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Make sure to get high tempature spade lugs. Standard tinned copper tend to get loose with heat, the ones I use are rated to 900 f. As an example I use FR9C-250 terminals from elecdirect (without the name a bunch of gun parts came up). I have repaired stoves that had some damage but the replacement lug needs full contact with the blade or even high temp connectors will overheat. I am not sure if dielectric grease in this application will do much good but I don't think it would hurt. It may smoke when the element is turned on for the first time or two.

Make sure to get high tempature spade lugs. Standard tinned copper tend to get loose with heat, the ones I use are rated to 900 f. As an example I use FR9C-250 terminals from elecdirect (without the name a bunch of gun parts came up). I have repaired stoves that had some damage but the replacement lug needs full contact with the blade or even high temp connectors will overheat.

Make sure to get high tempature spade lugs. Standard tinned copper tend to get loose with heat, the ones I use are rated to 900 f. As an example I use FR9C-250 terminals from elecdirect (without the name a bunch of gun parts came up). I have repaired stoves that had some damage but the replacement lug needs full contact with the blade or even high temp connectors will overheat. I am not sure if dielectric grease in this application will do much good but I don't think it would hurt. It may smoke when the element is turned on for the first time or two.

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Ed Beal
  • 103.5k
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  • 156

Make sure to get high tempature spade lugs. Standard tinned copper tend to get loose with heat, the ones I use are rated to 900 f. As an example I use FR9C-250 terminals from elecdirect (without the name a bunch of gun parts came up). I have repaired stoves that had some damage but the replacement lug needs full contact with the blade or even high temp connectors will overheat.