Apw 55445 Warmer Element 16" X 7-1/4" 120V 750W

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Specifications:

Attribute Details
[ 120V 750W 1Ph ] [ 16" X 7-1/4" ]
[Terminals {Flag W/Screw }
[Terminals {Screw 10-32 X 1/4" # 26-2345} Included.
American Permanent Ware Food Warmer
Warmer Tm-90, Tm-90D, Tw-90, Tw-90D.
Series Bm-80, Bw.

Description

The APW 55445 Element serves as a high-performance heating component that keeps commercial food warmers operating at their optimal food holding temperature. Operating at 120V and delivering 750W of power while measuring 16" x 7-1/4" this element ensures efficient heat distribution for busy commercial kitchens. This warmer element features built-in terminals that include a flag terminal with screw and a screw terminal 10-32 x 1/4" to simplify installation and support multiple model applications. This product serves food warmers from the TM-90, TM-90D, TW-90, TW-90D and BM-80 and BW series.

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Step1: Disconnect power and let the unit cool completely.

Step2: Remove access panel to reach the heating element.

Step3: Label and disconnect wires from the old element.

Step4: Unscrew mounting hardware and remove the old element.

Step5: Install the new element and secure it firmly.

Step6: Reconnect wiring as labeled.

Step7: Restore power and test for proper operation.

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  • What maintenance is required for the APW 55445 Element?

    Inspect electrical connections for looseness or corrosion; ensure power is off before service. Clean heating surfaces to remove grease and food residue for efficient heat transfer. Keep the warmer element dry, prevent moisture intrusion, and replace damaged wiring promptly.

  • What are common issues with the APW 55445 Element?

    • Inconsistent warmer heating output.
    • open circuit or element failure.
    • electrical arcing at terminals.
    • overheating due to poor contact or buildup.
    • burned or damaged heating element coils.
    • intermittent power loss from loose wiring.