Garland 2147100 Sealed Element 8-3/4" 2000W 208V

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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Sealed Surface Element, 208V 2600W, 4 Term,
Fits 8-3/4" Hole
Garland 684Rc, 686Rc, Ed-15Hse, Edu-15Hse, Ss684, Ss686,
Su684, Su686

Description

The Garland 2147100 Sealed Element 8-3/4" 2000W 208V is a part that changes electrical energy into thermal energy using an internal resistive coil that is enclosed by a metal casing. This design supports transferring the heat directly to the cookware resting on the surface, and liquid spills do not touch the internal wiring. The constituent is mounted flat in the upper deck of a commercial appliance to provide a level and stable cooking surface. The part has a diameter of 8 3/4 inches, which fits into a certain cutout on the chassis to allow a flush.

More Information:

  • GARLAND:2147100||MIDDLEBY MARSHALL:1132B8701||SOUTHBEND:1132B8701||STAR MFG:1132B8701

Step1: Disconnect power at breaker and check supply is fully off before servicing.

Step2: Remove old heater and safely disconnect terminals, labeling wires for reference.

Step3: Clean mounting surface in the area, removing debris and grease.

Step4: Position new heater and secure it using mounting hardware, ensuring flat contact.

Step5: Reconnect terminals per original wiring diagram, ensuring tight and insulated connections.

Step6: Restore power, test heating operation, and monitor for overheating or loose connections.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Garland 2147100 Surface Heater?

    Regularly inspect the heater for signs of wear, corrosion, or damaged terminals. Keep the surface clean to prevent buildup that can affect heat transfer. Ensure electrical connections remain tight and secure. Always disconnect power before servicing to avoid electrical hazards.

  • What are common issues with the Garland 2147100 Surface Heater?

    • Uneven or insufficient heating output.
    • Burned-out heating element.
    • Loose or damaged terminal connections.
    • Slow heat-up or failure to reach temperature.
    • Electrical short or intermittent operation.