How to repair a toaster heating element
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- Опубліковано 28 чер 2019
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Hello everyone, Welcome back to EASY SOLUTIONS. In this video we'll be showing you how to repair a toaster heating element. Just go through the video to watch how.
Repairing a toaster isn't a piece of cake but when you come to our channel EASY SOLUTIONS it's a piece of cake as we've professionals in our team who have vast experience in repairing these daily basis useable things. In this toaster the main issue was that it's one side was not heating and the other side was heating. We've made it work properly and shown you the simplest and easiest way possible of how you can repair a toaster heating element. Let us support by subscribing our channel and clicking on bell icon in the end as your feedback always matters. Thanking you guys for being too much supportive since beginning. STAY BLESSED our audience :)
Precaution: Make sure to not use it while disassembled.
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For those not so electrically minded, it looks regular and normal to see a toaster heating up... just make sure you don't touch those wires because a) they're hot but b) small detail.. they can kill you. :) Be SUPER careful running a toaster while it's disassembled. Can be bloody dangerous. Cheers.
Indeed. You said so right plus this precaution added in description also. Thanks for your concern.
After watching this video, my toaster went straight into the trash can and I bought a new one
What do you mean by that?
Think he meens it is easier just to get a working one rather than fixing it
But you don't feel like a man.
Thanks, this worked!! I didn't even have to take the toaster completely apart to find the broken wire.
Your welcome.
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💚 I've just fixed mine this way! Thank you.
We’re glad by positive response of our audience. We appreciate you all for taking up your time and give us feedback . Thanks alot
Video may of been a great improvement with verbal rather than annoying music, thank goodness for the volume on/off. Check out all the top Vids out their and no background noises.
Sir we’re sorry for the inconvenience.
We’ll be taking your advice seriously and would forward your concern to videos creator to make sure not to add this annoying music.
Annoying music
@@mrsdash8323 very annoying music!!!!!!!!!!!
Crap music. Why yu need stupid music everywhere. We want to hear real tool noises.
The music loops are everywhere and few seem to think they turn people off. No doubt on a separate how to make a good you tube this crap is encouraged.
Protip: put the top plastic part in the dishwasher on the hottest setting while you are fixing the electronics. It will come out looking brand new.
Thanks for the tip.
Or melt completely .. this could be one of those Sucker Tips .
Hi friend thank you for the informative video. What is the size of the wire
Great if u have patience and can put things back together after opening then this video is for you but After watching some part of this the easy solution for me is to go online and find a new toaster
lol, to some extent you are right but still we encourage our viewers to repair the things and save money.
@@easysolutions90: You might encourage people to do this but that doesn't make it a legitimate or recognised repair technique as any legitimate tech will tell you. All you've done is create a dangerous botched fix.
I couldn't see what was done to the wire after pointing it out. And the music track is dreadful.
I tried to fix mine but it de-melted the wire and lit up… any advice? Maybe I used too small of a strand of the wire?
I want the exact opposite! I have a spare toaster and I want to toast a split bagel or English muffin on ONE side only. So from your video it looks as simple as cutting one of the element wires to break the circuit. And that could probably be achieved through the toaster slot using longnose pliers/cutters without dismantling the toaster!
Yes.
The music was very helpful there was no need to put words on the screen . The music was like sign language. I wish more UA-camrs would just use music
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When I saw that duct tape I was like, I think is time to buy a new one lol
Why? lol
You could repair it.
I assumed that, but what kind of cable? That´s the solution I was expecting to find.
Fix the cable. That’s all.
So easy! Even I considered the soldering iron before. I will try it soon!
Sure.
Don’t forget to leave your feedback afterwards.
Thank you!
You want to solder a heating element. Lets just think about that for a moment...
A week bit of a think for a few moments.
Once I saw the duct tape I was like, Yeah, this is it.
I see.
One step missing : HOW u fixed the broken wire + what did u fix it WITH (safely)? 🤣
CAUTION : Agree,
amateurs messing with 💥 toasters could cause house fire risk. 😿
Risky appliances best disposed of for the sake of £10 for new one at Argos 🥰
House fires ARE investigated.
