Tatung TAC-6G Heating Element Replacement
Tatung TAC-6G Heating Element Replacement
Tatung TAC-6G Heating Element Replacement This guide will instruct the user how to remove the heating element from their rice cooker and then replace it with a new, functioning one.
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Tatung TAC-6G Heating Element Replacement
INTRODUCTION The rice cooker contains a heating element responsible for heating and cooking the rice while it is turned on. In this guide we will show how to expose the heating element and replace it.
TOOLS: 64 Bit Driver Kit (1)
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Tatung TAC-6G Heating Element Replacement
Step 1 — Heating Element
Lift the lid and bowl from top of the device
Be sure device is not plugged in before beginning replacement of heating element
Step 2
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Turn the bowl upside down so that the three legs point upwards
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Tatung TAC-6G Heating Element Replacement
Step 3
Remove the one 7 mm Phillips screw from the side of the brass panel.
Step 4
Remove the 6mm Phillips screw that holds the stainless plate.
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Tatung TAC-6G Heating Element Replacement
Step 5
Remove all four of the 15mm Phillips screws from all four of the brackets that hold the heating element in place
Step 6
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Using your hands, remove the heating plate that is on top of heating element.
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Tatung TAC-6G Heating Element Replacement
Step 7
Remove the 7mm Phillips screw that holds the white wire connected to the heating element.
Remove the 7mm Phillips screw that holds the white & maroon wires connected to the heating element.
Step 8
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Tatung TAC-6G Heating Element Replacement
Step 9
Using, your hands, take out the heating element and replace it with a new one.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order. This document was last generated on 2017-06-19 11:17:27 PM.
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Tatung TAC-6G Heating Element Replacement This guide will instruct the user how to remove the heating element from their rice cooker and then replace it with a new, functioning one.
Written By: John David Mitchell
© iFixit — CC BY-NC-SA
www.iFixit.com
Page 1 of 7
Tatung TAC-6G Heating Element Replacement
INTRODUCTION The rice cooker contains a heating element responsible for heating and cooking the rice while it is turned on. In this guide we will show how to expose the heating element and replace it.
TOOLS: 64 Bit Driver Kit (1)
© iFixit — CC BY-NC-SA
www.iFixit.com
Page 2 of 7
Tatung TAC-6G Heating Element Replacement
Step 1 — Heating Element
Lift the lid and bowl from top of the device
Be sure device is not plugged in before beginning replacement of heating element
Step 2
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Turn the bowl upside down so that the three legs point upwards
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Tatung TAC-6G Heating Element Replacement
Step 3
Remove the one 7 mm Phillips screw from the side of the brass panel.
Step 4
Remove the 6mm Phillips screw that holds the stainless plate.
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Tatung TAC-6G Heating Element Replacement
Step 5
Remove all four of the 15mm Phillips screws from all four of the brackets that hold the heating element in place
Step 6
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Using your hands, remove the heating plate that is on top of heating element.
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Tatung TAC-6G Heating Element Replacement
Step 7
Remove the 7mm Phillips screw that holds the white wire connected to the heating element.
Remove the 7mm Phillips screw that holds the white & maroon wires connected to the heating element.
Step 8
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Tatung TAC-6G Heating Element Replacement
Step 9
Using, your hands, take out the heating element and replace it with a new one.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order. This document was last generated on 2017-06-19 11:17:27 PM.
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