Hobart 00-353613-00001 Temperature Control
Specifications:
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Temp Controller W/ Potentiometer W/Slotted 3/16" D-Shaft, | |
| 150 To 450 Degree, 7Ea 1/4" Male Tabs, | |
| For Temp Probe Use #44-1235 Probe, Vulcan 353589-1. | |
| For Old Style Knob, Black 1-15/16" Dia, 3/16" D-Stem Flat | |
| Down, Has Pointer Arrow Use # 22-1597. | |
| For Pointer Knob W/ "D" Stem & Set Screw Use # 22-1107 | |
| For Pointer Knob W/ 1/4 | Hole & Set Screw Use # 22-1106 |
| Hobart Oven Cn85, Cn90 | |
| Vulcan Oven Series Ert-10, Et-4 |
Description
More Information:
- HOBART:00-353613-00001 ,00-416280-00001 ,00-416471-00001 ,116280-1 ,116471-1 ,353613-1 ,416280-00001 ,416280-1 ,416471-00001 ,416471-1||VULCAN HART:00-416280-00001 ,00-416471-00001 ,116280-1 ,116471-1 ,353613-1 ,416280-00001 ,416280-1 ,416471-00001 ,416471-1
Step1: Disconnect electrical power to the equipment before servicing.
Step2: Remove the control panel or access cover to reach the temperature control assembly.
Step3: Label and disconnect the wires from the existing temperature control.
Step4: Remove the mounting hardware and carefully take out the old control.
Step5: Install the new temperature control in the same position and secure it firmly.
Step6: Reconnect all wires to the correct terminals according to the wiring diagram.
Step7: Reinstall the access cover, restore power, and test temperature adjustment and control operation.
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What maintenance is required for the Hobart 00-353613-00001 Temperature Control?
Inspect the temperature control periodically for loose electrical connections, worn potentiometer response, or faulty dial movement that can affect temperature accuracy. Keep the control housing clean and dry to prevent grease or moisture from interfering with electrical components. Always disconnect power before inspecting or replacing the control to avoid electrical hazards.
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What are common issues with the Hobart 00-353613-00001 Temperature Control?
- Inaccurate temperature readings due to sensor drift.
- Intermittent control failure or unresponsive switching.
- Wiring or connector corrosion causing signal loss.
- Overheating or inconsistent regulation.