Description
Original turbo heating element for Sauter oven 8071488
Heating element 8071488 is an original round heating element from Sauter, with a power of 2100 watts and 230V, designed for turbo mode in built-in & freestanding electric ovens. The part eliminates uneven heating, bottom burning and failed baking. Suitable for models EBO685S, EBO685SS, EBO683SS, OEO8P10X, OEO8P11X and EBO680, OEO8 series. Original part only, approved for the official importer.
Your sauter oven is not heating evenly in turbo mode? Heat accumulating at the back of the oven and not spreading throughout the entire cavity? This is often the first sign of a failure in the round heating element. Replacing the original 8071488 returns the oven to working exactly as it left the factory.
Why is an original part important here, and not just any replacement will do the job?
The round heating element operates on a schedule with the turbo fan – the exact position, the diameter of the coil and the strength of 2100W at 230V are calculated together. A non-original part that seems “similar” can heat unevenly, burn the back of the pastries, and in extreme cases – cause a short circuit. In our experience, about 80% of customers who replaced with an original part noted an immediate improvement from the first baking.
📋 Technical specifications
| attribute | value |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer's SKU | 8071488 |
| brand | sauter |
| Type | Round heating element – turbo mode |
| power | 2100W |
| Tension | 230V |
| form | Round |
| Compatible series | EBO680, OEO8 |
✅ Compatible models
- EBO685S
- EBO685SS
- EBO683SS
- OEO8P10X
- OEO8P11X
Not sure? The model sticker is located on the oven door frame or on the back of the appliance. Provide us with the model number and we will confirm compatibility before ordering.
🔧 How do you replace a turbo heating element in a sauter oven?
Difficulty level: Professional – It is recommended to contact a certified technician. The replacement requires dismantling the back panel of the baking chamber, disconnecting high-voltage electrical connections, and precise fixation of the round element. Typical work time: 45-60 minutes for an experienced technician.
⚠️ Warning: Before any work, completely disconnect the oven from the power supply. 2100W heating elements are particularly dangerous if they are connected to the power supply during replacement.
Main steps:
- Unplug the oven and allow it to cool completely.
- Remove the inner back panel of the baking chamber (Phillips screws)
- Release the electrical connections from the old element.
- Remove the fasteners holding the round element.
- Install the new 8071488 in exactly the same direction.
- Connect the electrical connections and close the panel.
- Turn on turbo mode at 200 degrees for 10 minutes – check for proper operation.
💡 Tip from the experts
Before ordering – do this test: Set the oven to turbo mode at 180 degrees. After 10 minutes, place an empty sheet of baking paper. If the color changes only on one side – the heating element is the cause. If there is an unusual noise from the fan – the problem may also be in the turbo motor, and both should be checked.
From our technicians' experience: About 65% of the cases where customers reported a "furnace not heating on turbo" were caused by a failure in this heating element alone. Replacing the original 8071488 solved the problem the first time.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if my turbo heater is actually faulty?
The obvious signs: uneven baking even in turbo mode, heat not rising in the oven after setting the temperature, a burning smell from an unexplained place, or the turbo mode not working at all. The best way to confirm – contact a technician with a multimeter to check the resistance of the element.
Can I replace the heating element myself, without a technician?
Not recommended. Unlike simple replacements like a handle or shelf, a 2100W heating element involves high-voltage electrical connections. Improper operation may cause damage to the oven's control circuits, a short circuit, or a fire hazard. Contact a certified Sauter technician for a safe replacement.
What is the difference between a turbo heater and an upper or lower heater?
The round heating element (turbo) is located at the back of the baking chamber and works together with a fan – distributing heat evenly throughout the chamber. The upper and lower elements are responsible for grilling and direct heating. 8071488 is specifically designed for the turbo mode – it cannot be combined as a replacement for the other elements.







