Replacement Spare Parts For Sérénit Electric Spout

Quick Answer: These Serenit burner spare parts are replacement components for the Sérénit electric burner, listed as ‘Replacement Spare Parts For Sérénit Electric Spout’. The listing photo shows a spiral heating element set in a slotted square top plate with connection leads, plus white domed plastic fittings, black connector blocks and small washers.

What the Spare Parts Set Contains

‘Spout’ in the title is a literal translation of the French ‘bec’, meaning burner, so the set belongs to the Sérénit electric burner. The largest part in the photo is the heating assembly: a flat spiral element seated in a square metal plate cut with curved ventilation slots, with two insulated leads ending in spade terminals and a separate green-and-yellow earth wire with a ring terminal.

The smaller items are harder to identify from a photograph alone. Four white domed plastic pieces with clips at their base look like feet or insulating mounts for the housing, two black moulded blocks look like connector or terminal housings, and there are two small black washers. Check each part against the burner before ordering, since the listing does not name them individually.

Replacing a heating element is an electrical repair. It should be done by someone competent in appliance repair, with the burner unplugged and cold, and the finished unit should pass an electrical safety check, including earth continuity, before it returns to a classroom. A bent or damaged protection grid is a separate item with its own listing.

Specifications

Applications

• Restoring a Sérénit burner whose element no longer heats evenly or shows visible damage
• Replacing cracked plastic feet or mounts that leave a burner unstable on the bench
• Keeping a small stock of parts in schools that run class sets of Sérénit burners
• Holiday maintenance carried out by a school or college laboratory technician

Care & Handling

• Unplug the Sérénit burner and let it cool fully before opening the housing or touching the element.
• Photograph the wiring before disconnecting anything, so the new element and the earth lead go back in the same way.
• Have the repaired burner tested for earth continuity and insulation before students use it.
• Store unused parts in a labelled bag so that small washers and connectors are not lost.

Why Choose LabEquip

Science departments that have standardised on Sérénit electric burners buy this set to keep burners in service instead of replacing whole units. The parts appear in LabEquip’s chemistry equipment listings; send the burner’s model details through the contact page so the parts can be checked against it.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is included in the spare parts set?

The listing photo shows a heating element in a slotted square top plate with leads and an earth wire, four white domed plastic fittings, two black connector blocks and two small washers. The individual parts are not named, so compare them with your burner before ordering.

Why does the title say Electric Spout?

Spout is a literal translation of the French word bec, which also means burner. The parts are for the Sérénit electric burner, not for a spout of any kind.

Can a teacher replace the heating element?

Only someone competent in electrical appliance repair should do it. The element connects to mains wiring and an earth lead, so a technician should fit it and the burner should be safety tested before it is used again.

How can I tell that the element needs replacing?

Typical signs are a spiral that no longer glows evenly, visible cracks or distortion in the element, or a burner that stays cold although it is switched on. Unplug the unit and have it inspected before ordering parts.

Why is the earth wire important?

The earth lead connects the metal top plate to the earth pin of the plug. If a live wire ever touched the plate, current would flow to earth and trip the protection instead of passing through a person.

Are the white domed pieces feet?

From the photo they appear to be feet or insulating mounts that clip into the housing. Their position can differ between burner versions, so compare them with the old parts before removing anything.

Last Updated: September 2026