Welcome to the Kitchen hub. The main part of any home!
Which is the best air fryer? | Air Fryer recipes
[simple_masonry sm_category_name=”kitchen”]
Kitchen Gadgets
[simple_masonry sm_category_name=”kitchen”]
Home » Gadgets / Tech » Tech Reviews » Kitchen Gadgets
[simple_masonry sm_category_name=”kitchen”]
About Shaun Baird
By: Shaun Baird
Owning a running a professional lawn care company offline, Shaun has brought his knowledge and tips to this website.. He lives and breathes lawns. He also likes to tackle anything related to DIY, power tools and other gadgets. While he admits that anything other than lawns is not his main "thing" he always approaches each topic an interest with the determination to do it right. If you ever wanted someone to help you, Shaun would be your man. He has spent most of his life helping others, often without realising, and used this passion to drive the 10 Warriors brand forward.
His knowledge of lawn care and creating stunning lawns has been brought to the 10 Warriors brand.
This unnerving dedication to always help people has become the focus for Shaun to dedicate his efforts to help a wider community. Please enjoy the work he has created.
Hello Shaun, i have a Tefal 2 in 1 air fryer. its stopped working. i found out that it is the motor, so i ordered one online. however, after the original motor has a different connection to the new one. the new one has two spade connectors that you push the onto from the side. my old one has a small square block connector that plugs in to the top. my question is could i cu the old block connection off, crimp spade connector onto the red and blue wires and connect them on ?
Hi dave.. first of all, I’m not a qualified electrician so please don’t take my advice as gospel, but as long as the motor is identical you should be fine. I’m not qualified for advice in this way, but I had a similar issue with a drain pump on a washing machine.. I had 2 parts come from 2 suppliers, both were the same but wrong connectors.. in the end, we bought a new one, but the guy who sold us it said we could have simply cut and re crimped. So if you know what you are doing I’d say go for it.