| 50931 | A third element again - for the Davell DAS. Not this one. |
| 50971 / 50975.1 / 50975.2 | The bake and grill elements in these same ovens. Different parts. |
| 50862 / 50922 | The convection fan motor and blade. Separate from the element - if your fan is not turning, the element is not your fault. |
Brands: St George, Kleenmaid. St George ovens were sold in three colour finishes and the last letter of the model is the colour: S for stainless, W for white, B for black. The element is the same across all three. Your model number is on the rating plate on the oven frame, visible with the door open. If your model is not listed, send us your full model number and we will check it for you.
| Fan runs but the oven will not heat on fan forced | The classic signature. The fan is moving air, just unheated air. |
| Bake and grill still work but fan forced does not | That isolates the fault to this element - one element cannot kill every function. |
| Visible break, blister, split or sag in the coil | End of life. Replace, do not attempt a repair. |
| Bright arcing or a bang, then the safety switch trips | Earth leakage through a cracked sheath. Stop using the oven. |
| Very long preheat and poor browning on fan bake | Element partly failed or under-rated. |
| Element reads open circuit on a multimeter | Confirmed failure. |
| Part type | Circular fan forced (turbo) oven element |
| Rating | 2200W |
| Voltage | 240V |
| Diameter | Approximately 195mm |
| Mounting centres | 215mm and 235mm |
| Terminals | Single spades pointing straight back |
| Construction | Triple ring |
| Expected cold resistance | Approximately 24 to 27 ohms |
| Not included | Fan motor, fan blade, rear baffle, wiring |
| Isolate at the switchboard | These ovens are hard wired. Isolate and confirm the appliance is dead before touching anything. |
| Licensed work | Work on fixed wiring is licensed electrical work in every Australian state and territory. Getting the oven out means disconnecting fixed wiring - budget for a licensed electrician. |
| Test before you buy | A healthy 2200W element reads roughly 24 to 27 ohms cold across the terminals. Open circuit means failed. Any continuity from either terminal to the sheath means failed and dangerous - replace it even if the resistance reads fine. |
| Remove shelves and runners | Take out the shelves and side rack sets first for clear access to the back wall. |
| Rear baffle | Remove the three or four screws holding the baffle plate in the back of the cavity. Count and photograph them. |
| Fan blade nut | If the baffle will not clear the fan blade, the blade nut has to come off. On many fan ovens this is a left hand thread - do not force it before you check. |
| Terminals are behind | The terminals pass through the rear cavity wall and are reached from behind, so the oven usually comes out of the cabinet and the rear cover off. |
| Check the mounting | Fit with the terminals pointing straight back and confirm the mounting holes line up at 215mm and 235mm. If they do not, you have the other element. |
| Spin the fan | Turn the fan by hand and check the element loop clears all the way round before you refit the baffle. |
| All the screws back | Refit every original baffle screw - missing ones cause rattling and airflow loss that mimics an element fault. |
| Correct part first time | We match the part to your exact model and build code before it ships. |
| Australia-wide delivery | Dispatched from our Sydney warehouse to every state and territory. |
| Appliance spares specialists | Oven, cooktop, laundry and dishwasher parts are all we do. |
| Questions before you buy | Email [email protected] with your model number and we will confirm the fit. |
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| SKU | EBY_292610716994 |
| Model # | 52858 |
| Brand | Kleenmaid |
| Shipping Weight | 1.0000kg |