Product Overview
Mytee E572 heating rod, 600 W, 230 V. It is the element inside Mytee's cast aluminium heater blocks on 230 V machines.
Compatibility
Mytee lists the E572 on these 230 V parts lists:
- Mytee S-300H 230 V heated spotter — one rod in the A905B 600 W heater assembly
- Mytee HP60 Spyder 230 V extractor — two rods
- Mytee HP120-230 1200 W heater assembly — two rods
CCW has previously listed this rod for the Mytee Lite. Mytee's parts lists above confirm the rod itself; send us your machine model and we will confirm it applies.
Important — Voltage
Mytee also makes a 115 V 600 W rod, part E571, for North American machines. The two look alike. An E571 will not work correctly on an Australian 230 V supply. Check the part number on the rod you are replacing.
Important — Electrical Work
This is a mains-voltage component inside the machine. In Australia, work on the electrical side of a 230 V appliance is licensed work. Order the part if you have a qualified person doing the job; otherwise send the machine in.
Diagnosing a Heater Fault
A machine that has stopped producing heat has usually either failed the element or tripped a thermal cut-out. Mytee's heater blocks use an automatic thermostat (E573) and a manual-reset high-limit thermostat (E574).
A cut-out that keeps tripping is telling you about flow, not about the element — check for a blocked filter or jet before replacing anything.
Specifications
| CCW SKU | MPE572 |
| Mytee part | E572 |
| Power | 600 W |
| Voltage | 230 V |
| Not to be confused with | Mytee E571, 600 W 115 V |
Frequently Asked Questions
Which machines use it?
Mytee lists it on the S-300H 230 V spotter, the HP60 Spyder 230 V extractor and the HP120-230 heater. Send us your model if it is not listed.
How many do I need?
One on the S-300H; two on the HP60 and the HP120-230 heater. Replace like for like.
What is the difference between E571 and E572?
Voltage. E571 is 115 V, E572 is 230 V. Only the E572 suits Australian mains.
The heater keeps cutting out. Is it the rod?
Usually not. Repeated tripping points to low flow — check filters and jets first.
What We See in the Field
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Mytee part numbers change between machine generations. Tell us your model and serial number and we will confirm the part before you order.
