Duke 153643 Oven Element Assembly W/Screw Terminals 23.5" X 15" X 9"

SKU: 153643 Brand:
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Element Assembly
[ 240V 10000W 1 Ph ] [ 23.5" X 15" X 9" ]
[Terminals {Screw 10-32 }
Duke Oven

Description

The Duke 153643 Oven Element Assembly is a heating element that is used in electric systems that are compatible. It has screw terminal connections and measures 23.5 by 15 by 9 inches, which is used to provide primary heat to bake, roast, or cook. This assembly is typically used in foodservice including restaurants, bakeries and kitchens. It is installed within the chamber and it is used together with thermostats and controls to ensure the right profiles. In the oven system, this element assembly is the key component in heat and thermal performance in use.

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  • DUKE:153346 ,153643 ,153930

Step1: Disconnect power supply and ensure oven is completely cool for safety before starting always carefully.

Step2: Remove rear panel to access the old element carefully.

Step3: Detach screw terminals and note wiring positions before removal.

Step4: Install new element aligning screw terminals and secure firmly.

Step5: Reconnect wiring exactly as noted and tighten connections properly.

Step6: Reassemble panel, restore power, and test heating operation safely.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Duke 153643 Element Assembly W/ Screw Terminals?

    Regularly inspect the oven element for signs of wear, corrosion, or damage. Keep terminals tight and free from grease buildup. Ensure proper electrical connections and avoid moisture exposure. Disconnect power before handling to prevent electrical hazards and ensure proper functioning.

  • What are common issues with the Duke 153643 Element Assembly W/ Screw Terminals?

    • Element not heating or uneven heating.
    • Burnt-out or broken heating coil.
    • Loose or faulty screw terminal connections.
    • Electrical short or intermittent power supply.
    • Visible damage such as cracks or warping.