This double switch is specially made for use with DeLonghi heaters. It is supplied directly from original equipment manufacturer. It is a crucial component which allows user to control the on/off functions of a unit. It is a simple plastic switch with six (6) metal lead terminals. This switch is sold individually. To complete this repair you would need a screwdriver. • Remove the faceplate using a screwdriver • Disconnect wires from the switch • Remove the old switch • Secure new switch in place • Reconnect wires • Reassemble and test the heater
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Easy repair. Saved the unit and it works great.
Direct fit. Returned unit to original condition.
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My new part is identical to the original, fit perfectly, and my heater now works like brand new.
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Used the screwdriver to pry the switch out of the heater. There are six slide on electrical connections on the back of the switch. I moved the wires one at a time from the old switch to the new one, to avoid any confusion. The new switch slid easily into the heater , and snapped back into place. Couldn\'\'t be easier.
On-line repair instructions I found are for later models of this DeLonghi heater that do not use the security torx fasteners. My older unit requires that these fasteners be removed rather than the phillips head screws to access the electrical components. So...
1. Remove the torx screws.
2. Pull the leads from the heater elem
... Read moreent (note the connections used) and swing the end panel up off the unit.
3. Remove the leads from the back of the old switch (again note the connections) and compress the side fingers so it comes out the front of the panel. There is limited access to compress the fingers with pliers, so a flat blade screwdriver may work better,
4. Note which way is up on the switch and manually press it in so the side fingers latch in place behind the bezel.
5. Reconnect the leads for the switch from step 3.
6. Insert the tab at the top of the panel into the slot in the heater frame, swing it down so you can reconnect the leads from step 2, and then replace the two screws from step 1. The end.
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One switch from the dual switches panel was broken.
Open the control panel by unscrewing the end piece of the heater. There are a few Phillips head screws, and some square-heads. Remove the dual switch unit by pushing it out from behind. Detach each terminal lead, and attach them one-by-one to the new switch in the exact terminal. Push the new switch unit into it\'s cavity until it clicks
... Read moreinto position. Re-attach the control unit by reversing the removal process. Plug it in, and enjoy the heat.
Removed the old switch with some force. Disconnected 6 wires remembering which should plug back where on the new switch. Then after reconnecting wires had to force the new switch back into unit. Works perfectly now.
This was a DeLonghi SafeHeat heater. Perfect, trouble-free service life of probably 15 years. One recent morning, one of the two rocker switches just snapped off and broke into pieces. The replacement switches, which come as a single unit, were perfect. The trick for me was gaining access. It took the better part of an hour to first figur
... Read moree out a sequence, then carefully disassemble parts of the heater. Once I had access, the switch replacement was simple, and reassembly took only minutes. I should probably add that I\'m an amateur homeowner and had never done this before; a pro could have made this repair in 10 minutes. The heater\'s now good as new. Nice unit.
Remove the front panel
With a small screwdriver press the four side strips to release the switch
Press the new switch into the panel
Disconnect the wires on at a time from the old switch to the new switch
Replace the panel
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The \'High\' side of the 2 part power switch on my Delonghi heater cracke
Tools - 2 Excelte 3323 2.5 mm screwdrivers (AKA a Greenie) - small needle nose pliers
1 - press the blade of one Greenie into the center area of the upper switch casing - between switch and heater body
2 - do same on the corresponding lower part of switch -
- Pry until the side or sides of the switch are exposed showing
... Read more round hole in side of switch.
3 - Press the tip of one of the needle nose plier arms into round hole -
4- pry up with Plier arm -
5- Switch will \'pop\' out.
6- With Needle Nose pliers - disconnect each spade connector/wire from old switch and attach to corresponding spade on new swich.
7 - Place new switch in Heater casing - with fingers: push top part \'in\'. then push bottom part in.
Took out grey, plastic frame that had held the red off/on switches that had fallen out. I took it out by prying it with a knife. Then, I used a leatherman to take off the electric prongs from the old switch and put them on the new.
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900 W switch section didn\'t work. Contact burnt out
Removed Philips screw on control panel.
Noted wire hook-up positions.
Used hand vacuum to clean up internal dust.
Pushed retainer tabs on top and bottom of old switch and pushed it out the front panel.
Needed needle nose pliers to pull some off the push-on connectors off old switch.
The wires to the middle
... Read more position of the switch were marked on the insulation making it easy to keep track of where they went.
Pushed new switch in place making sure to orient it correctly.
Pushed wires into place.
Put control panel back on and replaced screw.
Polished plug contacts to remove oxidation.
Plugged in to verify operation.
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ERP Number: ERP10310224
Manufacturer Part Number: 5110510001
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