Heating element LF L1755204

A heating element converts electrical energy into heat by passing current through a resistive wire. In coffee machines, this heat raises the water temperature to the point needed for brewing espresso. The element is submerged in the water tank or boiler, where it transfers heat directly to the water without open flames or combustion gases. This method gives fast, precise temperature control and even heat distribution, which are essential for consistent coffee extraction.

To install the element, the machine is first disconnected from the power supply. The old element is removed by unfastening its flange bolts, then the new element is positioned with its 77 x 77 mm flange aligned to the mounting surface. The flange is secured with bolts, and the electrical connections are reattached to the terminals. Once the water tank is refilled, the machine is reconnected to the power supply and tested for leaks and heating performance.

The element is constructed with a resistive wire encased in a protective sheath, designed to withstand continuous exposure to hot water and steam. The 77 x 77 mm flange provides a secure, leak-proof seal when mounted against the boiler or tank surface.

The 2500 W power rating indicates the load the element places on the electrical circuit. A 240 V supply is required, which matches the standard voltage for professional kitchen equipment in the UK. This ensures compatibility with the electrical infrastructure of commercial kitchens and coffee stations.

The element fits EXPOBAR coffee machines in the EB61, ELEN, G10, MEGACREM, MINI COMPACT, MONROC, NEW ELEGANCE and OFFICE ranges. It serves as a direct replacement for the original part in these models.

This heating element is listed in the catering equipment catalogue under coffee machine spares and accessories.