Heating element LF L3755624

A heating element converts electrical energy into heat, raising the temperature of the surrounding air or surface. In a roller grill, this element sits beneath or around the rotating drum, transferring heat directly to the food as it turns. The consistent radiant heat ensures even cooking or warming, whether for sausages, kebabs or other cylindrical items that benefit from continuous rotation.

To install the element, the operator first disconnects the grill from the power supply. The old element is removed by unscrewing its mounting points and disconnecting the electrical terminals. The new LF element is positioned in the same location, secured with the original fixings, and the terminals reconnected. Once the grill is reassembled, power is restored and the element is tested for correct operation before food is loaded.

This LF heating element is designed as a direct replacement for specific Roller Grill models, ensuring compatibility with the original mounting points and electrical connections. It operates on a 230 V supply, matching the standard voltage used in professional kitchens across the UK. The 2000 W power rating indicates the load it places on the circuit, so it should be connected to a dedicated socket or a distribution board capable of handling the demand without tripping.

The element fits the following Roller Grill models: FD50, FD50D, MF 50, RF 5DS, RF 5S, RFN 4I, RFP 50B, RFP 50D and RFP 50I. It is referenced under part numbers 416744, 2411896875 and FIM.68, which may appear on the original element or in the equipment manual.

Cleaning is limited to the exterior of the grill; the element itself is not designed to be washed. After each service, the grill should be allowed to cool before any removable parts are cleaned separately. Regular inspection of the element for signs of wear or damage helps maintain safe operation and consistent heat output.

This part is listed in the catering equipment catalogue under replacement components for roller grills.