THANK U - just bought a beautiful new toaster but element is broken.
Demo + Viewers comments helped me:
1. throw it away IMMEDIATELY for our SAFETY;
2. Not worth fixing by a professional seeing how risky they look dismantled;
3. To keep unplugged if not in use. 🔥🚒👨🚒This informative video was worth its weight in gold 👍
Your suggestion is appreciated!
God damn it, i could have used this
This seems a helpful video. Great
Thank you for your feedback.
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If you do this replace the whole coil wire
Why not toast on one side and then turn the slices of bread around?
Thank you very much for commenting If you have so much time, you can move the around
Never repair a broken element by splicing. This is a source of heat and any unauthorised repairs can lead to fires and accidents
Get an engineer to fit a new genuine element spare part. If you cannot then buy a new toaster. It is not expensive and safer
Your advice is appreciated but not everyone can afford to hire an engineer for daily basis home appliances issue, taking precautionary measures to avoid any kind of loss.
So i open my toaster to fix it, now the side that wasn't working is working and the side that was working before now it doesn't work.
Check out for the wiring, it might be disconnected.
@@easysolutions90 Yes, i got it now, thanks.
Your welcome.
Turn the toaster around the other way and the bad side will start working .
@@Dentinvent 😂
The big text in the middle of the video is dreadful
OMG don't try this at home folks!
Why? We always say take precautionary measures before doing anything like this but it doesn’t mean don’t try this.
Don't leave your toaster with bare ended wires like that. Good way to burn your house down.
We always say to do it on your own risk, plus people who’re following our video must wear proper gloves to avoid any kind of mishap.
Lousy music ,,,,,,,, what happened to the English speaking
We’re taking up suggestions regarding our background theme music & will soon be changing it.
Water mark is spoiling the video.
Sorry for the inconvenience
You have reduced the resistance of the wire. The element will now be hotter and present a fire risk. Modification rather than replacement of components with electrical goods is a bad a idea for a number of reasons. Invalidate warranty, invalidate property insurance, potential fire risk. This should NEVER be attempted by somebody who does not understand exactly what they are doing and the possible implications. Repairs should only be carried out by competent persons using approved parts.
Your point in the last is right but to that extent only as almost in our all videos we guide to the point procedure with all the details for repairing to avoid any kind of mishap btw we appreciate your concern.
Thank you!
All my points are correct! You should at least instruct people to disconnect the appliance from the power source prior to disassembly!
It’s a common sense that to disconnect an appliance before repairing it to avoid any kind of destruction!
Easy Solutions Yet, your video shows the toaster disassembled and energised with no explanation. You are not a great believer in common sense ?
What if I put some fatass juggernaut vape coils in my toaster? Will it be a super toaster?
Not worth the headache?!
Please avoid nonsense.
Solution : by not watching this? ;-))
With the greatest of respect, this is possibly the worst kind of "how to" video to put on UA-cam for the simple reason that unless you know exactly what you are doing you should never disassemble, repair or modify any mains powered electrical device, especially one that utilises exposed conductors. And if you do know what you're doing you're not gonna do what you have done there.
We respect your concern regarding saftey of people as it’s our number one priority to tell all of our audience to follow our videos on their own risk and make sure to not try it unless you are fully capable of doing it with the stuff we used in our video. Still if anyone face fear while doing it, it is recommended that person should not get into this.
I dislike this video just for the music.
We’re really sorry for this, actually it’s our theme music but we’re working on it and deciding to change it asap.
@@easysolutions90 I would do this ASAP. This sort of music kittens would playing with balls of wool, not with toasters.
Your concern is recorded.
Did you pay attention to the content or are you doing a survey of music used on instructional videos?
easy but unsafe solution 👎
Turn off switch than save process
My toaster would not work at all. Found a broken wire. Aftee doing what happened in the video worked after this. Because of the broken circuit maybe toaster did not want to come on at all.
Wonder how to connect the heating element back together fully.
You'll check the wire with a multimeter to see if current is going
Then your toaster is perfectly fine