Spare parts for electric radiators: heating elements, resistors, thermostats, remote controls, brackets, protective grills, electrical components for oil or fan radiators.
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Electric radiator spare parts and maintenance guide
Available components
A wide range of original and compatible spare parts: heating elements, resistors, thermostats / temperature probes, supplementary fans, remote controls, grills and shields, wall brackets, front plates, buttons / control boards, power cables.
How to identify the correct component
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Exact brand and model of the radiator (indicated on the back label or in the documentation).
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Type of radiator: oil / infrared / fan — affects resistors, fans, heating elements.
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Power and voltage of the electrical component: ohms, wattage, and volts must match.
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Physical format and connections for fans, grills, and brackets. For remote controls/thermostats, ensure the length or pitch of the contacts is identical.
Useful maintenance
- Regularly clean the protective grills to allow for good heat dissipation.
- Check and replace the resistor if there is a burnt smell, heat drop, or intermittent operation.
- Check the thermostat / probe for an accurate temperature reading.
- Do not cover the radiator during use; leave space around for ventilation.
Common issues and quick solutions
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Not heating as it should: worn or damaged resistor; possibly faulty thermostat.
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Excessive fan noise: loose fan, worn brackets, need for lubrication.
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Thermostat not responding: faulty probe or compromised electrical components.
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Remote control not working: dead battery, transmitter or receiver faults.
Quick FAQs
When to replace the resistor?
If you notice a drop in temperature, a burnt smell, or if the radiator is on but not producing even heat, it's time to replace it.
Noisy fan: what to check?
Check for dust buildup, loose screws, fan balance. If the noise persists, replace it with a compatible spare part.
Thermostat/temperature level not accurate?
Check the probe; if the reading is far from an external thermometer, it may be faulty or oxidized.
Buttons or control board not working?
Check wiring, switches, contacts; if there is visible oxidation or damage, replacement is necessary.
