Medium
15-30 minutes
Tco 511816
OEM part for: DeLonghi
Part Number: 511816
$8.32
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DeLonghi
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Part as described, needs crimping
Fast and cheap shipping. Part as described and fixed my deep fryer. It was crimped to wires from factory. So you might need crimpers to attach.
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December 20, 2022
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Fryer stopped heating after mistakenly turned on without oil
Peter - December 21, 2022
Tool Type
Deep Fryer
Difficulty
Medium
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Socket set, Security torx, crimpers
Parts Used
Instructions for the RotoFry model with rotating basket.
On the bottom there are 5 security torx screws, 4 Phillips screws and two 9mm nuts that need to be removed. Then the bottom part can be lifted up. To completely remove, you will need to disassemble the magnetic power receptacle and slide it through the opening in the bottom part.
Before ordering I measured the heating element to see whether there was some non zero resistance (if I remember correctly it was 200 ohms). So I guessed that it was ok. Then I noticed the TCO attached with a nut to the bottom of the pot. I disconnected the spade connector on one end of the wire it was connected to and measured continuity across the TCO, but there was none.
To remove the TCO, unscrew the nut that is holding it and slide the protective tubing off. TCO is crimped on to the wire on both ends. Cut the old TCO out, strip wires and crimp the new TCO on.
Reassemble.
On the bottom there are 5 security torx screws, 4 Phillips screws and two 9mm nuts that need to be removed. Then the bottom part can be lifted up. To completely remove, you will need to disassemble the magnetic power receptacle and slide it through the opening in the bottom part.
Before ordering I measured the heating element to see whether there was some non zero resistance (if I remember correctly it was 200 ohms). So I guessed that it was ok. Then I noticed the TCO attached with a nut to the bottom of the pot. I disconnected the spade connector on one end of the wire it was connected to and measured continuity across the TCO, but there was none.
To remove the TCO, unscrew the nut that is holding it and slide the protective tubing off. TCO is crimped on to the wire on both ends. Cut the old TCO out, strip wires and crimp the new TCO on.
Reassemble.
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