Description

Original heating element for turbo program 2000W for Sauter oven 8026766

The original Sauter 8026766 Turbo Program Heating Element is the part responsible for distributing uniform heat in the oven using the rear fan — the element that operates the Turbo program. With a power of 2000W and a voltage of 230V, the element is suitable for baking ovens and built-in & Freestanding Ovens from various Sauter series. An original two-turn part that ensures complete heating uniformity, precise adjustment and maintenance of warranty conditions.

Why isn't your oven heating properly?

The heating element for the turbo program is the beating heart of the turbo program in the oven. When it burns out or short-circuits – the oven continues to operate, the fan rotates, but the air remains cold. This is the most obvious sign of a malfunction in the heating element.

Common signs that indicate a malfunction in the body 8026766:

• ✅ The oven in the turbo program only distributes cold air
• ✅ Baking is uneven – edges are cooked, center is raw
• ✅ Bubbles, burning or scorching are visible on the coil body
• ✅ Baking time extended without explanation

⚠️ Important: A burnt-out turbo heating element may cause an electrical short. Do not continue to use the oven before replacing it.

A moment before ordering – safety above all! To ensure a successful repair and maintain the longevity of the device, it is mandatory to use only original parts. Non-original parts may cause damage and void the warranty. Now click the “Check Model Compatibility” button at the top of the page and the system will immediately confirm that the part is suitable for your oven.

Why an original heating element – ​​and not a compatible one?

A genuine Turbo Program heating element comes with the exact coil diameter, adjusted electrical wire length, and identical connection points to those in the original oven. A non-genuine part has to undergo “adjustments” – bending, cutting wires, changing fastening points. Any such modification adds a potential point of failure and voids the warranty.

From the experience of our technicians, approximately 40% of recurring faults in built-in & Freestanding Ovens repaired with non-original parts are due to poor fit. The original part comes right out of the box.

📋 Technical specifications

✅ Compatible models

The part is suitable for the following Sauter models (make sure it matches the E-Nr number on the model sticker):

SAF Series (Built-in & Freestanding Oven): SAF865B

GH series (built in & Freestanding Oven built — GH): GHC74412, GHG85512, GHGF75212, GHGG85512, GHGI85512A, GHGP84512, GHGS77312, GHGS77312A, GHGS84412, GHGT74212A, GHGT84412, GHI85312A, GHP84512, GHP88512, GHS74212, GHS75312, GHS77312, GHS77312A, GHS84412, GHT74212A

HK Series (built in & Freestanding Oven — HK): HKB74224, HKB84424, HKC74413, HKG75223, HKG75413, HKG86525, HKP74324, HKP86525, HKP86526, HKP88525, HKS74213, HKS77324, HKS84413, HKT74213, HKY84224, HKY86525, HKY86525A

The part is also compatible with other models – check with the full model number.

📌 Where is the model sticker on your oven? On a built-in oven – the sticker is on the door frame, visible when you open the door. On a freestanding oven – usually on the back of the appliance or on the inner side wall.

🔧 How do you replace a heating element for a turbo program in a Sauter oven?

Replacing a heating element for a turbo program is a complex operation that requires complete power disconnection, access to the back wall of the oven chamber, and reconnecting electrical terminals. Average work time: 45-60 minutes for a skilled technician.

⚠️ Please note: Replacing this part requires professional technical knowledge. We recommend contacting a qualified technician for safe and proper installation of the component. Unprofessional installation may cause additional damage, electrical hazards, and void the warranty.

If you choose to do it yourself – basic order of operations:

1. Disconnect the oven from the power completely.
2. Remove the shelves and the bottom of the baking chamber.
3. Loosen the body's fastening screw(s) on the rear wall.
4. Disconnect the electrical wires from the clamps.
5. Insert the new body and assemble in reverse order.

💡 Tip from the experts

From our technicians' experience: A heating element for a turbo program usually burns out due to one of two reasons – excess moisture or prolonged use at maximum temperature . About 60% of the cases we see in the field are related to cooking in an open pot with liquids. Top tip: Cooking with liquids – cover the pot. This extends the life of the heating element by years.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a heating element and a turbo program and a top heating element?

The heating element for the turbo program (8026766) is located on the back wall of the oven and activates the turbo program — uniform heating using hot air circulation. The upper heating element (grill) is located on the ceiling of the oven and is designed to brown the surface. The two elements are completely different in shape, power and function - do not interchange them.

Is the 8026766 body also suitable for built-in & freestanding ovens?

Yes, the body 8026766 fits both the built-in & Freestanding Oven and the built-in & Freestanding Oven from Sauter – according to the compatible model list. Always check the full model number against the list before ordering. If your model is not on the list, contact us to verify.

Is it possible to replace a heating element for a turbo program without dismantling the entire oven?

In most Sauter models, the heating element can be accessed through the baking chamber itself after removing the inner back panel. There is no need to disassemble the entire oven. However, the operation requires knowledge of electrical connections and appropriate tools - recommended for a qualified technician only.